All Inclusive Vacation Pricing - Is it Worth Your Money?

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When you hear the phrase all inclusive vacation package, you may automatically assume that everything you could possibly want on your vacation will be paid for. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. It is important that you read the fine print when taking an all inclusive trip in order to understand exactly what is and what isn't included in your "all inclusive vacation."

Typically, at the very least, all inclusive pricing means that your room, food, and many activities at the resort are covered by the initial price of your vacation package. When a mainstream cruise says it's "all inclusive", what they really mean is that your lodging, food, and entertainment are paid for. You will need to pay for your own alcoholic or soft drink beverages, any activities you do off ship, spa services, and most other types of services. Many United States based all inclusive resorts have taken the same approach as the cruise lines, as well as some resorts in the Caribbean.

A more common approach in the Caribbean is to include unlimited drinks, both alcoholic and soft, as part of an all inclusive vacation as well as lodging, food, and entertainment. However, beyond drinks, it can be tricky to know what is and isn't included on a Caribbean all inclusive vacation. Sometimes inclusions even vary between different resorts in the same chain. For example, at all three St. Lucia based Sandals Resorts, golf is included in your resort fee. At the two Bahamas based Sandals, golf is not included.

It is important to remember that not all inclusive resorts are created equally. Each resort will have its own policies regarding what is and what isn't included. An all inclusive resort with a bargain basement price may seem attractive at first glance, but if it doesn't include the activities you want to participate in, the price may end up being much more expensive than you originally anticipated. On the other hand, don't pay unnecessarily for features you won't use. If you don't drink, or just want to lay on the beach all day, it may not be worth it for you to go to a premium priced all inclusive resorts. Consider staying at one of the cheaper all inclusive resorts with less frills or staying at a European plan hotel. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you have a good idea about what is included with your vacation well before the final deposit for your trip is due. It will save you time and money in the long run to do your research ahead of time.

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