Tokyo may be a vibrantly cosmopolitan city, but it also offers some brilliant adventures for children. Try these ten fun activities.Visit the Mori Tower Venture to the top of the 53-storey Mori Tower in Roppongi Hills for the fantastic 360-degree

Marrakech is a marvellous, magical city with plenty for children to enjoy, including snake charmers, horse-drawn carriage rides and the musicians, dancers, and story tellers of Djemma El Fna – the central square. In the heart of the old walled

, treasure hunts, crabbing, snorkelling and beachcombing. Each room comes with a butler (who can entertain the children while you enjoy a lie-in). There’s a special offer until December 21 where a family of four can stay seven nights for £4,530. This includes

Fancy the Far East but worried your children won’t cope with the journey? Then try a cruise like Star Cruises’ SuperStar Gemini, which sails to Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. Offering a mix of beach, shopping and culture, there’s a children’s

an airline captain. Children earn ‘wongas’ for their work, which they can either pay into the Wannado bank or spend throughout the city on food or entertainment.It costs $37 (£22) for children over three, and just $5.30 (£3.20) for adults.Visit www

Where? A stunning archipelago in the Indian Ocean.Why go there? Temperatures average 29–32°C, and there are white sandy beaches, crystal-clear sea and a host of sumptuous resorts. Children will love... An array of beach activities, from volleyball

. Not the most auspicious start to proceedings but, after a quick dash back to our room for a costume change, we were able to start again. After breakfast, we headed off to the brand-new children’s club. The clubs here are divided into three main age groups

One of my favourite movies is Hideous Kinky, about a single, free-spirited hippy mother struggling to bring up two children in Marrakech. As a single mother of two myself (with boho inclinations), I’d even fancied myself as a little like the cool

Entertainment Corp, where over-21s can sample their famous Budweiser and Rolling Rock beer for free, or sat in a shady spot to listen to the American rock that belts out of loudspeakers, but after a day of activity, we headed back to our hotel for a good night

Traveller’s “Hot List” for 2010. “Do we have your permission to thoroughly spoil the children?” General Manager Visheshwar whispered. And I have to say, they really did pull out all the stops to divert and entertain, from the moment we entered our suite