All-inclusive vacation in Caribbean???

Question

I have been to Breezes Bahamas (amazing!) and would like to try a differnt island. We (3 F's 26/27/33) want to go for about 5+ nights, no children under 16, all-inclusive (air/hotel/drinks/food), dates open (would like March or April) for under $1,200 per person.

Answer 1

Aruba is great. We did not do the all-inclusive, but it is offered.

Aruba is a small island, but the hotels are big. And more than 3 have all-inclusive, including time shares, and it ranges from flea-bag hotels to the really nice ones.

I had a friend to go the Dominican Republic. He really liked it, but said he could not leave the resort, it was like a 3rd world country.



Cancun is fine if you like a college atmosphere. There are people on the street constantly harrassing you to buy time shares and trips. And there are a million volkeswagons going up and down the strip at 90mph trying to run you over.

Answer 2

Dominican Republic is great. Weather is nice, service is good and it's not overpriced as most of other popular destinations. Talk to your travel agent to make sure the resort doesn't have children. Potentially, you can get a resort with children if there's a pool for adults only. This is pretty much the only place you'll see the children, so look into this possibility.

Aruba only has about 15 hotels, and 2 or 3 offer all inclusive. Personally I didn't like the beach and ocean bed there, but the island itself is gorgeous.

Mexico is next priced after the Dominican, but last time we went there (a year ago) we spent $1250 per person flying from NYC.

Answer 3

I hear the Club Med Turkoise on Turks and Caicos is pretty good for groups of friends.

Answer 4

try trinidad. all inclusive is offered and trust me it is a great country. nice food and people. try it you'll like it..

Answer 5

not barbados. this place sucks. and i would have to say not jamaica either. i hear the grenadenes are nice.