The rural setting - hectares acres of rolling hills, forest and farmland - provides an inspiring backdrop for families with children to enjoy engaging activities and restful lounging. Mornings are a lovely time for a walk to the playground before the day gets hot and the birds are out in full force. At breakfast the buffet is designed to have choices that include options for youngsters.
There are a number of rooms available on the estate to suit families who are planning where to stay with children, including infants and teenagers. Specific equipment requirements can be catered for if you need a. Young guests are given a warm welcome and the way the estate is set up means there are a variety of things to do for kids. A selection of toys and children's books in several languages for different ages.
Half and full day child activity programs can be created in addition to evening programs with experienced childminders and instructors, for additional cost and by prior arrangement:.
Other activities include additional cost and by prior arrangement :. Top tip for parents who yearn for some alone time whilst the kids are being entertained elsewhere: head for the gazebo to the side of the pool where the large mattress is the perfect spot for reading, playing a game of chess, or simply snoozing. Alternatively, seek out the secluded bench at the top of the vineyard which looks back onto the house.
At lunch, children can go up to the winery and have their own special meal prepared and presented in a Japanese bento box. The chef is accustomed to accommodating younger tastes. Children can also become the wine connoisseurs of the future. Stretch their senses with a fruit juice blind tasting so they can master the art of identifying aromas and flavours. In addition, there is a child-friendly tour of the winery which helps them to understand the basics of winemaking, in a language and style that will engage them.
