Club Med · direct agency
One brand, two seasons, seventy-five villages
Not a hotel chain with a buffet — one all-inclusive brand running beach villages and mountain villages on two calendars that barely overlap. Which village you pick matters far more than most people expect.
How it actually works
All-inclusive, and what that really covers
The rate covers the day, not just the room
Meals and drinks, the activities and the lessons that go with them, the evening programme and the children’s clubs all sit inside the price. Excursions are the exception — and they are the exception everywhere. Every village we have written up lists its excursions as payable, and spa treatments with them. That is the whole list of surprises, and you now have it.
And the flights can be part of it — if you want them
This is the one thing on this site that works this way: Club Med can package your airfare with the village, and when it does, the transfers at the far end come with it at no extra charge. It is optional, never automatic. Book the village on its own and you arrange your own flights, which is the right answer if you are using points or flying a route Club Med doesn’t sell — you just organise the transfers yourself. Two exceptions, and one of them matters on this page: Bintan Island — one of the four villages below — and Club Med 2, the sailing ship, don’t offer the packaged flight at all. Everywhere else does. Rahul quotes it both ways so you can see the two side by side before you choose.
For families, the kids’ club is the product
Most villages run age bands from four to ten, eleven to thirteen and fourteen to seventeen — real staff, a real programme, not a playroom. The number that varies is the minimum age, and it varies a lot: childcare starts at four months in Bali, two years at Kiroro Grand and Sahoro, four years at Kani. Booking a village whose childcare starts after your youngest is the expensive mistake, and it is the first thing Rahul checks.
Exclusive Collection is a tier, not a room type
Around a third of the villages listed here carry Club Med’s Exclusive Collection marking. It means a separate, quieter part of the same village with its own accommodation and its own spaces — at Kani, a category of overwater suites and an Exclusive Collection beach bar. You are still in the village. You are in a different part of it.
Where you would go
Sun or ski
Two calendars that barely overlap — and almost everybody knows which one they are booking before they start looking. Pick the season, then the region.
Sun
41 villages
Beach and lagoon villages across the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, Brazil and North Africa.
See the sun villages →
Ski
10 villages
Mountain villages where the lift pass, the lessons and the gear are already in the rate. Hokkaido, China, Quebec and the Alps.
See the ski villages →
Or start from the map
Asia & Indian Ocean
Hokkaido and the Maldives, Bali and Bintan, Mauritius and the Seychelles — the region closest to Australia, and the one with both seasons in it.
All 22 villages →- Bali
- Beidahu Summer
- Beidahu Winter
- Bintan Island
- Changbaishan Summer
- Changbaishan Winter
- Cherating Beach
- Guilin
- Kabira Ishigaki
- Kani
- Kiroro Grand Summer
- Kiroro Grand Winter
- Kiroro Peak Winter
- La Plantation d'Albion
- La Pointe aux Canonniers
- Lijiang
- Phuket
- Sahoro Hokkaido Winter
- Seychelles
- Tomamu Hokkaido Summer
- Tomamu Hokkaido Winter
- Yabuli Winter
Europe & Mediterranean coasts
Sicily, southern Spain, the Turkish coast, Greece, Portugal and the French Atlantic — summer villages on the water.
All 10 villages →Caribbean & North America
Cancún, Punta Cana, the Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas and the French Antilles — plus Quebec, which is a ski village in winter and a lake village in summer.
All 9 villages →Africa & Middle East
Marrakech and the Moroccan coast, Senegal, Tunisia, and the South African beach-and-safari pairing.
All 5 villages →Central & South America
Three Brazilian villages — the Bahia coast at Trancoso, and two forest-and-lake villages within reach of Rio and São Paulo.
All 3 villages →The European Alps
Club Med’s largest single block of ski villages — around 25 of them, from Tignes to Les Arcs. Two are detailed here, and we book every one of them.
All 2 villages →Club Med runs around 75 villages worldwide and we book all of them. 51 are detailed here. If the one you have in mind isn’t on the list, just ask — we’ll put it together the same way.
Browse by style
Or start with the shape of the trip
Season and region are the two questions people answer first. These are the ones they answer second — and on a brand where every village runs the same all-inclusive, they are what actually separates one from another. Each is its own page you can send to whoever you’re travelling with.
The flying trapeze
The one thing no hotel chain offers. Circus school and a real trapeze rig, with group lessons included and children taught from the age band up.
All 17 villages →
Toddlers upward
Childcare opens at two, so the kids’ club is a real option rather than a room you walk past. The largest single group on this page.
All 18 villages →
Exclusive Collection
A separate, quieter part of the same village — its own accommodation and its own spaces, without leaving the resort.
All 15 villages →
Adults and teens
Villages that publish no childcare at all, and in some cases a minimum age. Quieter by construction rather than by season.
All 6 villages →Four to start with
The four we get asked about most
Two mountain, two beach, four countries — and four villages we can actually show you, because Club Med gave us its own photography of them.
Kiroro Grand
The family half of the Kiroro pairing — four restaurants, natural onsen bathing, and suites running to almost 150 m² for bigger families.
Enquire →
Sahoro Hokkaido
The intimate counterpart to Tomamu — Hokkaido powder at a smaller scale, with tatami rooms, an izakaya and an outdoor Canadian bath.
Enquire →
Bintan Island
Fifty-five minutes by ferry from Singapore, on a private 2.5 km beach — golf lessons on site, and a two-level pool facing the South China Sea.
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Exclusive Collection
Kani
A whole Maldivian island of its own — overwater suites, a flying trapeze, and a doctor on site specialised in diving medicine.
Enquire →One note on the Maldives, because it catches people out: Club Med Kani is a Club Med village — it is not one of the 23 contracted resorts on our Maldives page. Different holidays, different money, and Rahul will tell you plainly which one your trip actually wants.
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Meet your guide
Meet Rahul
Rahul holds the Club Med agency direct and answers the enquiries himself. The useful part isn’t that he can book it — anyone can book it. It is that he can tell you Kiroro Grand from Kiroro Peak, which villages take a one-year-old and which start at four, and when a Club Med village is honestly the wrong answer for the trip you’re describing.
A fair question
Club Med has its own website. Why book through us?
Because that website will happily sell you any village you click on, and will never tell you a different one suits you better.
- Direct agency, not a reseller. Mykish holds its own agency relationship with Club Med. Nothing here is an allotment bought from a consolidator, or a marketplace margin stacked on top of one.
- The village is chosen for you, not sold to you. Kiroro Grand and Kiroro Peak sit on the same mountain and are not the same holiday. Sahoro and Tomamu are not interchangeable either. That sentence is most of the job.
- The Australian end, built in. Flights, stopovers, insurance and visas from Australia — the part an all-inclusive rate starts after — handled by the same person who booked the village.
- Accredited. Mykish Travels holds IATA accreditation for the air either side. Your money is handled inside that framework, not on trust.
- Billed in AUD. No currency surprise between the quote and the card.
- And we will say no. If the all-inclusive maths doesn’t work for the way your family actually travels, you’ll be told so, and pointed somewhere else on this site.
A booking site gives you a filter and a photograph. This gives you someone who has read all 51 of these villages one at a time, and will tell you which of them is wrong for you.
Next step
Tell us who’s travelling
The ages of the children, roughly when, and whether you’re picturing snow or a lagoon. Rahul comes back with the village that fits — and the reasons the others don’t.
ENQUIRE NOWPersonal reply from Rahul.