Seven Rabinsider-tested activities for families with children. A mix of sand, deep forest shade, and enough freedom so everyone gets a bit of a break.
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A vast sandy spit where the water stays ankle-deep for dozens of meters. Perfect for building sandcastles, and a toddler can safely run along the water's edge.
Woodland paths without steep climbs, under the thick shade of holm oaks. Pack a picnic, find a wooden bench, and let the kids explore at their own pace.
A playground in the deep shade of mature pines and cypresses. While the kids climb and swing, you can sit at the café opposite for a quiet coffee.
A short cruise on a boat with glass windows in the hull. Children are fascinated by watching the fish and seagrass pass beneath them. Leaves from the main pier.
A small tourist train that chugs from cove to cove. If you have a five-year-old, this will be more exciting than any boat trip.
Another sandy bay with incredibly shallow water. The perfect spot for a late afternoon visit, once the sun softens but the sand is still warm.
An afternoon break for ice cream and a slice of traditional Rab cake. The kids love the sweet almond flavor, giving you ten minutes of earned peace.
