All-Inclusive Vacation Resorts

A luxurious hotel pool area with palm trees, lounge chairs, cabanas, and modern buildings under a blue sky with some clouds.

All-inclusive resorts bundle your vacation into one simple package—your room, meals, drinks, and many activities are wrapped into a single price. No constant mental math, no surprise bills, just more space to actually relax.

They’re perfect for families, couples, and groups who want sun, pools, beaches, and fun without planning every meal or outing. From kids’ clubs and waterparks to adults-only pools and spa days, we’ll pick a resort that matches your style—whether that’s quiet and upscale, lively and social, or somewhere in between.

Popular Destinations

  • Tropical beach with turquoise water, rocky shoreline, palm trees, and lush green vegetation at sunset.

    Riviera Maya, Mexico

    Perfect for families who want pools, beaches, and easy fun. Think kids’ clubs, splash parks, and shallow beaches, with options to add cenote swims and Mayan ruins for older kids and tweens.

  • A beach with a natural rock arch formation surrounded by large rocky cliffs and clear blue ocean water.

    Los Cabos, Mexico

    Best for couples and adults who love dramatic desert-meets-ocean views, golf, and great dining. Many resorts lean adults-only or romance-forward with spas, infinity pools, and sunset cocktails rather than waterslides.

  • Crowded beach with umbrellas, people swimming, and high-rise buildings on a hillside in the background.

    Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

    Great for mixed groups—families, couples, and friends. You get a walkable town, bay views, and family-friendly all-inclusive resorts, plus adults-only boutique options for quieter escapes.

  • Tropical beach with white sand, turquoise water, and tall palm trees casting shadows, under a blue sky.

    Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

    A classic all-inclusive hub with long white-sand beaches. Families gravitate to big resorts with waterparks and kids’ clubs, while couples can opt for adults-only or more upscale, design-forward properties.

  • Close-up of the side of the cruise ship Viking, showing its name and logo, with a dark cloudy sky in the background. Small figures are visible walking on the deck.

    Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, Jamaica

    Fantastic for both families and adults. Beaches-branded resorts bring waterslides and kids’ programming; Sandals and similar brands deliver adults-only romance, great beaches, and lots of activities like snorkeling and catamaran cruises.

  • View of a large cruise ship sailing on the ocean with a clear blue sky, taken from partially submerged perspective showing water at the foreground.

    Bahamas

    Carnival is all about “Fun Ship” energy—think colorful decks, poolside movies, upbeat music, and plenty of places for kids to play while grown-ups relax. Many ships have onboard WaterWorks waterparks, ropes courses, mini golf, and big family-friendly shows that keep everyone entertained day and night.

  • Three pink flamingos standing in shallow turquoise water, with one flamingo dipping its head underwater.

    Aruba

    Lovely for couples and adults who want reliable sun, swimmable beaches, and a safe, easy island. Adults-only all-inclusive resorts offer a mix of quiet romance and livelier pool scenes right on Palm or Eagle Beach.

  • Aerial view of a sandy beach with turquoise water and green trees along the shoreline.

    Turks and Caicos

    A top choice for families with kids of all ages who want soft-sand beaches and a true resort bubble. Large all-inclusive properties offer big waterparks, extensive kids’ clubs, and tons of included activities.

  • Sunset over a coastal town with a large body of water, mountains in the background, and colorful clouds in the sky.

    Canary Islands, Spain

    A solid pick for sun-seekers who want a European feel with resort convenience. You’ll find both family-friendly all-inclusive hotels with pools and kids’ clubs and adults-only options focused on wellness, food, and scenery.