Titanic Deluxe Lara

The hotel is offered on an all-inclusive basis through TUI, covering meals, snacks and selected drinks throughout the day.

There’s a great choice of dining, including a main buffet restaurant, several à la carte restaurants offering different cuisines, and a good selection of bars spread throughout the resort. These include poolside and beachfront options, giving families plenty of places to relax with drinks and snacks between meals.

The pool scene is one of the biggest draws, with a huge main pool, quieter relaxation pools and a separate children’s pool with slides that are perfect for younger families. The whole area is designed on a grand scale, with plenty of space, lots of loungers and easy access to the beach, so you can move between the sea and the pools throughout the day. There are five outdoor pools, including ocean, Olympic and semi‑Olympic options, plus two aquapark pools for adults and children. Kids aged six and over can use the adult aquapark with a wristband, and while most pools run from 1 May to 31 October, the semi‑Olympic pool is heated and open in winter.

There’s a big mix of daytime activities, from beach football, waterpolo, table tennis and dance lessons to archery, darts, aerobics, aqua aerobics, boccia, volleyball and football, plus extras like Kangoo jumping, table football, billiards, ten‑pin bowling, basketball and access to four tartan tennis courts and a multi‑sports court.

Daytimes are packed with activities, from poolside games and sports to fitness sessions and family‑friendly challenges that run across the resort’s outdoor spaces. There’s always something going on for guests who like a bit of energy during the day, while quieter areas around the pools and gardens make it easy to dip in and out as you like. Evenings bring a full programme of live shows, music and performances, giving families plenty of choice once the sun goes down.

For children, there’s a dedicated kids’ club offering organised sessions for different age groups, with creative activities, games and outdoor play built into the programme. It’s designed to keep little ones busy and happy while giving parents some downtime, and the club’s mix of indoor and outdoor spaces means there’s always something new for them to get stuck into.

There’s a good mix of double and twin rooms, along with family‑friendly options that give everyone a bit more space. The 1 Bedroom Family Room with Garden View and Balcony or Terrace is the standout choice for families, offering a double bedroom plus an extra bed, a garden view and either a balcony or a terrace. These rooms sleep up to four and come with air‑conditioning and a TV, and they’re located on the first floor, making them easy to access while still feeling tucked away.

Across all room types, interiors are modern, bright and practical, with comfortable furnishings and plenty of storage. Whether you choose a standard room or a family layout, you get a relaxed, well‑equipped base for days spent between the beach, pools and the resort’s huge outdoor areas.