GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
A few answers ahead of the full reveal. More details — including the destination — will follow as the program is announced.
Q1
Where will the program take place?
We're keeping the destination under wraps for now — what we can share is that it's a five-star property on the Caribbean coast, reachable by direct flight from major hubs, with the full reveal coming soon. Joining the list ensures you're among the first to know.
Q2
What is the religious level of the program, and what is the kashrut of the program?
Kosher by Malka is built for multi-generational families — and we know that within one family, you'll often find a range of observance levels, from those who keep strictly those whose practice looks a little different. We welcome all of it, exactly as it is, because that's simply what real families look like. We are Cholov Yisroel, Beis Yosef, Non Gebrochts and No Kitniyot. We operated under the supervision of Rabbi Simantob of Cancun last year, and we look forward to continuing that relationship for 2027.
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Q3
What does the children's programming look like?
A fully structured day camp runs daily from 9am to 5pm, with age-appropriate activities and dedicated counselors throughout. At 5pm, kids transition to their own dinner, followed by evening programming designed specifically for them — so children have a full day of their own, and parents have real time to themselves.
Q4
Is private babysitting available outside of the camp program?
Yes — babysitting is available at highly competitive rates beyond standard camp hours, so parents can enjoy evenings (or all day!) without worry.
What's included in terms of wine and spirits?
Q5
Bloody Mary's, Mojitos, Martinis... At Kosher by Malka, the bar is open 24/7 throughout the program — wine, spirits, all of it, generously and without restriction. Add in evening entertainment and programming, and the night is just as taken care of as the day.
Q5
What's available to eat during the day?
Meals here go well beyond three sit-down service times. Breakfast runs on extended hours for families who move at their own pace, and throughout the day there's a poolside BBQ and taco station, a sushi bar, a full salad bar, and fresh fruit and smoothies whenever you want them. In the afternoon, a tea room offers a quieter moment between activities.
We also listened closely to feedback from last year — late-night nosh was the most requested addition, so it's now part of the 2027 menu. And for the kids: a dedicated children's dinner runs each evening at 5pm, as part of the day camp schedule, so they're fed and settled before the evening's adult programming begins.
Q6
Roughly what should we budget?
Kosher by Malka is widely recognized as one of the best-valued luxury Passover programs available — which is why demand consistently exceeds availability. Rooms typically range from $13,000–$15,000 for the full program (suites starting at $16,000), based on double occupancy, with additional rates for children and extra guests.
While we prioritize waitlist members for early access and preferred pricing, we warmly welcome direct inquiries from anyone interested in joining us. No question is too early, and no family is too late to reach out.
Q7
When will full details be released?
We're finalizing the last details before a full announcement. Joining the waitlist is the only way to be notified the moment the destination, pricing, and registration open.