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Keeping the Young Ones Entertained
As one of the most child-friendly countries in the world, it comes as no surprise that Spain – and specifically the Costa del Sol – has a seemingly endless supply and variety of activities to keep the little ones eternally entertained. Children are essentially revered in Spain and tend to get away with considerably more than their northern European counterparts do.
To the uninitiated it would appear that Spanish children do not have curfews or bedtimes. It is not uncommon to see them squealing with delight and dashing around crowded restaurants at midnight while their parents finish off a bottle of wine. In this extremely family-orientated country, late night strolls along the boardwalk with granny, grandad, uncles, aunts, cousins, siblings and babies are common.
If you belong more to the child-phobia and adults-only-hotel demographic, don’t read on!
Everybody’s favourite theme park... the beach
For those of you still with us… it goes without saying that in a country where the youngster is king or queen and the climate is incredible for most of the year, children living in Spain enjoy a healthy and seemingly happy lifestyle.
While parents in northern climes, for example, struggle to get their children out the door and into the fresh air, kids reared on the Costa del Sol spend much of their time outdoors – often noisily. There are beaches, the sea, swimming pools, playgrounds, waterparks, theme parks, football pitches, tennis courts, horse-riding, zoos, go-karting... and the one item that makes all this outdoor activity possible: abundant sunshine.
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Seemingly endless supply and variety of activities for children on the Costa del Sol
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For a newly relocated family, the never-ending choice of places to go or things to do with the children can seem daunting. But don’t worry: if you are prone to a little indecision, the best option is to take the family to everybody’s favourite theme park, the beach.
With no admission fees or queues, the Costa del Sol’s beaches are bundles of fun for your little bundles of joy. An entire day at the beach might seem like something of a chore for the adults (lying there getting sunburned while the kids splash about) but why not do what many Spanish families do and bring the whole house with you? An ample array of equipment and provisions to maximise comfort: barbecues, fold-out tables and chairs, umbrellas, canopies, cool boxes, food, drink, footballs, racquets, radios… the list is exhausting (as is packing it all away afterwards).
The sun, sea and sand are all free to enjoy, and make the ideal alternative if you are not in the mood for choosing between zip-lining between trees or visiting a theme park.
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