The phrase "active and fun" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an engaging and lively atmosphere, activity, or experience.
Example: "The event was designed to be both active and fun, encouraging participants to engage in various physical activities."
Alternatives: "lively and enjoyable" or "dynamic and entertaining".
"They're active and fun, but also so loving," she said.
It was a very active and fun place at the time.
An active social life: Álamos has maybe two places that qualify as fine dining, one of which has an active and fun bar on the premises.
So I gave them something to do that would be both active and fun, while also allowing them to be creative.
The flumes are fast-moving at times, slow and restful at others, but always active and fun as you bump into others as you float down the narrow canals.
This tends to make your business sound active and fun, a place with a welcoming atmosphere: "Laughing Planet" is an organic burrito chain, while "Turning Leaf" is a wine producer.
All adolescent sessions include a total of 20 minutes of indoor resistance activities and fun active games.
The main difference between the structure and content of the adolescent and parent group sessions is that those for adolescents promote physical activity skills development through approximately 20 minutes/session of indoor resistance activities and fun active indoor games.
Macro aims to be more active, daring and fun than the Maxxi: the lavatories have mirrored walls and translucent plastic sinks that flash different neon/UV colours as you use them.
"Not everyone wants to be an Olympic athlete, they just want to get active and have fun.
In this session the key components of each skill are again reinforced through modified and minor games and the importance of practising each skill is reiterated, along with the importance of staying active and having fun whilst being active.
