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Marina Parc
Balearic Islands, Menorca, Arenal d en Castell
Meals
How does three meals a day sound to you? How about the choice to dine in an á la carte restaurant for dinner? Our All Inclusive holidays include at least three buffet meals a day, with many of our hotels also offering the choice to enjoy speciality food as well.
Drinks
Our All Inclusive holidays include unlimited soft and local alcoholic drinks served for a minimum of 12 hours a day. Some of our hotels also offer branded spirits, while others treat you to an in-room mini-bar service with daily top-ups.
Daytime Activities
From volleyball on the beach to aerobics in the pool and dance classes; daily activity programmes offer a fun way to stay active on holiday. Take the opportunity to try a different sport, learn a new skill or make some new friends.
Evening Entertainment
From live music shows and variety acts, to quiz nights and competitions; many of our All Inclusive holidays include regular evening entertainment. After a long day on the beach, settle down with a cocktail and enjoy the show.
Look forward to a family break without worrying about budgeting for four or more people. Instead, you can completely relax knowing everything is already paid for. Plus, there’s a bunch of fun-filled resorts to choose including close-to-home picks in Europe alongside far-away escapes in the Caribbean. Find a hotel with a complimentary kids’ club or aquapark so you can enjoy some child-free time. Or, if you’re holidaying with fussy eaters, the all-you-can-eat buffet will be your saviour come mealtimes with multiple themed stations catering to all tastes.
Revel in the ultimate all inclusive experience with 4* hotels. Not only will you have everything thrown in, but you’ll get some fancy extras too. Refined a la carte menus, branded drinks and a greater range of complimentary activities are what set luxury all inclusive holidays apart. Adult only or family-friendly? The deluxe choices are endless whether you want to hit the shores of Greece or head as far as Mexico.
There are plenty of cheap all inclusive resorts which won’t break the bank. Why pay more than you have to? However tight your budget, you can’t complain with three meals a day, top-notch entertainment and flowing drinks for less than £500 per person. Plus, with our low deposits, you can secure the best price now and pay the rest later.
Whether you choose a week’s escape to Antalya, the gateway to the Turquoise Coast, or a two-week break surrounded by the pine-forest mountains of Marmaris, your holiday to Turkey will be great value for money. The hotels here are something to shout about! We’re talking adrenaline-pumping waterparks kitted out with splash zones, lagoon-size pools perfect for families as well as activity-packed kids’ clubs. And thanks to your all-inclusive status, you can tantalise your taste buds with a buffet full of delicious cuisine while sipping cocktails around-the-clock without reaching for your wallet. Plus you'll be left with more money to explore Turkey's biggest allures, from hot air balloon adventures in Cappadocia to Istanbul’s bustling bazaars and Bodrum’s buzzing nightlife scene - what’s not to love?
For those who like everything included, Spain’s stunning seaside towns and Mediterranean climate make for unforgettable holidays. The Balearics and the Costas have families taken care of with their child-friendly hotels and Blue Flag beaches. But the Canaries are a great pick for an all inclusive bargain come winter thanks to its glorious year-round climate.
Greece is renowned for its incredible hospitality, so you can expect the very best service at its all inclusive hotels. From one island to the next, this diverse destination has you covered, whether you’re after luxury in Rhodes or great value for money in Corfu. Families will love its spacious properties with everything under one roof, while couples will adore its top-of-the-line hotels by the likes of Mitsis and Ikos.
Sprawling resorts with everything included is what Egypt does best, not to mention you’ve got world-renowned attractions on your doorstep. Discover the Red Sea’s underwater treasures with some hotels offering complimentary water-based activities. It’s big on all inclusive family holidays too, particularly in Sharm el Sheikh where you’ll find kids pools promising plenty of splashes. While Hurghada is just as popular with its luxury golf resorts.
Caribbean dips, a white sand coastline and a legendary nightlife scene, Mexico ticks all of the boxes when it comes to all inclusive holidays. Not to mention it comes with a scattering of beach resorts, where you can enjoy an enhanced all inclusive programme. Stay close to the action in Cancun’s lively Hotel Zone or discover the laid-back charms of Playa del Carmen. Want to get away from it all? Riviera Maya’s peaceful jungle surroundings are the perfect setting for lazy pool days with drinks on tap.
Fun, comfort, and all-inclusive luxury. Club Med is all about hassle-free holidays with the ones you love most. And there are dozens of different resorts to choose from: whether you’re after lazy days on a sun-drenched beach or exhilarating runs down a snow-capped slope, Club Med has just the place for you and your family. Once you’ve found your dream destination, you can relax knowing that everything is paid for. The kids can rush off to the waterslides or zipline through the treetops while you sunbathe on a deckchair with a drink from the open bar.
Frequently asked questions
FAQS
What is included in an All Inclusive holiday?
What is included in your all inclusive programme will vary from hotel to hotel, but as standard you can expect flights, accommodation, food (three meals a day plus snacks) and unlimited soft/ local alcoholic drinks. Most properties also offer entertainment along with a choice of activities, while 4 and 5* accommodation tend to throw in some fancy extras. This can be anything from themed a la carte restaurants to branded drinks and non-motorised watersports.
Where's the best place to go for an All Inclusive holiday?
There are tons of wallet-friendly all inclusive resorts to choose from whether you want to head to Europe or beyond. Turkey, Spain and Greece offer great value for money with plenty of cheap all inclusive deals. You’ll find bargains galore in the popular Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca, while Antalya and Crete offer a slice of luxury for less. Those who don’t mind travelling a little further should opt for the Canary Islands, Egypt and the Caribbean, all great picks for a cheap winter escape with everything taken care of.
What is the difference between a full board and All Inclusive holiday?
The main difference between all inclusive and full board holidays is you don’t get any drinks or snacks included in the price. You will still get three meals a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) but anything extra will incur a charge. Some hotels will serve complimentary drinks with your breakfast but this is usually just tea, coffee or juice.
What are ultra All Inclusive holidays?
Some hotels offer an ultra all inclusive programme, which offer premium extras as part of your package holiday. Unlike your standard all inclusive holiday, there is usually a long list of activities to choose from, this could be anything from archery to cooking classes. Which is great if you’re travelling with kids as you’ll often find facilities such as waterslides and games rooms onsite. In terms of indulging, you can expect things like gourmet food from a line-up of a la carte restaurants, branded drinks and a fully stocked mini bar in your room. Again, each programme will vary depending on your hotel.
What's the best way to find a cheap All Inclusive holiday?
Finding a cheap all inclusive holiday is easy as long as you’re flexible with your dates and destination. Try using our filtered search to see if things like departure airport make a difference to the overall cost of your trip. For those able to travel at short notice, a last minute deal is another great way to keep the cost down. However, if you’ve got your heart set on a specific hotel or you’re travelling with more than one other person, it may be worth securing something a few months in advance.