Spring break · Luxury family resorts
Busy days. Big suites. Easy evenings.

Spring break falls between March and April, and the children who come are old enough to want a full day: water sports, pools, tennis, something new each morning.
So look past the beach to what the resort runs on its own grounds, then pick a suite, residence or villa where everyone has a bed and a door. These six do both.

Book one of more than 40 villas and residences on Pinney’s Beach, two to seven bedrooms, each with its own pool. The resort runs one of the Caribbean’s best family programs, an on-site golf course and Troon’s 2025 Resort Tennis Centre of the Year.

The villas run from one-bedroom suites to large estates, many with private pools, and in-villa nannies can be arranged. Kids help researchers tag turtles, meet the horses and emus at the rescue barn, and fill the rest of the day at the Beach Club’s three pools, pickleball and Seabobbing; it is reached by boat or helicopter.

Ask for the Palm Suite Swim Out or Palm Luxe Swim Out, with the pool right off the room. Four pools, a private beach with watersports and a Jack Nicklaus golf course keep everyone busy, about 8 miles from Punta Cana International.

The Estate wing has residences up to five bedrooms, including beach-level residences with pools. Kids Town, for ages 5 to 12, is complimentary, with kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing and snorkelling.

The Residences go up to four bedrooms for families, and the villas add private patios and plunge pools. The resort sits between the Pitons with a PADI dive facility, and the Rainforest Spa is there for the adults.

Take Club Suites: the Club Level lounge serves breakfast, snacks, drinks and sweets through the day, so nobody waits for a meal. Two pools and plenty of water play line Palm Beach, and every room has a private balcony.










A ten-year-old and a sixteen-year-old want different weeks. Send us your spring break dates and who’s coming, and we’ll match the resort and the suite.
Check my datesHere is what each hotel runs for children. Four Seasons Resort Nevis: Kids For All Seasons, ages 3 to 9; Oil Nut Bay: Nut House Kids Club + Rangers Program; The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort: St. Regis Children's and Teens' Club, ages 4 to 12; Grace Bay Club: Kids Town, ages 5 to 12; Sugar Beach, A Viceroy Resort: Sugar Club, ages 4 to 11; The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba: Ritz Kids, ages 4 to 12, in summer. We confirm hours and booking for your dates.
Oil Nut Bay for turtle tagging, pickleball and Seabobbing, Four Seasons Nevis for tennis and golf, and The St. Regis Cap Cana for watersports off a private beach.
Grace Bay Club’s Kids Town includes kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing and snorkelling. The St. Regis Cap Cana has watersports on its private beach, and Sugar Beach has a PADI dive facility.
Oil Nut Bay’s large private villas, Grace Bay Club’s five-bedroom Estate residences and Sugar Beach’s Four Bedroom Residence.
At the Virtuoso hotels on this list, yes: you pay the hotel’s own rate, with the extras confirmed in writing. Four Seasons Nevis is booked through our direct relationship with the resort, and we confirm the rate with them for your dates.
You pay the hotel directly. We confirm availability and the rate, attach any amenities in writing and hold the suite or villa. There is no fee from us.
