Movenpick Resort and Spa Boracay: Kid-Approved Exciting Activities

Huge pool. Private Beach. Kids Club. Spacious Rooms.

We stayed in Movenpick Resort and Spa Boracay during our last family trip and it is definitely a kid-friendly resort.

We booked our stay directly at Movenpick Boracay’s website and got a Premium King room.

Movenpick Boracay has the biggest pool in Boracay at 3,300 square meters. That is huge! It is multi-level, has a jacuzzi, and has a separate pool for kids. It is also designed like a lagoon, which makes it feel like it is not too crowded even when there are other people in the pool.

I was also able to swim at the adult pool since it is 4 feet and it was so much fun!

They will also give you towels that you can use so you don’t have to bring your towels from your room.

The Little Bird’s Club is a kids club with toys, books, and a TV playing animated shows. I also joined a Santa hat-making arts and crafts session. It was fun!

They have different free activities for kids scheduled each day and there are paid activities too that you can join. Make sure to register at least two hours before these paid activities.

Movenpick has its own private beach with clear waters where you can swim in. We loved it because it is not crowded like White Beach. The sand is white too though not as fine as the White Beach sand.

You can also watch the beautiful sunsets here!

Movenpick has a chocolate hour every 4 pm, where you can try as many chocolate treats you can.

My little brother and I loved running around the room!

We ate at “Brezza”, their Italian restaurant when we arrived and the food was yummy! We ordered Calamari Fritti, Spaghetti Carbonara, Cappricciosa pizza, and Chicken Tenders for my little brother. Everything was served fast and it was delicious.

Every morning, we enjoyed our buffet breakfast at “The Market.” Everyone was so friendly there! I loved their pansit and spaghetti and their soups. My dad loved their Filipino food and my mom enjoyed their cold cuts and cheeses. My little brother craved an apple one day and they were kind enough to give him a sliced one from the kitchen.

There were so many choices and there was a little something different each day.