Researching your upcoming Caribbean getaway just got easier! Here are the 16 best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean with average prices, reviews, and amenities.
Our Favorite All-Inclusive Resorts in the Caribbean
We analyzed the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean to bring you the top 16 places that take the guesswork and planning out of an incredible Caribbean trip.
Below, you’ll see our top all-inclusive resort picks in the Caribbean for each budget level (luxury, mid-tier, and budget) and all the resort details you need to make your choice.
We used Booking.com to find the overall guest ratings and price averages for each resort so you’ll know exactly what to expect when you arrive. Get ready to start booking – these are the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean and one of them will be perfect for your trip!
1. Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Riviera Maya, Mexico
- Price: $3,049+
- Rating: 9.3 (Wonderful)
Looking for an over-the-top amazing experience at a highly rated adults-only resort with tons of things to do? Check out my personal favorite resort, Secrets Maroma in Riviera Maya.
This amazing Caribbean resort boasts 13 pools, 8 gourmet restaurants, amazing buffets, onsite shops, a private beach club on Playa Maroma, and hot tubs in every suite. Onsite classes and activities are almost endless at Secrets!
Take a yoga or dance class, play volleyball on the private beach, or head off the grounds to check out Cancun’s world-famous nightlife just 30 minutes away.
You’ll enjoy live entertainment daily and a fabulous spa to melt away stress and worry while you lounge at one of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean for a more affordable rate than you’d imagine.
My wife and I booked this resort last year for our anniversary and it was everything it claims to be (and more)! While most resorts aren’t worth the premium room upgrade, we booked the Honeymoon suite in the Preferred Club section.
This room was enormous, had an amazing ocean view from the second floor, and had some of the best food and drinks I’ve ever had at an all-inclusive (be sure to try the multi-sauce lasagne at the Italian restaurant!
The only con was that the hydrotherapy circuit was a bit dated, but that’s such a small part of the entire resort that it’s almost not worth mentioning. We also didn’t really use the Preferred Club bar, but did heavily use the members-only restaurant.
I HIGHLY recommend checking out this resort and upgrading to the Preferred room; it was well worth the money. However, even if you only book a standard room, I think you’ll have one of the best all-inclusive experiences in the Caribbean.
2. Sandals Royal Bahamian ($$$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Nassau, Bahamas
- Average price: $4,210-$6,521 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 7.8/10 (Good)
Sandals Royal Bahamian is the luxury option you’re thinking of when you imagine the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean. The setting in Nassau is absolutely idyllic and unforgettable. This couples-only resort takes care of everything you need for a 5-star stay that treats you like a VIP.
Enjoy onsite water sports, sun terrace, private island and beach (you read that right!), onsite restaurant and bar, free shuttle service, nearby golfing and horse riding, and shops onsite (like a salon and gift shop).
It’s close to the Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park (5.6 miles away) if you’re itching to get off the property, but you probably won’t want to leave the comfort and beauty of the Royal Bahamian.
Rooms here have ocean, pool, or garden views that make any stay feel special. You’ll find little comforts like slippers and robes in your room to help you make yourself at home.
Splurge a little more to secure a “swim-up” room that makes it easy to immerse yourself into the refreshing pool mere steps from your door.
3. Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa ($$$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Lucea, Jamaica
- Average price: $2,163-$2,702
- Rating: 7.6/10 (Good)
Head to Jamaica’s northern coast to stay at the Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort and Spa, where tropical wonders and views await you. This resort boasts the largest pool in Jamaica, a water park for kids, and access to water sports from snorkeling and diving to windsurfing and fishing.
You’ll enjoy the onsite spa, solarium, fitness center, and sauna while the kids take to the playground, game room, mini golf course, or water park. Live music and entertainment daily makes for a fun visit!
Head to one of the 13 (yes, 13) bars onsite to grab unlimited drinks or check out any of the 10 restaurants serving a full range of cuisine types for all tastes.
Back in your room with a private balcony or terrace, you’ll find a relaxing whirlpool tub and minibar for convenience. There’s a reason guests rate it 7.6 overall with couples giving an 8.6 rating!
4. Sailrock South Caicos ($$$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: South Caicos, Turks and Caicos
- Average price: $2,480-$15,076
- Rating: 9.4/10 (Wonderful)
Land in the lap of luxury when you touch down in South Caicos at Sailrock South Caicos all-inclusive resort. From the moment you arrive, you don’t need to worry about a thing – it’s all taken care of.
Enjoy the spa, pool, hot tub, sun terrace, and restaurant and bar options throughout the day. Hop on one of the free guest bikes to explore the resort grounds and beyond.
Taste adventure in this tropical destination with windsurfing, diving, fishing, and snorkeling available for guests anytime.
Hang out on your room’s balcony or terrace for great views. But one of the coolest included amenities are free island hop flights (25 minutes) to take you from Providenciales into South Caicos!
Guests rate this luxurious, all-inclusive resort with a stunning 9.4 out of 10. It’s family-friendly, but best for couples looking for a place to unwind without a care in the world.
5. Sandals Royal Curacao ($$$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Nieuwpoort, Curacao
- Average price: $3,484-$9,950
- Rating: 8.8/10 (Excellent)
This couples-only, luxury-level resort is all-inclusive for a vacation as relaxing or adventurous as you’d like it to be. If you’ll spare no expense for a great trip, head here.
Santa Barbara Beach is just a few feet away, but you can hang out at the highly-rated pool onsite if you’d prefer. Enjoy the lush garden and sea views from the balcony in your room.
Meals are excellent here, according to guests, with Caribbean, Italian, American, and Japanese fare to delight your tastebuds with or without room service. Unlimited drinks and top-shelf options are also included in your package, so get ready to eat, drink, and be merry!
Hit the fitness center to work off some of the indulgence and check out the sauna for a relaxing retreat. Or take advantage of the activities offered, like snorkeling, biking, and golfing nearby.
6. Breezes Resort & Spa ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Nassau, Bahamas
- Average price: $1,590-$6,500 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 6.6/10 (Pleasant)
If you’ve been dreaming of the Bahamas but don’t want to shell out the big bucks, it’s worth staying at the all-inclusive Breezes Resort & Spa for a couples-only or adults-only trip.
Breezes is right on Cable Beach in Nassau, and you’ll find a sparkling pool onsite to take a dip. Banquet facilities are free for guests to use if you’re planning a special event here.
Enjoy excellent food with buffet options for all meals, a beachside grille and specialty restaurants, poolside entertainment that isn’t overbearing, and an onsite fitness center with shops to poke around in.
Guests must be ages 14+ to stay here, so you can expect sweet serenity and activities/amenities geared toward adults onsite. Don’t be fooled by the overall 6.6 rating – couples give it a 9.0/10 rating for its romantic, relaxing setting and all the amenities included.
7. Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall, Montego Bay ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Montego Bay, Jamaica
- Average price: $2,346-$3,740 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 8.6/10 (Excellent)
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall is the all-inclusive jewel of Montego Bay, Jamaica and the most incredible place to spend some time in the Caribbean. It’s especially fitting for couples, who rated it an impressive 9.3 out of 10.
Overall, this all-inclusive resort gets an 8.6 rating, putting it squarely in the “Excellent” category. Guests absolutely rave about this resort, saying the place is immaculate, the food is amazing, and it’s one of the best resorts in Montego Bay.
You’ll have your choice of 8 delightfully different onsite restaurants, a sparkling pool, 4 bars, tennis courts and a fitness center, and ample meeting space with gorgeous wedding facilities.
Take advantage of the free entertainment nightly, full concierge services to explore the area, and activities for kids ages 3-16.
8. Dreams Dominicus La Romana Resort & Spa ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Bayahibe, Dominican Republic
- Average price: $1,204-$2,160 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 8.5/10 (Very Good)
Looking for a spectacular resort in the Caribbean somewhere between budget and luxury? You’ll love the beachfront Dreams Dominicus La Romana Resort & Spa.
The amenities list is long, with a gorgeous pool, 8 restaurants onsite, spa and sauna, tennis courts and fitness center, a mini golf course and playground, and activities like water sports and a kid’s club to keep everyone entertained.
Enjoy the private beach to relax on the soft sand, optional balconies and terraces for amazing views, and shops on the property from salons to a gift shop.
Guests highly rate this resort, giving it an 8.5 overall with couples giving it an impressive 8.9 out of 10. It’s a family-friendly resort that offers something for everyone.
9. Lighthouse Pointe at Grand Lucayan Resort ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Freeport, Bahamas
- Average price: $1,744-$2,032
- Rating: 7.4/10 (Good)
Lighthouse Pointe at Grand Lucayan Resort in Freeport, Bahamas is one of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean. From stunning views and onsite amenities and shops to tons of activities that make the most of your trip, a stay at Lighthouse Pointe will be unforgettable.
You’ll find a spa and salon on the grounds, a refreshing pool and hot tub, and access to fun activities like diving, snorkeling, and golfing.
The resort is right on Lucaya Beach, the highest rated beach around. You’ll enjoy collecting shells, watching dolphins play, and swimming in the warm waters here.
This is a family-friendly resort with an onsite restaurant serving up lots of different cuisines for 3 meals/day and a bar for unlimited adult-approved beverages of all types.
10. Royalton Grenada ($$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Bamboo, Grenada
- Average price: $1,627-$2,973
- Rating: 8.3/10 (Very Good)
Royalton Grenada, an Autograph Collection all-inclusive resort in Bamboo, Grenada that balances affordability with luxury touches in a stunning location by the beach.
Venture a few minutes away on foot to Magazine Beach, visit the garden on the grounds, or relax in the infinity pool and soak in the amazing view of the ocean below.
Pop into any of the 4 restaurants or take your meals in your room, and enjoy your choice of buffet, continental, or a full traditional breakfast. Check out the onsite bar and coffee shop for unlimited sips of the beverage of your choice.
This all-inclusive resort is great for couples and families with a kid’s club onsite to keep the young ones entertained. A tennis court, spa, salon, and access to water sports will make your stay special.
Guests rate it highly, giving it an overall score of 8.3 with couples rating it even higher at 9.3 out of 10.
11. Wyndham Reef Resort Grand Cayman ($)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
- Average price: $1,109-$1,073 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 8.5/10 (Very Good)
Staying at the Wyndham Reef Resort in Grand Cayman is a tropical treat for those who want gorgeous sea views and endless activities, dining options, and ways to relax.
Situated right on a private white sand beach on the Caribbean Sea, Wyndham Reef Resort has a stunning pool on the property along with a state-of-the-art gym, tennis and volleyball court, and luxury spa.
All rooms have a terrace with great views of the sea. You’ll find multiple restaurants serving up international fare and bars onsite with a cozy coffee shop.
The all-inclusive option includes all meals with appetizers and desserts, drinks and cocktails, water sports and fitness facilities access, and all staff tips and gratuities.
Guests love Wyndham Reef Resort, bestowing an 8.5 rating overall with couples ranking it slightly lower at 8.3. This is a very family-friendly resort with lots to do nearby if you want to venture out!
12. Meliá Caribe Beach Resort ($)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- Average price: $1,088-$1,496 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 7.7/10 (Good)
Meliá Caribe Beach Resort is the best way to explore and appreciate the beauty of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Situated 2 minutes from the powder-soft, white sand Bavaro Beach and not quite 2 miles away from the beautiful Arena Gorda Beach, everything about this affordable yet amazing all-inclusive resort is for your comfort and enjoyment.
Guests give it an overall 7.7 out of 10 rating, with couples giving it an even higher 8.8 rating. Every room here has lush, garden views with a terrace so you can’t go wrong when you book.
Enjoy the shared lounge, bar, kid’s club with playground, room service, fitness center, tennis court, nearby golf course, and free guest bikes to get out an explore what Punta Cana has to offer.
Take in a big, hearty breakfast or nibble on continental offerings in the mornings. For lunch and dinner, you’ll find a great restaurant onsite serving up American, Mediterranean, Italian, and vegetarian food.
13. Bahia Principe Grand, La Romana ($)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: La Romana, Dominican Republic
- Average price: $560-$630 (4-night stay for 2)
- Rating: 8.5/10 (Very Good)
Bahia Principe Grand La Romana is the best budget-friendly all-inclusive resort on our list. You’ll be amazed at all this affordable resort has to offer in the beautiful Dominican Republic!
An hour outside of Santo Domingo City, this resort features a tennis court and fitness center with free guest bikes, entertainment with a nightclub onsite, and activities like snorkeling and windsurfing for the more adventurous.
Guests leave it very good reviews with an average rating of 8.5 overall and an 8.8 rating from couples. The food is highly rated with buffet and a la carte offerings for all tastes and appetites. Enjoy free cocktails throughout your visit!
Venture outside the resort to check out other beaches (look out for jellyfish, according to reviewers) and the #1-rated Teeth of the Dog golf course.
For such an affordable rate, Bahia Principe Grand is a budget-friendly resort you can’t afford to skip in the Dominican Republic.
14. Be Live Collection Marien ($)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: San Felipe de Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
- Average price: $552-$2,416
- Rating: 7.1/10 (Good)
Right on sunny Playa Dorada Beach, Be Live Collection Marien is an affordable destination for travelers seeking the convenience of an all-inclusive resort on a budget.
Views of lush, green mountains and ocean views surround you here. Extras like a casino, multiple swimming pools, and 5 restaurants onsite will keep you busy and full through your stay.
Hang out on the tennis court, play water polo, try your hand at windsurfing or sailing – it’s all at your fingertips here. There’s a nice spa, sauna, and jacuzzi to unwind.
Dining options from Brazilian to Mexican will delight you and guests really raved about the taste and quality of the food. Overall, the rating is 7.1, but couples love it and give it an 8.5 out of 10.
15. Royal Decameron Club Caribbean Resort ($)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Runaway Bay, Jamaica
- Average price: $655-$687
- Rating: 6.7/10 (Pleasant)
You don’t have to spend a lot to have a lot of fun and relaxation at the Royal Decameron Club Caribbean Resort in Runaway Bay, Jamaica!
There are 2 pools, 12 acres of lush, tropical gardens to stroll, 3 restaurants (including the guest-recommended Pick a Pepper and Nyaming), poolside and beachfront bars, and lots to do here.
Water sports facilities (scuba diving, windsurfing, and more) give you a taste of saltwater adventure while the onsite fitness center and beach volleyball courts will keep you moving.
Choose a cottage or room with a view of the stunning grounds to relax and amaze you. For the price and what’s included, you really can’t beat this all-inclusive Jamaican resort.
Guests rate it 6.7 overall, but even higher in comfort level. A common theme in the reviews: The staff make you feel at home and like you’re part of the family.
16. Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort Villages and Spa ($$$)
Source: Booking.com
- Location: Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
- Average price: $4,802-$15,408
- Rating: 7.8/10 (Good)
Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort Villages and Spa is the epitome of luxury in a tropical, Caribbean setting – it’s easily one of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean.
Take a dip in the pool, check out the fitness center, lounge, and garden, dine at the a la carte restaurant or try the buffet, hop in the hot tub, and take advantage of the free shuttle service onsite.
You’re 2 minutes from Grace Bay Beach here, where water activities will add a splash of adventure to your trip with windsurfing, diving, and snorkeling.
Guests give it a 7.8 rating overall, but couples absolutely rave about this all-inclusive resort and give it a 9.4 out of 10. This is a family-friendly resort, but couples really enjoy it.
Meals, drinks and cocktails, water sports, staff tips, and airport transfers – AKA everything – are all included with your resort package.
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Making the Most of Your All-Inclusive Resort Stay
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Your all-inclusive resort stay will be even more enjoyable when you know how to take advantage of extra perks and stay safe on your trip.
Here’s how you can make the most of your all-inclusive resort stay in the Caribbean.
Getting to the Resort
Many all-inclusive resorts offer free transportation from the airport to the resort, so be sure to check the policy of your resort to see if this perk is available to you. It makes getting to your resort much easier and stress-free!
Your resort may also have a free shuttle service to take you to nearby beaches, towns, and attractions when you want to venture out. Always ask about shuttle service to see if this is offered!
Crime and Safety
Don’t share where you’re staying or your room number with anyone while you’re visiting an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean. You can hedge your downside by reading our guide on the safest islands in the Caribbean.
Be on the lookout for potential scams and petty crime like pickpocketing while you’re there – tourist-heavy areas are common targets. Keep your valuables secure in a safe in your room and don’t leave bags unattended.
Traveler Tips
Be sure to research the nearby resorts and hotels for couples-only trips. Seasoned travelers note that couples-only resorts located very close to family-style resorts and hotels aren’t as relaxing and may be a lot noisier.
Don’t be afraid to venture out and use your resort’s concierge for ideas. While the beauty of an all-inclusive resort is that everything you need is right on the property, you’ll miss out on cool natural features, cities, and culture if you don’t leave the grounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Still have some questions about finding the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean? Take a look at the most frequently asked questions we get from travelers to learn more.
What is the most popular all-inclusive resort?
You'll find a different answer from every source when it comes to the most popular all-inclusive resort.
From our analysis, Sandals Royal Bahamian and Beaches Turks and Caicos are some of the most popular all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean.
Sandals caters to adults-only trips, while Beaches Turks and Caicos is highly rated for families with children.
Is it worth paying for all-inclusive?
It's worth paying for all-inclusive resorts if you're planning on eating out often, drinking beverages other than water, and taking advantage of fun activities and sports while you're on vacation.
All-inclusive packages can actually save you money if you're planning on paying out of pocket for these perks.
If you don't plan on eating out, drinking alcohol, or doing much outside of swimming and enjoying the beach, you may save money by choosing a resort that's not all-inclusive.
What is the cheapest month to go to the Caribbean?
May and June are the cheapest months to go to the Caribbean since it's the rainy low season. Rain showers are common, but don't last long and won't put a damper on your vacation.
Peak tourism season in the Caribbean runs from December to mid April, so plan to go before or after this period to save money on your trip.
Is the Atlantis resort all-inclusive?
The Atlantis Bahamas Resort is a full-service resort, but it's not an all-inclusive resort. This means extras and amenities aren't included free with your stay.
Check out the other Bahamian all-inclusive resorts on our list to find luxury and mid-range options that fit your budget!
What resorts are similar to Atlantis?
Look for family-friendly resorts to find options similar to the famous Atlantis Bahamas Resort (which is a full-service, but not an all-inclusive resort).
Beaches Turks and Caicos and Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort & Spa (which includes a water park for kids!) are great comparable options with all-inclusive perks.
Book Your Caribbean Resort Stay Today!
We’ve looked at all-inclusive options from the most luxurious and spendy to budget-friendly options that still provide amazing amenities and perks. So, what’s the best all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean?
| 👍 Our Favorite Resort | Secrets Maroma |
| 💲 Best Splurge | Sandals Royal Bahamian |
| 🏝️ Most Secluded | Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton |
| 🍽️ Great Dining | Dreams Dominicus La Romana |
| 💸 Great Value | Royalton Grenada |
My overall favorite resort is Secrets Maroma. It checks all the boxes for me… amazing service, more than enough space, and delicious food.
However, the right choice for your own trip will suit your budget needs and cater to your trip goals. I think Secrets is worth visiting, but if you’re looking for more options, there’s plenty on this list.
Planning a romantic getaway with “just the two of us” vibes? Opt for a couples-only or adults-only resort like Sandals Royal Bahamian and Royal Curacao or Breezes Resort & Spa.
Want fun for the whole family with lots of activities to keep you all busy? Don’t miss Beaches Turks and Caicos, Royal Decameron Club Caribbean Resort, and Dreams Dominicus La Romana Resort & Spa.
Once you know your trip budget and the amenities that matter most to you, you can use our list of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean to find the perfect destination for your upcoming tropical vacation!