Kids are free at Club Med family fun festival
From July 13 to 28, world renowned resort chain, Club Med will hold special family fun festivals at its resorts in Bali, Cherating Beach Malaysia and Phuket. During the festival, children are invited to eat, stay and play for free, paying only for flights and transfers.
Club Med’s Family Festival is packed with fun filled activities, all centred on a unique daily theme and designed to help families enjoy quality time together in exotic destinations. Highlights include inflatable fun fairs, Asian games and family workshops in cooking, arts and crafts. Together families will star in specially designed evening shows, compete in organised sports and learn new skills such as kite making and fruit carving.
For teens, Club Med has customised special workshops where they can interact with their peers in a safe environment and discover new skills and interests such as sound mixing, film, theatre, dance and sports.
During the festival children will enjoy the independence of participating in Kids Club where they will meet friends from all over the world as they frolic in the pool, trapeze through the sky and participate in specially designed activities under qualified supervision. While the kids play parents will be able to take the time to relax and unwind and live out romantic moments as they stroll down white sandy beaches or enjoy a candle-lit dinners.
With Club Med’s all inclusive packages you will take regular dips into the pool rather than your wallet. Prices include flights, accommodation, three gourmet buffet meals daily, open bar and snacking service, Kid’s Clubs, nightly entertainment and all transfers and taxes.
Prices to enjoy a seven night all inclusive holiday at Club Med resorts in Asia departing from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide start from:
|
Club Med |
1st Adult Prices from |
1st Child Prices from |
|
Bali – Nusa Dua (departing Sydney) |
$2893 |
$1288 |
|
Bali – Nusa Dua (departing Melbourne) |
$2921 |
$1316 |
|
Malaysia – Cherating Beach (Departing Syd, Melb, Bris and Adl) |
$3303 |
$1656 |
|
Thailand – Phuket (Departing Syd, Melb, Bris and Adl) |
$2922 |
$1167 |
The above deal is valid for sale until 31 July, 2008 and for travel until 31 October, 2008. Some blackout dates apply.
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