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    Club Med from Quebec, in short

    Club Med runs all-inclusive resorts where the room, the meals, the drinks, the supervised activities and the evening entertainment are paid for in advance. From Quebec we give you access to the whole network: the resorts of Europe, Asia and the Indian Ocean, Africa and the Middle East, South America, the ski villages of the Alps, along with the cruises and the guided tours.

    Who it suits

    Families first, because the kids clubs are supervised by age group and included in the package, which frees the parents for part of the day. Skiers next, because the mountain villages include the lift pass and the lessons, a rare arrangement. And couples who would rather pay once than reach for a card at every drink.

    What changes when you leave from here

    A European or Asian resort is planned differently from a week in the South. Connections, flying times, seasons and opening dates vary from one village to the next, and some close for several months of the year. That is the kind of detail an advisor checks before you book time off.

    The villages, region by region

    In Quebec itself, Club Med Charlevoix removes the passport and the time change from the equation. In the Caribbean and Mexico, Club Med Cancún, Club Med Punta Cana, Les Boucaniers in Martinique, La Caravelle in Guadeloupe and Columbus Isle in the Bahamas.

    For snow, the villages in the French Alps and skiing in Italy, lessons and lift passes included. For Europe outside the ski season, the villages in Europe and in Greece. Further afield, Asia and the Indian Ocean, South America and Africa and the Middle East, including the South Africa village, which pairs with a safari.

    And for travellers who would rather move than settle in: the Club Med tours, some fifty guided itineraries, and the cruises aboard the sailing ship.

    Talk it over with someone

    Call 1 866 628-6241. We look together at which resort fits your group and your dates, and we stay reachable while you are there.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Meals, an open bar from morning to evening, coached sports with instructors, kids' clubs by age group, the evening shows and the atmosphere the GOs create. What stays extra: the spa, some excursions outside the village, the most specialised sports and upgraded room categories. The list shifts from one village to the next, so we confirm it for the village you are considering.
    Four tridents delivers the heart of the concept, very well executed. Five tridents adds larger rooms, more personal service, sharper dining and often an adults-only area. The Exclusive Collection goes a step further again, with villas and chalets on private service. The real question is where you plan to spend your days: in the room, or on the water.
    Some villages take babies from four months in the Baby Club, then toddlers from two to three, children from four to ten and teenagers up to seventeen in separate clubs. The age brackets and the hours change from village to village, and that is precisely the detail that decides whether a stay works with young children. We verify it for your children's exact ages before booking.
    In the Alpine villages, yes: group lessons with certified instructors, the lift pass and slope access are all part of the stay. You arrive with your boots and your helmet, and the week is settled. For a family new to skiing, it is the simplest formula that exists. See the Alpine villages and our ski trips more broadly.
    For a winter weekend with no flight and no passport, it is hard to beat. The village sits on the flank of Le Massif, the skiing starts below your room, and the all-inclusive formula changes the whole feel of the stay. In summer the same place becomes a hiking and cycling base above the river. It is all on the Club Med Charlevoix page.
    Club Med Cancún for the beach, the water sports and a simple arrival from Montreal. Club Med Punta Cana for families, with one of the largest children's programs in the network. Les Boucaniers in Martinique for a French-speaking setting.
    Yes, and several villages are designed for it, with adults-only zones and entire villages that run no kids' club at all. Winter stays in Europe and the Indian Ocean villages are the quietest. See the villages in Europe and in Asia and the Indian Ocean.
    A village is a single base where you unpack once. A tour is a guided small-group itinerary with a guide, transport and hotels, often combined with a few nights at a village at the end. For anyone who wants to see a country rather than a beach, that is the right door. Our Club Med tours cover some fifty itineraries.
    Club Med's five-masted sailing ship works the Mediterranean in summer and the Caribbean in winter, with only about a hundred cabins and the same all-inclusive formula as the villages. The water sports launch from the stern platform, out at sea. See the Club Med cruises.
    It is one of the formats where it works best, because everyone keeps their own rhythm: children at the club, parents on the water, grandparents by the pool, and everybody together at dinner. Connecting rooms and family suites book early, especially for spring break. Our article on multigenerational travel goes into it at length.
    Tipping sits outside the house culture and the GOs do not expect it. It is one of the rare formats where the question genuinely does not come up, and plenty of travellers enjoy leaving their wallet in the safe for a week.
    Yes, and it is one of the finest combinations in the network: a few days in a game reserve followed by a week on the beach. Our article on Club Med in South Africa, beach and safari describes how it fits together, and the South Africa village page has the detail.
    Call 1 866 628-6241. You will reach someone who knows these villages one by one and who has time for you. We start from your children's ages, the season and what you want to do with your days, pick the village and the room category, and stay a phone call away while you are there. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and leaving with someone behind you.