TUI Kids Club Punta Prima
Seasonal kids club for ages 3 - 16 at a family resort
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 to 16
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
Full day to multi-day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor (seasonal activities)
Weather Fit
Summer season only
Stroller Access
Moderate (uneven terrain)
Washrooms
No child-height facilities
Food
Limited quality & options
Parking
Available on-site
Booking
Required (resort stay)
Parent Effort
High (supervision needed)
A TUI-affiliated resort with seasonal childcare programming, suitable for children aged 4 and up. Offers supervised activities during summer months but limited child-focused facilities. Staff are generally friendly, though food quality, safety features like bed rails, and room amenities fall short of expectations for younger children. Not well suited for toddlers or families requiring specialized accessibility.
About This Place
TUI Kids Club Punta Prima is a children's activity program located in Sant Lluís, Balearic Islands, Spain. It is designed for children aged 3 to 16 and offers structured, supervised play and recreational activities typically associated with family holiday resorts. The club operates seasonally, usually during the summer months, and is intended for guests staying at TUI-affiliated holiday destinations in the area. No specific facilities or amenities are listed beyond general children's programming.
Place on Google Maps open_in_newSeasonal Programming
Kids club runs seasonally; not available year-round
Lack of Child-Friendly Facilities
No step stools or child-height toilets in bathrooms
Safety Risks on Beds
Sofa beds lack bed rails; potential safety hazard
Inconsistent Food Quality
Food quality and variety reported as poor by guests
Good to Know Before You Go
- Age suitability
- Best for children aged 3 to 16; young toddlers may be at risk on sofa beds without bed rails
- Safety notes
- No bed rails on sofa beds; no children's toilets or step stools in rooms or public areas; theft of small personal items reported - keep belongings secure
- Food policy
- Limited vegetarian and vegan options; food is sometimes served lukewarm or runs out quickly; bring your own child-friendly beverages like milk or cocoa powder as hotel options are unreliable
- Children's activities
- TUI Kids Club operates seasonally during peak summer months; childcare hours are short for a 'children's hotel' pricing model; marketing the resort as family-focused may be misleading given limited dedicated child services
- Sun loungers
- Reserved early (by 6 a.m.) with towels; staff do not intervene to enforce fair access; arrive early to secure a spot or consider quieter areas like the garden behind the lower pool
- Accessibility
- No wheelchair access reported; no step stools or child-height sinks in bathrooms; limited accessibility for young children in public spaces
- Booking
- Check-in can take up to 45 minutes due to high guest volume; booking a room with a view is recommended for best experience as some rooms offer stunning views of the lighthouse and beach
- Washrooms
- No child-friendly features such as step stools or low sinks in public or room bathrooms
Kid Fit by Age
No dedicated baby facilities such as child-height toilets, step stools, or cribs; sofa beds lack bed rails posing safety risks; no provisions for infant feeding (e.g., warm milk); theft of baby items reported.
May enjoy pool access and activities but limited childcare hours reduce usability; risk on sofa beds without rails; lack of child-specific facilities like step stools or toddler toilets in public areas.
Structured play and games available during club hours; children generally engage well; pool access is a highlight; however, limited availability of child-friendly food items like warm milk or proper cocoa.
Children enjoy the pools and activities; club programming suits this age group; however, poor food quality and short childcare hours detract from full experience.
Older children benefit most: larger pool space, varied games, social opportunities; staff are friendly and engaging; less reliant on food or special child facilities.
Suitable for teens due to resort size, pool access, and social atmosphere; however, limited teen-specific programming and noisy dining hall may reduce appeal; some guests are British-focused, which may affect inclusivity.
Insider Tips
Arrive early to claim sun loungers
Eat on the terrace to avoid noisy dining hall
Choose garden-side rooms for more peace
Keep valuables out of sight in public areas
- •No bed rails on sofa beds - supervise young children
- •Keep belongings secure - theft reported
- •Avoid crowded dining hall during peak times
- •Ensure child safety near water and pools
- •No step stools or child-height sinks in bathrooms
- •Sun loungers often reserved early with no staff enforcement
- •No wheelchair access or detailed accessibility info available
- •Children's toilets not provided anywhere
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week or early morning for quieter pool access and less crowded dining.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxChild-friendly beverages (e.g. warm milk, cocoa powder)
- check_boxSturdy swimwear for children
- check_boxSun protection and hats
- check_boxSmall storage bag for personal items
- check_boxReusable water bottles
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is the TUI Kids Club suitable for, and how much supervision or programming is available? expand_more
The Kids Club is designed for children aged 3 to 16 and offers supervised activities during the summer season. While staff are friendly, the program is limited in scope and may not justify the high pricing for families seeking robust childcare.
Is there parking for guests, and how easy is it to find a spot? expand_more
Parking is available at the resort but may be limited during peak season. Guests are advised to arrive early to secure a spot near their accommodation, as sun loungers and parking spaces are often reserved unofficially by guests from early morning.
What should we bring for food and drinks, especially for young children? expand_more
Food service can be inconsistent — portions may run out quickly, meals are sometimes served lukewarm, and vegetarian and vegan options are limited. Guests are advised to bring their own child-friendly beverages, such as warm milk or cocoa powder, due to poor quality or availability at the resort.
Is the Kids Club open all year, or only during certain times of the year? expand_more
The Kids Club operates seasonally during the summer months for guests staying at TUI-affiliated accommodations. It is not open year-round, and facilities are generally unstructured beyond scheduled activities. No permanent indoor or outdoor childcare structures are present.
Are there child safety features like bed rails or step stools available in rooms? expand_more
No bed rails are provided on sofa beds, posing a safety risk for young children. There are also no child-height toilets, step stools, or accessible sinks in rooms or public areas. Guests should bring their own safety equipment, especially for toddlers.
Are there reports of stolen items, and should we take precautions? expand_more
Some guests report theft of small personal items such as baby hats and swimsuits. It is recommended to keep children's belongings secure at all times and avoid leaving items unattended on sun loungers or in open areas.
Location
Address
07713 Sant Lluís, Balearic Islands, Spain