What a family holiday looks like from the club room
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Explorers covers four months to eleven years, with activities grouped by age. What that means in practice changes hotel by hotel: each property sets its own accepted ages, opening hours and staffing, so the club name tells you less than the age bands and the daily timetable do.
Where the club sits shapes the day as much as what happens inside it. A bay hotel, a resort with a water park and an island jungle club run different programmes, and the route between your room and the drop-off point differs at each.
In Greece, the Cocoon at Costa Navarino serves both the Westin and the Romanos, in a resort built around beach, pools, sport and a water park. The club at Daios Cove on Crete sits at the centre of the resort, next to a gently sloping bay.
In the Maldives, Explorers at Niyama takes a jungle-and-circus theme, with local culture, nature and creative games built into the day. The names are the same; what a child actually does between breakfast and dinner is not.
