You can’t miss these Top 10 family beach hotels in Africa!
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You can’t miss these Top 10 family beach hotels in Africa!

Handpicked family-friendly beach escapes across Africa — from turquoise-blue island stays to golden-sand coastal retreats. Enjoy unforgettable moments with the kids at Africa’s best family beach hotels, carefully curated for comfort, fun, and relaxation.

You can’t miss these Top 10 family beach hotels in Africa!

Our top picks: You can’t miss these Top 10 family beach hotels in Africa!

1 Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa

Large beachfront resort, many pools, good family-friendly offerings.

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from 290 USD per night

““Gentle waves meet aquatic thrills — a resort the whole family will love””
Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa – hotel photo
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2 OUTRIGGER Mauritius Beach Resort

Family-friendly beach resort with kids pool & club.

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from 305 USD per night

““Kids club, children’s pool and beach fun for all ages””
OUTRIGGER Mauritius Beach Resort – hotel photo
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3 Tulia Zanzibar Unique Beach Resort

Luxury beach resort on Zanzibar, families welcome with pool + kids amenities.

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from – USD per night

““Pool, beach bar and a waterslide — fun for everyone””
Tulia Zanzibar Unique Beach Resort – hotel photo
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4 Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort

Private-island resort in Mozambique; two-bedroom villas ideal for families.

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from – USD per night

““Yes, Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort is a popular family destination.””
Anantara Bazaruto Island Resort – hotel photo
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5 Rixos Premium Alamein

Mediterranean-coast resort in Egypt with family suites, kids club. (all.accor.com)

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from 178 USD per night

““Luxury hotel … Family rooms and a kids’ club” (expedia)”
Rixos Premium Alamein – hotel photo
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7 The Boardwalk Hotel

Family-friendly beachfront resort with direct ocean views, spacious rooms, and access to shopping, restaurants and entertainment for all ages.

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from 150 USD per night

““A perfect mix of beachside relaxation and family entertainment — ideal for a coastal holiday with kids.””
The Boardwalk Hotel – hotel photo
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8 Mövenpick Resort Lamantin Saly

West Africa beach resort in Senegal, with Little Bird kids club & family-friendly amenities. (all.accor.com)

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from – USD per night

““Ideal for families, the Little Bird Club is entirely dedicated to little adventurers.” (all.accor.com)”
Mövenpick Resort Lamantin Saly – hotel photo
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9 Labadi Beach Hotel

Ghana beach resort in West Africa; family friendly with kids-pool and beach access. (Tripadvisor)

Take me to the Hotel, at the best price! from 300 USD per night

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Labadi Beach Hotel – hotel photo
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10 Hotel Riu Funana

Family friendly large resort on Sal Island (Cape Verde) in West Africa region. (The Times)

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““Family-friendly fun … resort fulfils its family friendly, all-inclusive brief to a tee” (The Times)”
Hotel Riu Funana – hotel photo
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Where these hotels are

What are the best destinations for family beach hotels in Africa?

Top family-friendly beach destinations include Mauritius, Seychelles, Zanzibar, South Africa, Cape Verde, Egypt, Ghana, and Mozambique — all offering calm waters, safe beaches, and kid-friendly resorts.

What should I look for in a family beach hotel?

Look for kids’ clubs, shallow beaches, family suites, on-site restaurants, pools, babysitting services, and nearby activities such as snorkeling or nature trips.

Are family beach hotels in Africa expensive?

Prices vary by country. You can find great options from USD 120–200 in places like Egypt, Ghana, and Zanzibar, while luxury destinations like Mauritius or Seychelles often start from USD 300+.

Is Africa safe for family beach holidays?

Yes — especially in well-known resort areas such as Mauritius, Seychelles, Zanzibar, Cape Verde, and South Africa’s Garden Route, which are considered safe and tourist-friendly.

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