Club Med caters to families with deluxe family rooms and countless family-friendly features and activities.
MIAMI – Club Med recently introduced the most competitive children’s vacation pricing in the industry with Kids Under Four Stay Free. Since launching in May, bookings for families with children ages two to three years have increased by 33%, evidence that traveling with kids has never been easier or more affordable. Families looking for the perfect all-inclusive getaway can escape to seven Club Med properties including the tropical paradise, Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic or the active lifestyle resort, Sandpiper Bay in Florida.
Extending the age of the ‘kids stay free’ concept from two to four years old is yet another confirmation of the brand’s commitment to its core values, making them the leader in affordable family-friendly vacations. Offering dedicated children’s pricing to all kids under the age of 16, Club Med also boasts 50% off children’s vacations ages four to 12 and 40% off for ages 13 to 15.
Club Med caters to families with deluxe family rooms and countless family-friendly features and activities. Children’s programs invite little ones from four months – 17 years to participate and grow in programs specially designed for their age group. Activities include a wide array of land and water sports, along with Le Petit Chef cooking lessons, Zumbatomic and more. The Baby Welcome Program makes it exceedingly easy to travel with a baby. Upon arrival, parents are provided with highchairs, cribs, strollers, bottle warmers, bathtubs and more to ensure a seamless vacation experience.
Children under 4 stay free at: Ixtapa Pacific & Cancun Yucatan (Mexico), Punta Cana (Dominican Republic), Sandpiper Bay (Florida), Columbus Isle (Bahamas), La Caravelle (Guadeloupe), Buccaneer’s Creek (Martinique). Children eligible to stay for free must be lodged in the same room as the adults, or in a connecting room.
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