{"id":371,"date":"2016-11-08T14:54:23","date_gmt":"2016-11-08T11:54:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/devp.karmagroup.com\/blog\/?p=371"},"modified":"2019-01-08T14:08:24","modified_gmt":"2019-01-08T06:08:24","slug":"3-monkeys-kids-club-karma","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/devp.karmagroup.com\/blog\/3-monkeys-kids-club-karma\/","title":{"rendered":"3 Monkeys Kid\u2019s Club at Karma lets Parents Play too!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Remember what summer holidays used to be like? When it was just the two of you? <\/p>\n

Those sensual star-filled evenings surrendering to exotic new tastes, sounds and rhythms, intoxicatingly different from the ones you\u2019d left behind? Not being a slave to any schedule. Extended breakfast marathons with endless pots of tea. Relaxing with your favourite author by the pool with nothing more pressing on your mind than what cocktail to order for \u201celevenses\u201d \u2013 or which restaurant or DJ to road test that night. <\/p>\n

Time to slow down and reflect. <\/p>\n

For those of you with small children, it probably all seems like a lifetime ago. Okay, straight out of the gate, let\u2019s be clear. No one\u2019s saying that we don\u2019t cherish our little darlings. They\u2019re the light of our lives (most of the time). Nor are we saying that we don\u2019t absolutely adore creating \u201chappy holiday\u201d memories together that will last their whole lifetime. <\/p>\n

But let\u2019s be honest. Going away with young people does come with certain challenges. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s a simple fact of life that kids and adults, for the most part, just don\u2019t unwind the same way. They want to get up at dawn. You want to gently greet the day at your own pace. They want to embark on an exhausting whirlwind of constant activity, noise and discovery. Meanwhile, all you\u2019ve been dreaming of for weeks is stretching out on a sun lounger peacefully, having a massage or two, and getting on first-name basis with the beach bar mixologist. <\/p>\n

It can all add up to a sure-fire recipe for rows, stress and disappointment \u2013 not to mention a constant battle over who is really calling the shots on your hard-won holiday.<\/p>\n

But grown-up pampering and kiddie fun doesn\u2019t have to be mutually exclusive. At Karma Resorts, we have taken away the most common \u201cbuzz killers\u201d associated with holidaying with younger children. Our award-winning 3 Monkeys Kid\u2019s Club hosts a stimulating and inspiring itinerary of free activities for your own little monkeys, (aged between 4-12). <\/p>\n

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Initially launched at our flagship Karma Kandara resort and Spa in Bali, 3 Monkeys \u2013 named after the playful monkeys inhabiting this stunning coastal hideaway – now operates across many of our luxury properties. Open daily from 10am to 5pm, 3 Monkeys gives families the best of both worlds \u2013 (and is so popular, some families even return to us several times a year!). <\/p>\n

With your loved ones happily immersed in fun crafts, games, and educational workshops with our highly-trained staff, there\u2019ll be no more slugging it out for space in crowded one-size-fits-all swimming pools. No more having to always dine at \u201cRush Hour\u201d to fit in with the children\u2019s schedule. And no more sacrificing \u201cDate Nights\u201d because you have to accommodate early bedtimes every evening while you\u2019re away. <\/p>\n

Your budding Harry Potter can join in a magician\u2019s masterclass; take a little chef\u2019s cooking workshop; compete in a scavenger hunt or discover simple seaside pleasures like crab hunting and kite flying – while you take a romantic stroll along the beach; reclaim the joys of a lazy morning by the pool with your head buried in a book; or treat yourself to an afternoon siesta. <\/p>\n

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While they\u2019re busily burning off excess energy at a Zumba class; creating an exciting sand volcano eruption; or even experiencing a junior spa treatment \u2013 you could be sipping a glass of fine wine at one of our panoramic seafront bars; trying your hand at windsurfing; or indulging in your own luxury treatment at one of Karma\u2019s elite wellness spas. <\/p>\n

And while they relish the camaraderie of eating lunch with other children each day – you can enjoy a more leisurely meal at a time and place of your own choosing. You\u2019ll also have access to our fully-qualified babysitting service for infants to help you carve out some much-needed couple time during your Karma stay.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not that you don\u2019t want to see them at all, of course!<\/p>\n

But have you ever noticed just how much more you all appreciate each other\u2019s company when you\u2019re not in each other\u2019s pockets 24-7? You\u2019ll be able to watch their small faces light up as they return to you, buzzing with excitement about new friends and tales of new adventures. <\/p>\n

And because we believe in the importance of sharing other cultures with your child, 3 Monkeys also offers a selection of themed interactive activities for our young guests, designed to celebrate local customs \u2013 such as making Balinese wooden masks or learning the steps of a traditional Thai dance. During Christmas, we host a wonderful calendar of festive children\u2019s events (The 12 Days of Karma), featuring Christmas crafts, seasonal cooking and games.<\/p>\n

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Karma has always been a family-friendly brand and that means making sure that every member of your group deserves the same fine standards of service, regardless of age. We all work harder than ever before and most of us take fewer holidays. So haven\u2019t you earned the right to properly recharge while away and rediscover the best \u201cYou\u201d?<\/p>\n

Because at the end of the day \u2026 we parents like to play a little too!<\/p>\n

#KarmaforKids #ExperienceKarma #BestFamilyHolidays #3MonkeysKidsClub #KarmaKandara<\/p>\n

To book<\/strong> one of the most family-friendly holidays you\u2019ll ever have, visit HERE:
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