All-inclusive vacations present travelers with a wide variety of included amenities, including room, meals, activities, and dining all under one roof. But no vacation is one size fits all, and everyone who travels has their own unique interests. These Caribbean vacations take “all-inclusive” to the next level by providing an extra serving of specialized service for different types of travelers. Here are our favorite all-inclusive vacations in the Caribbean for every kind of traveler.

The Best All-Inclusive for Active Travelers: The Hotel Xcaret in Mexico includes access to five adventure parks — Xel-Ha, Xplor, Xplor Fuego, Xavage, Xoximilco and Xenses — with a vast array of activities from zip lining to diving into natural cenote pools. Between the endless choices of daily fun guests can relax in a AAA five-diamond property with 900 Mayan-themed rooms.

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The new Serenade Punta Cana resort, which is slated to open in June, has officially launched sales. 

The casino resort on Punta Cana’s Playa Cabeza de Toro in the Dominican Republic has begun taking reservations, hotel executives confirmed to Caribbean Journal.

The all-inclusive Serenade Punta Cana will have a total of 603 rooms, along with six dining concepts, five snack bars, a disco, a theater, a spa and an event space. 

The highlight of the property will be a 6,800-square-foot casino; the resort recently decided to reposition the property around its gaming offering.

Serenade is the first-ever Caribbean property by a Spanish hospitality company called Best Hotels. 

— CJ

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One of the Caribbean’s most beloved eco-hotels has completed its comeback from Hurricane Maria. 

Dominica’s Rosalie Bay, set on the island’s raw, spectacularly beautiful Atlantic coast, officially reopened its doors this month. 

“We’re coming back, stronger than ever after a direct hit from Hurricane Maria in 2017,” the hotel, which has reopened under new ownership, said in a statement.

The boutique hotel has a total of 28 rooms and suites, all with soundproofing for quiet retreats, porches or balconies with either garden, ocean or river views, hand-carved four-poster beds and air-conditioning, among other amenities. 

A stay at the property is one of the best ways to experience Dominica’s almost overwhelming natural beauty, fro the Caribbean’s longest hiking trail to a unique vantage point from which to observe nesting and hatching sea turtles. 

 “Our guest experience and values remain the same. The sea turtles returned, lush vegetation once again enrobes our island and songbirds are calling,” the hotel said. 

For more, visit Rosalie Bay. 

— CJ

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