Hotel Club Aguamarina Review 2025

Hotel Club Aguamarina Review: Good for Kids?

Agualand is their entertainment universe, run by a lively team of 20+ international entertainers and their silly, charming mascots, the Aguanimals. It’s structured to cover all age groups:

• Agualand Babies (0–3): a soft‑padded play area where parents stay close by. Safe, colourful, and toddler‑friendly.
• Agualand Kids (4–7): full‑on fun from about 09:00 – 19:00 – crafts, team games, mascot lunches, scavenger hunts. All included, all entertaining.
• Agualand Juniors (8–12): sportier, challenge-based activities with the same cute mascot vibe.
• Agualand Teens & adults: from noon through early evening – fitness classes, water games, mini sports tournaments.

Every night there’s a kids’ disco at 20:15, then a family show at 21:30, on the main stage near Block B. Expect music, foam parties, silly musicals, something for everyone. It feels like a mini-festival every evening, but safe and inclusive! We have visited many resorts with in house entertainment, and i must confess these guys blew it out the water every single day!

There is constantly something going on around the main pool of Block B, with great music and games for everyone! The evening shows consist of white parties, snippets from films such as The Greatest Showman & full on family raves! ( There is even a foam party one of the days which is a proper laugh!)

Aguanimal’s Park & Playground

Right next to the pools is Aguanimal’s Park, which is apparently the largest kids’ playground in Menorca. It’s full of:

• Pirate‑ship frames, sand pits with mini diggers etc
• Zip-line, bouncy castles, ball‑pools, themed inflatables (shark, boat) These open at 5 or 6pm if i remember correctly!
• Open into the early evening (until around 23:00) when weather allows.

So even after splash time winds down, kids can keep going. It’s perfect for when you want to chill nearby but still be within arms‑length.

There is also a mini golf course & ping pong area which you need to leave a small deposit to use, but you get it back once you have returned the equipment!

Nearby experiences when you want to wander

You don’t need to leave the resort, but it’s nice to stretch legs and explore:

• Arenal d’en Castell beach: calm, shallow, Blue‑Flag quality. Snorkel gear, paddleboards and pedalos available right at the shore. Great for sand‑play and safe swimming.
• The Camí de Cavalls coastal path begins nearby, easy flat sections good for stroller walks or gentle hikes. Lovely views, fresh sea air.
• Mahón (Maó), the island’s capital: just a 25–30 min drive or bus ride away. Harbour promenade, shops, local markets, cafés.
• Fornells, around 15 minutes by car: charming fishing village known for caldereta de langosta (lobster stew). Clipper mealtime win.
• Rent a car if you want to explore further, Ciutadella, Monte Toro hill, secret coves – all reachable within an hour. A car gives you freedom, but the hotel has a bus stop right outside if you prefer to use public transport!

We decided to take a trip into the capital of Mahón during our stay! We got a taxi which cost us around 25 euros each way and a car seat was provided. Jasper was desperate to go on a glass bottom boat which cost us 18 euros each per adult (2) and under 3 were FREE!

You can read more about Menorca here.

Things to know

• Keep in mind food is buffet-friendly but somewhat repetitive. Some parents bring small snacks or favourite treats to supplement, especially for picky eaters.
• Pools can feel chilly in early May or late September, check temperature and timing if your little ones are sensitive to cooler water.
• Evening shows are loud and festive – if your child is sensitive to noise, the option to watch from a distance or skip is there.
• There is an on-site supermarket, hairdressers and beauty spa. Supermarket has the usual tourist prices, but a short walk (less than 5 mins) is another local one which is slightly cheaper!
• There is an on-site bike rental shop should you fancy a cycle one day!
• ATM is located in both receptions