Eight resorts, one way of doing things.

Ikos's ultra all inclusive: breakfast, lunch and dinner including the à la carte restaurants, drinks including good wines and cocktails, snacks, kids' clubs and most activities. With us, your flights, a hold bag and transfers are included too.

They all welcome children, but they're not the same. Kissamos and Aria suit active families, Olivia is lovely with little ones, and Oceania and Dassia have adults-only pools that couples love. Try Find your Ikos above, or just ask us.

Yes, 5 nights at all eight resorts.

In Greece, a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). At Ikos Porto Petro in Mallorca, a tourist tax of €4.40 per guest aged 16+ per night (half from the 9th night). They aren't included in your holiday price: you pay them direct to the hotel when you check out (half from the 9th night).

Tell us who's going and roughly when. We'll come back with live prices, usually the same day. To book, you pay a deposit and the balance later; we'll confirm the exact amounts and dates with your quote.

Yes. Holidays with flights are ATOL protected (ATOL 11551).

Every Ikos is excellent, but they suit different people: some are best for young families, some for teens, some for couples who want calm. Answer four quick questions in Find your Ikos, or tell us who's going and we'll recommend the right resort and room.

Ikos Odisia and Ikos Dassia guests get a Golf Experience at Corfu Golf Club (9 or 18 holes; equipment, buggy, green fee and hotel transfers included; once per stay per golfer; a green card or handicap certificate is needed, and it must be pre-booked). Ikos Andalusia guests get a free green fee at Los Naranjos Golf Club (18 holes, once per stay per golfer, shared buggy included; transport and equipment not included; handicap certificate or licence needed). The other five resorts don't include golf.

Yes at Oceania, Olivia, Aria, Dassia, Odisia, Kissamos and Andalusia, and each also has a heated indoor spa pool for over-16s. Porto Petro has a heated indoor pool; Ikos doesn't say whether its outdoor pools are heated, so ask us for your dates. Ikos doesn't publish pool temperatures.

Dinner in the à la carte restaurants needs a table booked. Ikos lets you pre-book your first three nights before you arrive (every night in the Deluxe Collection), and the rest once you're there. We book your tables, kids' club sessions and spa treatments for you before you fly.

Yes, in Greece and Mallorca. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). At Porto Petro the Balearic tourist tax is €4.40 per guest aged 16 and over per night (half from the 9th night). These aren't included in your holiday price: you pay them direct to the hotel when you check out.

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Before you fly we book your dinners, kids' club sessions, spa treatments and day out, and put everything on your own holiday page: flights, transfers, tables and times, updated as we confirm them. And you can reach a real person on WhatsApp the same day.

About 20 minutes' drive from Kos airport. Kos Town is about 45 minutes away.

Yes. Complimentary transfers to and from the airport are a Deluxe Collection benefit, for stays of 5 nights or more. They need to be requested at least 14 days before you arrive, and we arrange that for you.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

All meals at the Flavors buffet and the à la carte restaurants (Seasons is for Deluxe Collection guests only), nine bars, more than 100 international wines, 24-hour room service, drinks and snacks brought to your sunbed, a minibar with branded spirits restocked daily, Dine Out at two local restaurants, the Culture Pass, a day with a MINI Countryman, the Heroes Kids Club and Just4Teens, and lots of sport. Spa treatments, the crèche and the Supper Club cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, dinner at the à la carte restaurants needs a reservation, and you can eat at them as often as you like. Deluxe Collection guests can book every dinner in advance. The Flavors buffet needs no booking.

Dine Out lets you eat at two local restaurants at no extra cost: Kochylari, 2 km away (traditional Kos and Greek-Mediterranean), and Mylotopi, 4 km away (Mediterranean, in a village setting). Dinner needs a reservation.

Every restaurant has a children's menu, and fresh baby food is available on request.

The Heroes Kids Club is for ages 4 to 12 and Just4Teens is for 12 and over, both at no extra cost. Kids Club sessions are 10:30–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:30–18:00; Just4Teens runs 10:30–13:00 and 15:30–18:00. The clubs follow UK Ofsted standards and ratios.

Yes, the Heroes Crèche takes children from 6 months to 3 years (Ikos's website says up to 4). Sessions are 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00, at €42 a session (€32 for 13:00–15:00). The free Heroes Kids Club starts at age 4. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Sessions can be booked online or with guest relations. Ikos strongly recommends booking childcare sessions before you arrive, because spaces are limited by the staff-to-child ratios. We can book them for you.

Yes. The Heroes Supper Club is for ages 4 to 12, from 19:00 to 22:00, with a buffet dinner and supervised activities. It costs €30 per child. Deluxe Collection guests get one Supper Club evening included. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

The Ikos Spa and gym are adults-only areas, for guests aged 16 and over, so teenagers under 16 can't use them.

Yes. The adults-only (16+) areas are a part of the beach, the beach pool, the spa and gym, and an adults' area at the Flavors restaurant.

Yes, the pools are heated and fresh water. There's also a heated indoor spa pool for over-16s. Ikos doesn't publish pool temperatures.

An 850-metre Blue Flag sandy beach, just for guests, with quiet adults' areas and a Deluxe Collection area.

Four floodlit tennis courts, mountain bikes, yoga, Pilates, HIIT, beach volleyball and table tennis, canoes and pedalos (30 minutes once a day), an hour of windsurfing per stay (licence needed) and an introductory dive in the pool.

Yes. Holidays with flights are ATOL protected (ATOL 11551).

The transfer from Chania airport takes about 45 minutes. The resort is on Kissamos Bay in west Crete, 2 km from the fishing village of Kissamos.

Yes. Transfers to and from Chania airport are included for Deluxe Collection guests staying 5 nights or more. They need to be requested at least 14 days before you arrive, and we arrange that for you.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

The Family Room (80 m², two interconnecting rooms), the One Bedroom Suite (78 m²) and the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite (90 m²) each sleep up to 5. The Deluxe Two Bedroom Suite sleeps up to 6 and the Deluxe Three Bedroom Suite up to 7. Ikos gives maximum numbers, so we check the exact adult and child mix with them for you.

There are six à la carte restaurants (Fresco, Anaya, Azul, Kriti, Beach Club and La Plage) plus The Market, a buffet with live cooking stations. The Market is open for breakfast (07:00–11:00) and dinner (18:30–21:30), not lunch. Lunch is at Fresco, Azul, Kriti or the Beach Club, and at La Plage for Deluxe Collection guests.

Dinner at the à la carte restaurants needs a reservation. Before you arrive you can book dinners for your first 3 nights; Deluxe Collection guests can book every night. Kids' club sessions can be booked online or with guest relations, and one Heroes Kids Club session a day can be pre-booked.

Yes. Dine Out lets you eat at Pixida (seafood) or Eviva Taverna (Mediterranean with regional flavours), both 2.3 km away, at no extra cost. A reservation is needed.

Heroes Kids Club (ages 4–12) and Just4Teens (12+) are included, and so is beach childcare for 4–12s at set times. Kids' Club sessions are 10:30–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:30–18:00. The clubs follow UK Ofsted guidelines.

Under-4s go to the Heroes Crèche, for ages 6 months to 4 years, at an extra charge of €42 or €32 a session. Sessions are 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. The free Heroes Kids Club starts at age 4. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Heroes Supper Club is for ages 4–12, 19:00–22:00, at €30 per child. Deluxe Collection guests get one Supper Club evening included. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. The Football Academy is for ages 4–12 on Monday to Saturday mornings, at an extra charge: €20 a session for ages 4–5 and €25 for ages 6 and over. The five-a-side pitch is free to use. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Ikos Kissamos has four heated outdoor pools, three heated children's pools, an indoor pool by the gym and a splash pad. Deluxe Collection guests also have their own pool.

Ikos doesn't list any adults-only pool, beach or restaurant area at Kissamos. Deluxe Collection guests have their own pool and beach area.

Four floodlit tennis courts, two padel courts, a five-a-side pitch, beach volleyball, the gym, bikes and mountain biking, yoga, Pilates, TRX, Zumba and aqua aerobics. Canoes, pedalos and paddleboards for 30 minutes once a day, and an introductory dive lesson in the pool. Tennis lessons and scuba diving cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

No golf is listed for Kissamos. Ikos's golf experiences are for guests at Ikos Odisia and Ikos Dassia on Corfu, and at Ikos Andalusia in Spain.

About 20 minutes by road.

Dinner at the seven à la carte restaurants needs a reservation. You can pre-book the first three nights before you arrive; Deluxe Collection guests can pre-book every night. Flavors, the buffet, needs no booking.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

Yes, at no extra cost, with a reservation. The three Dine Out restaurants are in Corfu Town: Dora Fish Tavern (seafood), Agora (Mediterranean) and Aubergine (vegan).

Under-4s go to the Heroes Crèche, for 6 months to 3 years. It costs €42 a session (€32 for the 13:00–15:00 session), with sessions 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Heroes Kids Club (4–11) and Just4Teens (12+) are included, and so is 30 minutes of beach childcare for ages 4 and up. The Heroes Supper Club (4–11, 19:00–22:00) is €30 per child. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. The 5-a-side pitch is free. Football Academy (ages 4–14, at extra charge) runs Monday to Saturday mornings with professional coaches; Ikos's website lists sessions at 09:00 for ages 4–5 (€20), 10:00 for ages 6–8 (€25) and 11:00 for ages 9–12 (€25). Reservations required, and it doesn't run during Football Escapes weeks. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

No, the spa is for guests aged 16 and over. Its facilities include an indoor heated pool, a steam bath and sauna. Treatments, hair and nails cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Ikos Odisia has 10 heated pools, including three kids' pools, plus a splash park and a heated indoor spa pool for over-16s.

A 420 m sandy beach on Dassia Bay, backed by pines, citrus and olive trees, with sunbed service. Deluxe Collection guests have their own beach area.

Yes: the Gardens Pool and Gardens Shallow Pool are adults only, and the spa is for over-16s.

Yes, once per stay per golfer: a 9 or 18-hole morning round at Corfu Golf Club, with green fee, equipment, buggy and hotel transfers. You'll need a golf green card or handicap certificate. Ikos notes this service may be limited or unavailable.

Three floodlit tennis courts, 5-a-side football, mini basketball, beach volleyball, mountain biking, beginners' yoga, Pilates, aqua aerobics, Zumba, a fitness studio, an introductory dive in the pool, canoes, paddling and pedalos (20 minutes once a day) and an hour of windsurfing per stay (licence required).

The new Deluxe Four Bedroom Villa with private pool and sea view: 360 m² on two floors, for 8 adults or 2 adults + 6 children. The Deluxe Three Bedroom Villa (300 m²) sleeps 6 adults + 1 child or 2 + 5.

About 20 minutes by road from Corfu airport (CFU), on the island's east coast.

Yes. Complimentary transfers to and from the airport are one of the Deluxe Collection benefits at Ikos Dassia.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

Dinner at the seven à la carte restaurants (18:30–21:30) needs a reservation, and there's no limit on how often you use them. Deluxe Collection guests can book all their dinners in advance. Flavors, the buffet, needs no booking.

Yes, at no extra cost, with a reservation. The two Dine Out restaurants are in Corfu Town: Dora Fish Tavern (seafood, at the New Port, about 9.5 km away) and Agora (Mediterranean, at the Old Port, about 14 km).

It depends on your party. The One Bedroom Suite is about 50 m², with a separate bedroom and lounge, a sea-view balcony and a bath and shower; it sleeps 2 adults + 3 children or 3 adults + 2 children. The Panorama Junior Suite is about 35 m², one open-plan room with a seating area, panoramic sea views, a private garden or balcony and a shower (no bath); it sleeps 2 adults + 2 children. More space and a door between you and the children: One Bedroom Suite. Two of you or a family of four who want the view: Panorama.

The One Bedroom Suite (sea view, about 50 m²) sleeps 2 adults + 3 children. In the Deluxe Collection, the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite (private garden) and the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite with a private pool on the beachfront also sleep 2 + 3. The Deluxe Two Bedroom Suites sleep up to 6, and the Deluxe Two Bedroom Bungalow Suite with a beachfront private pool up to 7.

Under-4s go to the Heroes Crèche, for 6 months to 4 years, with 1 adult to every 4 children aged 2–3. It costs €42 a session (€32 for the 13:00–15:00 session), with sessions 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. Book ahead, as places are limited. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Heroes Kids Club (4–12) and Just4Teens (12+, high season only) are included, and so is 30 minutes of beach childcare for ages 4–12. The Heroes Supper Club (4–12, 19:00–22:00) is €30 per child, and the crèche and babysitting cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Football Academy (ages 4–14, at extra charge) runs Monday to Saturday mornings; Ikos's website lists sessions at 09:00 for ages 4–5 (€20), 10:00 for ages 6–8 (€25) and 11:00 for ages 9–12 (€25). Reservations required, and it doesn't run during Football Escapes weeks. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

The spa and gym are for guests aged 16 and over. Dassia has two spas, the Sea Spa and the Sky Spa, with indoor/outdoor heated pools, a steam room and sauna. Treatments, hair and nails cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, the outdoor pools are heated. Ikos Dassia has two beachfront pools, two adults-only pools, a Deluxe Collection pool and two spa pools (indoor/outdoor, over-16s), plus a kids' water splash area.

A 600 m sandy beach reserved for hotel guests, lined with pines and olive groves, with free sunbeds, umbrellas and food and drinks brought to you. There's a quiet adults-only area and a reserved area for Deluxe Collection guests.

Yes, for over-16s: a quiet area on the beach, two adults-only pools, the adults-only pool bar, the Wine Bar, the spa and gym, and an adults-only area in every restaurant.

Yes, once per stay per golfer: a 9 or 18-hole morning round at Corfu Golf Club, with green fee, equipment, buggy and hotel transfers. You'll need a golf green card or handicap certificate. Ikos notes this service may be limited or unavailable.

Two floodlit tennis courts, mountain biking, beginners' yoga, Pilates, aerobics, aqua aerobics, Zumba, mini football, mini basketball, beach volleyball, table tennis, a fitness studio and an introductory dive in the pool. Canoes, paddling and pedalos are 20 minutes once a day, and windsurfing is 1 hour per stay (licence required).

It's about 50 km from Thessaloniki airport. Ikos gives the drive as about 30 minutes in its factsheet and about 40 minutes on its website.

Yes. Ikos includes airport transfers for Deluxe Collection bookings of 5 nights or more.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

The One Bedroom Family Suite (about 48 m², with a separate bedroom), the Family Room (about 60 m², two interconnecting rooms) and the Panorama Junior Suite (about 35 m², open-plan, panoramic sea view) all sleep 2 adults and 2 children. In the Deluxe Collection, the Deluxe Junior Suite (37 m²) and Deluxe One Bedroom Family Suite (55 m²) do too. The standard Junior Suite (35 m²) sleeps 2 adults and 1 child, or 3 adults.

Yes, dinner at all five à la carte restaurants needs a reservation (subject to availability), and there's no limit on how often you go. Deluxe Collection guests can make unlimited restaurant reservations in advance. Flavors, the buffet, needs no booking.

The à la carte restaurants serve dinner 18:30–21:30; Beach Club from 19:00. Flavors serves dinner 18:30–21:30.

Yes. Dine Out is included: Erodios restaurant in Nea Moudania (3 km) and Angelos restaurant on Dionysiou Beach (2 km). A reservation is needed.

The Heroes Kids Club is for ages 4–12 at no extra cost. Under-4s can go to the Heroes Crèche (from 6 months) at an extra charge: €42 a session, or €32 for the 13:00–15:00 session. Sessions run 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Just4Teens is for ages 12 and over, at no extra cost, in high season only. Sessions are 10:30–13:00 and 15:30–18:00.

Yes. The Heroes Supper Club for ages 4–12 runs 19:00–22:00 at €30 per child, subject to availability. Babysitting is also available at an extra charge. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, at an extra charge. Ikos's factsheet lists the Football Academy for ages 18 months to 14 years. Ikos's website gives these sessions, Monday to Saturday mornings with professional coaches: 09:00 for ages 4–5 (€20), 10:00 for ages 6–8 (€25) and 11:00 for ages 9–12 (€25). It doesn't run during Football Escapes weeks. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

The spa is for over-16s, with a junior spa menu for 12–16s. Spa facilities are included for adults; treatments, hair and nails cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Ikos lists five heated pools: the main infinity pool with a children's pool and baby pool, the adults-only (16+) infinity pool, the outdoor spa infinity pool, the indoor spa pool (16+ after 13:00; children can use it 08:00–13:00) and the Deluxe Collection pool with its own children's pool.

A 350-metre Blue Flag sandy beach, backed by pines, olives and cypresses, with an adults-only area and a Deluxe area. Free beach childcare (30 minutes, ages 4–12) runs 13:00–15:00.

Yes, for 16s and over: the Adults Only bar, the infinity pool by Provence and Anaya, the spa and gym, a quiet zone in Flavors and part of the beach.

Two tennis courts, a squash court, yoga, Pilates, aerobics, aqua aerobics, beach volleyball, mountain biking and table tennis. Canoeing, paddling and pedalos for 20 minutes once a day, an hour of windsurfing per stay (licence needed) and an introductory dive in the pool. Academies, sailing, water-skiing and scuba diving cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Ikos Olivia is about 70 km from Thessaloniki International Airport. The transfer takes about an hour.

Yes. Complimentary transfers to and from the airport are one of the Deluxe Collection benefits at Ikos Olivia, for stays of 5 nights or more.

Yes. Greece charges a climate resilience tax of €15 per room per night (April to October). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

The One Bedroom Bungalow Suite (about 55 m², separate bedroom and lounge, garden or sea view) sleeps 2 adults and 3 children, or 3 adults and 2 children. The Deluxe One Bedroom Bungalow Suites (55–71 m²) take the same numbers. For bigger groups, the Deluxe Two Bedroom Bungalow Suites (about 90 m²) sleep 2 adults and 4 children or 3 adults and 3 children, and some sleep 4 adults and 2 children.

It's in the main building: about 37 m², with a sea view, a seating area, a balcony with table and chairs, and a bathtub or rain shower. It sleeps 2 adults and 2 children, or 3 adults and 1 child.

Five à la carte restaurants, Ouzo (Greek), Fresco (Italian), Anaya (Asian), Provence (French) and The Garden (Mediterranean with French bistro touches), plus Flavors, the Mediterranean buffet. Every restaurant has a children's menu, and fresh baby food is available on request.

Dinner at the à la carte restaurants needs a reservation. Flavors, the buffet, needs no booking. There's no limit on how often you use the à la carte restaurants. Deluxe Collection guests can make unlimited restaurant reservations before they arrive.

Under-4s go to the Heroes Crèche, which takes children from 6 months. It costs €42 a session (€32 for the 13:00–15:00 session), with sessions 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. For ages 2–3 there's 1 adult to every 4 children. Ikos strongly recommends booking childcare sessions before you arrive. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Heroes Kids Club is for ages 4–12 at no extra cost, with sessions 10:30–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:30–18:00. Just4Teens is for ages 12 and over, 10:30–13:00 and 15:30–18:00, in high season. Both are run to UK Ofsted standards and ratios.

Yes. The Heroes Supper Club is for ages 4–12, 19:00–22:00: a buffet dinner, then supervised activities. It's €30 per child and subject to availability. A babysitter can be arranged at an extra charge, subject to availability. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, at an extra charge. Ikos's factsheet lists the Football Academy for ages 4 to 14. Ikos's website gives these sessions, Monday to Friday mornings: 09:00–10:00 for ages 4–5 (€20 a session), 10:00–11:00 for ages 6–8 (€25) and 11:00–12:00 for ages 9–12 (€25). It doesn't run during Football Escapes weeks, when it's replaced by Football Games. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

No. The spa is for guests aged 16 and over. It's open 08:00–20:00. The heated indoor/outdoor spa pool, steam room, sauna and fitness studio are included; treatments, hair and nails cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. There's a heated lagoon-style beach pool (967 m²) with a children's pool and a baby splash pool, a heated main pool (450 m²) with a children's pool and an adults-only section, a heated indoor/outdoor spa pool for ages 16 and over, and a heated Deluxe Collection pool with its own children's pool. Ikos doesn't publish pool temperatures.

A 450 m sandy Blue Flag beach on the Gulf of Toroneos, reserved for hotel guests, with free sunbeds, umbrellas and food and drink brought to your sunbed. There's an adults-only area, a Deluxe Collection area, and 30 minutes of free beach childcare for ages 4–12.

Yes, for guests over 16: a designated area of the beach, the spa and gym, an adults' area at Flavors and a quiet zone at the main pool. Breakfast at The Garden is adults only.

Tennis on two floodlit courts, mountain biking, yoga, Pilates, Zumba, aqua aerobics, beach volleyball, table tennis and an introductory dive in the pool. Canoeing, paddling and pedalos are included for 20 minutes once a day, and windsurfing for an hour per stay. Sailing, scuba diving, water skiing, jet skis and the Tennis Academy cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

About 50 minutes by road. From the resort, Puerto Banús and Estepona are about 15 minutes away, and Marbella about 20.

Heroes Village, the kids' club, is for ages 4 to 12. Children from 6 months to 4 years go to the Heroes Crèche instead, which has an extra charge: €42 a session, or €32 for the 13:00–15:00 session. Sessions are 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00, and booking ahead is advisable. For 2 to 3-year-olds the ratio is 1 adult to 4 children. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes. Heroes Village for ages 4 to 12 is at no extra cost, with sessions 10:30–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:30–18:00. Just4Teens for 12s and over is also included (some activities are charged), and there's 30 minutes of free pool childcare for 4 to 12s. Everything is run to UK Ofsted standards and ratios.

Yes, at the Heroes Supper Club for ages 4 to 12: 19:00–22:00 on select days, with a buffet dinner and then supervised activities. It costs €30 per child and needs booking, and it's complimentary for Deluxe Collection guests (subject to availability). Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, the Football Academy for ages 4 to 14, at an extra charge. Ikos's website lists Monday to Friday morning sessions: 10:00 for ages 4–5 (€20), 11:00 for ages 6–8 (€25) and 12:00 for ages 9–12 (€25) a session. On some weeks Football Escapes runs instead (5 days of coaching by professional players for ages 5 to 15), and there are no Football Academy sessions during those weeks. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Eight à la carte restaurants plus Flavors, the Mediterranean buffet. Seasons is for Deluxe Collection guests only. À la carte dinner needs a reservation, from 19:00 (Fresco stays open until 23:00). Up to three dinners can be booked before you arrive; Deluxe Collection guests can book every dinner in advance. Flavors needs no booking.

Yes: no shorts or flip-flops at dinner.

Dinner at selected local restaurants in Marbella and Estepona's Old Town, at no extra cost. It's dinner only and needs a reservation.

The spa is for guests aged 16 and over. There's a junior spa menu for ages 12 to 16. Spa facilities are included; treatments, hair and nails cost extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes: the adults pool, the indoor spa pool (16 and over), the adults-only Cocktail Bar on the beachfront from 18:00, and adults areas at the restaurants, including Flavors.

Yes. Ikos says all the pools are heated. There are nine, indoor and outdoor, including a family pool, a central pool, two beach pools, an adults pool, a kids' pool with a splash pad and the indoor spa pool for 16s and over. Ikos doesn't publish pool temperatures.

The resort is on Playa de Guadalmansa, with a 420 m beach in front of it. Sunbeds, umbrellas and food and drink service are free, and Deluxe Collection guests have a reserved area.

Yes, one complimentary green fee per golfer per stay at Los Naranjos Golf Club (18 holes), with a shared buggy. You need a handicap certificate or golf licence (minimum handicaps apply). Transport to the club and equipment aren't included, and it's subject to availability.

A complimentary electric MINI Countryman for one full day (two days for Deluxe Collection guests), which needs booking ahead, and the Culture Pass: one museum ticket per person per stay in Málaga, such as the Picasso Museum or the Centre Pompidou. Ikos says the Culture Pass may be limited or unavailable at times.

Only rooms in the Deluxe Collection: the Deluxe Junior Suite Private Pool (55 m²), the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite Private Pool (70 m²), the Deluxe Two Bedroom Suite Private Pool (130 m²), the Deluxe Three Bedroom Suite Private Pool (125 m²) and the Deluxe Four Bedroom Villa (260 m², sleeps up to 8).

Yes, for Deluxe Collection stays of at least 5 nights. They need requesting at least 14 days before arrival.

About 50 minutes from Palma de Mallorca airport. Ikos says the drive is around 60 km.

Yes, for Deluxe Collection guests staying at least 5 nights: one complimentary transfer from the airport and one back per room. They need requesting at least 14 days before arrival.

The Family Room (70 m², two interconnecting rooms, sleeps 4 adults or 2 adults + 2 children), the One Bedroom Suite (62 m², 3 adults + 1 child or 2 + 2), and in the Deluxe Collection the Deluxe Junior Suite Garden View (45 m²) and the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite (60 m²), both 3 adults + 1 child or 2 + 2. Standard Junior Suites sleep 3 adults or 2 adults + 1 child.

The Deluxe Residences and Villas, all with a private pool and terrace: Two Bedroom Residence (110 m², 4 adults + 2 children or 2 + 4), Three Bedroom Residence (160 m², 6 adults + 1 child or 2 + 5), and new for 2026, the Three Bedroom Villa (230 m², 6 adults + 1 child or 2 + 5) and Four Bedroom Villa (265 m², up to 8 adults or 2 adults + 6 children).

They may. Ikos notes that Deluxe Junior Suites "may have stairs in room". Tell us if that matters and we'll pick accordingly.

Seven: six à la carte restaurants (Ouzo, Fresco, Oliva, Anaya, Beach Club and Seasons, which is for Deluxe Collection guests only) plus The Market buffet. À la carte dinners need a reservation, and Deluxe Collection guests can book every dinner in advance. Once you're there, you can eat à la carte as often as you like.

Ikos asks for no shorts or flip-flops at dinner in the à la carte restaurants. Every restaurant also has children's and vegan menus, and fresh baby food on request.

Under-4s go to the Heroes Crèche (6 months to 4 years), at an extra charge: €42 per session, or €32 for the 13:00–15:00 session. Sessions are 10:00–13:00, 13:00–15:00 and 15:00–18:00. The Heroes Kids Club for 4–12s is included. The Heroes Supper Club (4–12, 19:00–22:00) is €30 per child, and complimentary for Deluxe Collection guests. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Yes, reservations are required for all ages. At the Heroes Kids Club you can pre-book one session per day. Sessions can be booked online and with guest relations.

The spa is for guests aged 16 and over. The indoor heated pool, sauna, steam bath, ice fountain and relaxation area are included; treatments, hair and nails are extra. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.

Ikos's factsheet lists an indoor heated pool in the spa (adults, 16+). It doesn't say whether the outdoor pools are heated, so ask us and our Ikos team will check for your dates.

Guests have two coves with sunbeds and drinks and snacks served by the water. The pools are the Beach Club pool, the Sa Torre pool, the Family pool, the adults-only Central pool, the indoor spa pool (adults) and a Deluxe pool for Deluxe Collection guests. There's 30 minutes of free childcare at the pool for children aged 4 and up.

Yes: the Central pool, the indoor spa pool and the spa (16+), adults-only breakfast at Oliva, and Porto Petro Bar is adults-only from 21:00.

Three floodlit tennis courts, three padel courts, a mini football pitch, an indoor gym, aerobics, aqua aerobics, yoga, Pilates, stretching, Zumba, TRX, bikes and mountain biking, giant chess, an introductory dive in the pool, and canoes and pedalos (30 minutes once a day). You also get a free electric MINI Countryman for a day (pre-booking required). Lessons, scuba diving, motorised water sports and private boat trips are extra.

No. Golf isn't in the Porto Petro factsheet. Ikos's included golf is at Ikos Andalusia (a green fee at Los Naranjos) and at Ikos Odisia and Ikos Dassia on Corfu.

Yes. The Balearic tourist tax is €4.40 per guest aged 16 and over per night (half from the 9th night). It isn't included in your holiday price: you pay it direct to the hotel when you check out.

The crèche, Supper Club, babysitting, spa treatments, hair and nails, laundry and dry cleaning, doctor visits, tennis and padel lessons, the swimming and football academies, scuba diving, motorised water sports and private boat trips. Food, drinks, room service and most activities are included. Resort charges are set by Ikos and may change. We'll confirm the latest when you book.