The children race to put on their swimming costume when it is announced that the next activity will be water polo or pool games. Occasionally the children are taken on supervised tours out of the Dynasty's grounds to the beach for shell and crab collecting. With skin safety such and issue, all children are lathered in sun block before they are allowed to participate in any of the outdoors or water activities. The wadding pool is partially covered from the sun by protective netting in an effort to help prevent burning of young tender skin. Reclining sun loungers and umbrella shading have been strategically placed around the children's pool area for parents wanting to keep an eye on their youngsters.
Adults are free to use the children's pool, although they are refrained from using the water chute.
A seated lifeguard is on duty daily at the pool to enforce safety and to ensure that pool games don't become too boisterous. When the little people have exhausted themselves, the staff calls for a time-out sessions. Everyone retreats to the air- conditioned clubhouse for a rest and some quiet activities on the oversized floor cushions. As the parents come in staggered groups at collection time, the children are reluctant to leave. Staff at the Kupu-Kupu Kiddies Club ere all English speaking and have basic first aid skills.