One of the greatest things about Robinson clubs is the variety of activities on offer. If you’ve always wanted to learn to surf or try your hand at archery, all in some truly spectacular surroundings, now is your chance.  Perhaps you’d rather learn to cook local dishes in an alfresco kitchen? Or try yoga on the beach? If you like a holiday that offers more than just a beautiful location and endless sunshine, why not try some of these Robinson clubs?  Whether you have children who need to be fed or a busy working life, finding time to learn new cooking skills is a challenge.Expert chefs share all the tricks and skills required to cook to a professional standard. In the summer you may even learn to cook in the open air. Heaven.  The landscape surrounding the hotel has some of the best cycling terrain in the world. Whether you want to ride along the glorious coast on a road bike or take on some serious climbs and downhills in the Sierra Nevada, there are options for all abilities. Robinson can also organise group tours to Salobreña and Calahonda.  Your holiday experiences of archery are probably limited to cheap equipment in a random part of the hotel. But here there’s a unique archery centre with distances of up to 40m for true experts. There are also beginners’ classes for keen novices.  This exciting game, which originated in Mexico, is a cross between tennis and squash. There is a net, and back and side walls to bounce the ball off. This hotel has introduced the game for the first time this year.  Robinson coined this term to describe its extensive spa and fitness facilities. At Cala Serena there is a huge range, including a fitness studio, GroupFitness classes including step, Aqua Fit and indoor cycling, a body and mind room offering yoga and Stretch & Relax classes and the soothing WellFit spa, with a Finnish sauna and even a Cleopatra bath (additional charge).  The Red Sea is a veritable Eden of underwater delights and when you stay at Soma Bay in Hurghada you can take a range of diving courses to explore the world beneath the sea.  The latest dive equipment waits and instructors can guide you from a taster session to your PADI Open Water qualification and beyond with SSI Diamond Dive Resort Daily excursions. The ultra-sporty can even try freediving, or if you prefer, there are snorkelling courses available.  It is astonishing how much you can do with a ball, especially at Robinson. At Soma Bay guests can choose from beach football and volleyball, water polo, basketball and boccia.  Next door to the hotel are two 18-hole courses with extraordinary views. And within easy distance are several more, meaning even the biggest golf addicts will not run out of new holes to play. For beginners and improvers there are opportunities to learn the secrets of the game.  With a backdrop of a pristine natural park and wonderful birdlife, there is so much to find out about your surroundings while dipping your toes into the ocean.  Arguably the easiest to pick up and the most pleasant water-based board sport, it is a very simple and fun way to enjoy the sea. Cruise across calm seas enjoying the views. It’s a surprisingly good workout, too.  11. Sundowner on the beach  A classic holiday highlight wherever there is a beach and a bar but as with everything it does, Robinson makes it a little more special, with live music, great drinks and soft sand underfoot.  Leave Agadir in a 4x4 and you will soon be surrounded by banana plantations and enter a magnificent palm grove with almond, olive and argan trees everywhere. Meet locals, have a Berber breakfast and enjoy the beauty of the Atlas mountains.  Take the quiz at tgr.ph/winaholiday to discover your holiday tribe and the perfect Robinson club for your family - and you could win a £4,000 voucher for your next Thomson holiday.  Discover more about Robinson at thomson.co.uk/robinson
At Robinson clubs there's something for everyone - particularly if you like to try out different activities when you go on holiday. From yoga to archery, cycling to golf, why not learn something new in spectacular surroundings?