Soneva Kiri's manta ray-shaped Den hanging over the forest canopy is one of the most indulgent places for children to relax and play, while learning how to play Thai instruments, paint and take part in visual arts. The Intrepid Explorers kids' club, for ages 12 months to 13 years, offers private excursions out to sea and cultural exchanges to local villages. Meanwhile, the resort has its own state-of-the-art observatory for stargazing and Cinema Paradiso for watching movies under the stars. Children can also experience the Tree Pod Dining with meals served by zip lining waiters and for dessert, the chocolate and ice cream rooms await. Scott Dunn offers seven nights at Soneva Kiri from £1,875 per person based on a family of four sharing on a B&B basis and including flights.

Nestled in the natural beauty of Zeytinlikahve Cove, Jumeirah Bodrum Palace boasts the outstanding Sinbad's Kids Club with The Science Club, an interactive, fun experience for children over eight years. Through The Science Club, children are introduced to science with experiments using professional microscopes and science equipment. The special science sets allow children and teens to make their own eco toys, such as cars and robots, which run on solar energy. The spacious kids' club is set over two floors and boasts outdoor facilities, such as the children’s pool, aqua park and playgrounds. A two-bedroom Noble Grand Suite starts from 5,500 euros for a seven-night stay.

A magical resort set on the beautiful beaches of Ko Olina in Oahu, Aulani Disney Resort is home to Aunty's Beach House, a kids' club for children aged 3 to 12, where they can immerse themselves in Hawaiian culture, art and music. From Aunty's Aloha Party to dressing up and Keiki Hula, there are plenty of fun activities for children, as well as paid for activities, such as learning to surf with Disney characters Chip and Dale, and the Fish are Friends up close Hawaiian fish encounter. The hotel has a water park, a teen spa for guests aged 13 to 17, a high-tech scavenger hunt and fire pit storytelling. Luxtripper offers seven-night holidays from £2,020, including flights.

The Explorers Children’s Club at PER AQUUM Niyama was made for young VIPs who want to embark on safaris, explore wildlife and cook at Master Chef classes, all in the middle of the Maldivian ocean. Other touches for tiny travellers include a popcorn machine, ice cream chilled in well-stocked fridge Deli-In, as well as tree top dining at the restaurant Nest. ITC Luxury Travel offers a seven-night holiday for a family of three from £5,889 staying in a Beach Studio and including flights.

Set high on a cliff top in Tenerife, Abama Golf and Spa Resort is home to one of the biggest kids clubs in Europe, with a huge timetable of child-friendly activities on offer to keep kids of all ages occupied - from island treasure hunts and cultural cooking classes to Zumba lessons, astronomy workshops and mini-musicals. There is a vast play area with diverse play zones and interactive learning experiences based on Land, Water, Culture and Environment. Kids can even head to the spa to take part in a Mummy and Me yoga class, specifically adapted to suit the energy levels of youngsters. The Healthy Holiday Company offers seven nights from £949 per person based on two sharing a Deluxe Room on a B&B basis and including return flights.

The Westin Resort Costa Navarino provides an activity-packed sunshine escape for lively kids. When they aren’t visiting the on-site cinema, splashing about in the aqua park (with large, winding water slide) or taking part in table tennis tournaments, little ones can head to the nearby interactive museum to learn all about the local history and environment, or scale the 100sqm climbing wall at the Navarino Rocks climbing centre, which offers special lessons for youngsters. They can even end their action-packed day with a sleepover in The Sandcastle kids’ area. The Healthy Holiday Company offers a seven-night holiday from £1,010 per person based on a family of four sharing a Family Suite on a half-board basis and including flights.

The Young Club for 14 to 17 year old guests at Hillside Beach Club is a dream. From entertaining DJ courses to basketball, canoeing, water sports, and water polo, there's something for every teen. They can try table tennis, beach volley, darts and dance lessons throughout the day, before relaxing in the Jacuzzi or the lounge. For four to seven year olds, Kidside offers two exclusive swimming pools, four waterslides, a mini disco, mini football and crafts and games. A seven-night stay at Hillside Beach Club starts at £823 per person, including flights.