I have never gone on an all inclusive holiday,,,any ideas for a first time all inclusive visit?? Cheap??

Answer 1

which country and wots ur budget?
an all inclusive would be mostly-1) Accommodation 2) All meals(AP plan) 3) Major Sightseeings 4)Airport-
Hotel-Sightseeings-Hotel-Airport Transfers 5) Services of a tour guide 6)Hotel Taxes 7)Airfare+taxes 8)Visas 9) Documentation 10) Passport related services- ALL INCLUSIVE!!
it could be anything from USD500- 3000 depending upon ur country and the number of days spent.
u gotta be more specific next time!!! then i can help!

Answer 2

Choosing an all inclusive resort is one option in resorts, and it is a good one. However, you might do some more thinking as to what you are looking for in a resort. For example, do you want one that caters to kids or an adult oriented one. Some have great beaches while others almost none. Some shut down by 9 PM while others party all night. Decide what it is you want in a resort and go from there. All inclusive is just one decision. I will say that the all inclusive kind of resort makes it very easy on the traveller. We have been to two and enjoyed both.

Also, check out TripAdvisor.com for information on particular resorts or areas. You will love the information that can be found there.

Answer 3

depends on what you mean by cheap...what's the budget? Do you need air included. Saying goes you get what you pay for. There are many inexpensive resorts I only travel all inclusive. It's the best way to go. Also if you are going over holidays that will certainly increase your price. Most Mexico destinations you can find great deals...Jamaica as well as Punta Cana. Check out the website below they can get you some great rates if you give the information needed.

Answer 4

My husband and I have been on many all-inclusive trips to Dominican Rep 7 times (Punta Cana) Mexico 5 times and the Bahamas. Last year we paid $600 each in Punta Cana 7 nights 8 days. We check the travel section in the Sunday paper also try Applevacations.com. I'm sure you will find a GREAT deal!

Happy Travels!!

Answer 5

For your first all-inclusive you can't beat the Dominican Republic. Especially Punta Cana. My wife and I went there at around this time (med-september) a couple of years ago. We stayed at a 5-star hotel on the ocean with a spa ($10 hour massages), unlimited food & drinks, crystal blue warm water and 3 pools for just under $900 total (including tax) for each of us traveling from Boston. Check there first.

Answer 6

The link here will let you find out more about some Sunscape hotel in the Dom Rep and Mexico.
The are reasonably priced and good quality - the forum is full of "real" people who have gone on holiday there and gives you a great view of what they are like. There is an opportunity to ask lots questions as well as look at previous posts.
hope this is helpful.

Answer 7

If you break down the cost of an all-inclusive resort, you will find that you are paying a fortune for mediocre food and accommodations. Consider your "vacation style" and personal routine before going all-inclusive.
By the way, there are no cheap all-inclusive resorts

Answer 8

I have stayed at three Sandals resorts throughout the Caribbean and enjoyed them greatly. You can go to their website and check out their deals. They run specials all of the time. If you get a small room with no view it can be pretty inexpensive. Trust me they are worth it. Have fun.

Answer 9

I have two cousins that travel often, they informed me that for my "trip of a lifetime" the best place for me would be Jamaica Club Med. Cheap , no you can look to spend between 4 to 5 thousand but that will include EVERYTHING. Have fun

Answer 10

My friend is planning her honeymoon and going to Sandals resort, they have a bunch of them in different places and they are all inclusive.