Your online guide to Caribbean family vacations
from the authors of Caribbean with Kids.
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Your online guide to Caribbean family vacations from the authors of Caribbean with Kids. |
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Almond Beach Village, Barbados The Village caters to both couples and families. A children’s
program keeps the little ones happy while the two of you play a round
of nine-hole golf, enjoy watersports right on property, or just lounge
around the long expanse of sand. The Kid’s Club is set in the Village’s Family
Entertainment Center on the southern edge of the property. Here 64 guest
rooms are specially reserved for family travelers and swimming pools,
a playground, an ice cream shop, a pizza parlor, a restaurant with a special
kids’ menu and more make even the youngest traveler feel welcomed.
Registration in the Kid’s Club is complimentary as part of the all-inclusive
program, whether families are staying within the Family Entertainment
Center or elsewhere on the property. The Kid’s Club Nursery is for children up to the age of four, with a child to caregiver ratio of three to one. The nursery is open from 9am to 5pm daily, closed for the lunch hour. Kids five and up enjoy various activities appropriate to their age. With a child to caregiver ratio of 12 to one, school-age
children are grouped from 5 to 7 and 8 to 12. Child fun includes board
games, a mini-pool table, VCR, Jukebox, and Foozeball. Outside the center,
supervised fun includes watersports, arts and crafts, beach games, on-site
nature walks, storytime, treasure hunts, and more. Parents can enroll
children in the program for all or part of a day or just for a single
activity. Children can also be escorted to lunch or dinner by Kid’s
Club staff while parents enjoy a meal out. Almond Beach takes special care with child safety. Children
are supervised by staff at all times. Playrooms are kept locked and children
in the Kid’s Club are returned only to an adult known by the children
or one previously identified as a family member or friend. The Family Plan for both single and two parent families permits the first child under 16 to stay free when traveling with one or two paying adults (except for standard rooms). Back to Barbados with Kids
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