Incredible All-Inclusive Resorts To Book For An Adults-Only Trip
By SANJAY SURAN
On the eastern coast of the Dominican Republic, this multi-building complex occupies a prime piece of beachfront with spellbinding views of the Caribbean Sea.
Excellence Punta Cana
Choose a regular stay or upgrade to the Excellence Club, with larger accommodations, private lounge access, unique beaches, two dedicated pools, and a club-members-only restaurant.
All rooms are suites decorated in white and accented by pastel shades. Some have terraces, others have swim-up access, and there are various activities and dining options.
This wellness-focused retreat prides itself on being digital-device-free on 380 acres of serene Massachusetts countryside with rolling hills.
Miraval Berkshires Resort
It offers yoga sessions in verdant fields and walks on meandering trails. Rooms are dotted around different buildings, including an old mansion, carriage houses, and new cottages.
The Life in Balance Spa is a temple of tranquility, and the fitness center offers Technogym equipment. Nutritionist-led, seasonally changing dishes are served three times a day.
With broad towers, rooftop pools, and suites with mirrored surfaces and brightly colored fabrics, this resort in Puerto Vallarta isn't your typical all-inclusive.
Hotel Mousai
Guests will have plenty of things to do, from snorkeling off the beach at Garza Blanca Preserve and wine and tequila tastings to jazz and Latin nights at the property.
On an island shaped like a smile, this secluded Fijian retreat has coral reefs in ultra-clear waters, a rainforest, white sands, and volcanic cliffs.
Matangi Private Island
With 240 acres, it has only 12 huts on the beach or in spacious treehouses with split levels, lava rock outdoor showers, and large sun decks.
Once a week, guests can enjoy a traditional Lovo, where dishes are prepared in an oven packed under the earth. You can snorkel, kayak, explore the island, sail, or fish.
Near the westernmost tip of Jamaica, this small retreat with colorful interiors is rocky and remote, with buildings atop cliffs and headlands.
The Caves
There are only 12 cottages, and some have outdoor showers or terraces. Diners will enjoy sampling classic Jamaican dishes in a striking waterfront setting.