All Inclusive Holidays
All Inclusive holidays are a popular option because they remove a lot of the day-to-day decisions that come with being away. Instead of budgeting meal by meal, you start with a clearer picture of what your holiday will cost, then you can enjoy it without constantly doing the maths.
The simplicity is the appeal. Plus, that feeling of going up to the bar and not paying for your drinks never gets old. If All Inclusive sounds like it could work for you, read on below…
These are some of the best All Inclusive holidays available right now.
Agadir, Atlantic Coast, Morocco
3186 reviews
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Your holiday: £322pp
Alanya, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
734 reviews
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Your holiday: £315pp
Praia da Falesia, Algarve, Portugal
2017 reviews
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Your holiday: £342pp
Türkler, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
3602 reviews
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Your holiday: £394pp
Manavgat, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
1285 reviews
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Your holiday: £412pp
Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
5340 reviews
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Your holiday: £416pp
Mellieha, Malta
13548 reviews
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Your holiday: £434pp
Lloret de Mar, Costa Brava, Spain
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Your holiday: £444pp
Corralejo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain
3354 reviews
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Your holiday: £434pp
Marrakech, Marrakech & surroundings, Morocco
9133 reviews
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Your holiday: £465pp
Pineda de Mar, Costa Barcelona, Spain
1403 reviews
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Your holiday: £508pp
Hurghada, Hurghada Region, Egypt
18 reviews
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Your holiday: £472pp
Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
2282 reviews
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Your holiday: £489pp
Lara, Turkish Riviera, Turkey
4813 reviews
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Your holiday: £520pp
Port d'Alcúdia, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
269 reviews
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Your holiday: £550pp
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Discover the most talked-about places to visit for an All Inclusive holiday – they’re known for having loads of options to choose from.
All Inclusive holidays to Spain are simple and great value. Short flights, reliable weather and hotels built around buffet dining, pools and family-friendly facilities mean most costs are covered upfront. You get familiar food, fun experiences and plenty of choice across the mainland, as well as on the Balearic and Canary Islands.
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£308
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Greece works well for All Inclusive if you want sunshine, calm seas and a slower pace. Many resorts offer generous dining, drinks and beach access as part of the package. So, it suits couples and families who want predictable costs and easy-going days, especially on popular islands like Crete and Rhodes in summer.
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£323
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Turkey is a standout for All Inclusive value. Large, modern resorts include multiple restaurants, bars and even waterparks, so you rarely need to spend extra. Service levels are high, the food choice is broad and the beaches are close, making it easy to relax without budgeting day by day during your stay.
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£243
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Mexico suits All Inclusive holidays when you want long-haul value with everything sorted. Big beachfront resorts cover meals, drinks and entertainment, keeping spending predictable. It’s ideal if you want a bucket-list style trip without the planning and budgeting spreadsheets that usually come with that.
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£956
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Cape Verde is a strong All Inclusive choice for winter sun. Resorts are self-contained, so meals, drinks and entertainment are included in one price. With limited sightseeing compared to other destinations, All Inclusive makes sense when you’ll probably spend most of your time at the hotel, keeping things easy and avoiding extra costs.
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£624
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Egypt is well suited to All Inclusive stays, especially by the Red Sea, where resorts focus on on-site dining, pools and activities, like snorkelling. It’s a popular choice for sunshine, space and good-value facilities, with minimal need to leave throughout your stay – so your card can stay in your wallet.
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£367
Includes mandatory fees and taxesAll Inclusive is the board basis you choose for your trip, so the details like the style of hotel, the cost and type of holiday are still up to you.
Five-star hotels get the best rating for their facilities. They include things like indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, fine-dining options and 24-hour services. So, there’s more to be included on an All Inclusive holiday.
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£304
Includes mandatory fees and taxesIf you’re travelling without kids or want to avoid the possibility of staying in the same hotel as families with young children, you can always book an adults-only All Inclusive hotel. You can get all the same facilities, just with no little ones running around and splashing in the pool.
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£341
Includes mandatory fees and taxesIn a lot of hotels, bars and restaurants close at certain times, so there’s a limit to when you can use your All Inclusive offer. By booking a 24-hour All Inclusive hotel, this guarantees that some services run continuously, like 24/7 room service or specific bars.
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£247
Includes mandatory fees and taxesAll Inclusive doesn’t have to mean expensive. There are plenty of two and three-star hotels that also offer All Inclusive stays, where your food, drink and some activities are included – there just won’t be as many facilities to choose from.
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£262
Includes mandatory fees and taxesGoing All Inclusive can be a great option for families, with different daily activities available and the buffet restaurants offering a huge range of different foods for even the fussiest of eaters.
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£243
Includes mandatory fees and taxesAll Inclusive holidays work well year-round – it just depends on what you want most. That might be lower prices, warmer weather, fewer crowds or travelling during school holidays.
Spring and autumn often offer the best balance of value and comfort, while winter is ideal if sunshine is the priority, and summer suits peak heat and fixed travel dates. Below, we break it down by season, with the best months to travel and destinations that tend to offer the strongest value at that time of year.
A simple way to choose
If value is your priority, shoulder seasons like spring and autumn often give you the same hotels and inclusions as summer, just at a lower price. If timing is fixed, All Inclusive can still make budgeting easier by reducing day-to-day costs once you’re away.
Autumn is a strong choice if you want warm weather with lower prices and fewer crowds. Once the summer school holidays end, demand drops across Europe, which often brings better value on All Inclusive resorts.
Southern Europe stays warm well into October, making it a good time for pool days without peak-season prices. Or, if you want more reliable heat later in autumn, heading further south or east can make sense.
Good autumn destinations for All Inclusive:
Spain, including the Canary Islands for longer-lasting warmth.
Greece, especially Crete and Rhodes in September and early October.
Turkey, where resorts stay busy late into the season.
Egypt, for hotter temperatures, as Europe cools down.
Autumn works well if you’re flexible on dates and prefer a calmer resort atmosphere.
Winter is ideal if your priority is relaxing in the sunshine. All Inclusive holidays work particularly well at this time of year, as you can enjoy the resort facilities without worrying about what’s open locally.
This is when many travellers look beyond Europe for consistent heat, though there are closer options if you want to keep flight times shorter.
Good winter destinations for All Inclusive:
Canary Islands, for mild winter sun and year-round resorts.
Egypt, with warm, dry weather and good-value packages.
Cape Verde, offering reliable sunshine and relaxed beach resorts.
Caribbean destinations, for hotter temperatures and a classic winter‑sun escape.
Winter All Inclusive holidays are a good fit if you want predictable costs and an easy break from the colder weather at home.
Spring offers a balance between value and availability. Resorts start to reopen fully, temperatures rise, and Europe moves into the main travel season without the intensity of the summer crowds.
Easter and May bank holidays are a great way to travel without taking much annual leave, but they can push prices up. Or, travelling just outside those dates usually brings better value while keeping conditions comfortable.
Good spring destinations for All Inclusive:
Spain, including mainland resorts and the Balearic Islands.
Portugal, particularly the Algarve, as resorts reopen.
Greece, from late April onwards, as the weather warms.
Turkey, which heats up earlier than much of Europe.
Spring suits travellers who want warmth without peak heat and prefer a slightly quieter feel.
Summer is peak season for All Inclusive, especially for families travelling during school holidays. Resorts are fully open, entertainment programmes are at their busiest and temperatures are at their highest.
Prices are generally higher, but All Inclusive can help keep daily spending under control when everything from meals to drinks is already covered.
Good summer destinations for All Inclusive:
Spain, including the Balearic Islands and the mainland coast.
Greece, across popular islands like Crete, Kos and Rhodes.
Turkey, known for large resorts and family-friendly facilities.
Bulgaria, for good value during peak summer dates.
Summer is best if you want hot weather, long days and plenty going on at the resort.
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All Inclusive is a hotel board basis that specifies your accommodation, meals and selected drinks are included in the price you pay upfront. Exactly what is covered can vary by hotel, so it’s always worth checking the details before you book. Most All Inclusive holidays include breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus snacks and a range of drinks at set times. Some extras – like branded spirits, à la carte restaurants or spa treatments – may cost extra, depending on the hotel.
An All Inclusive holiday typically includes your room, meals and selected drinks at the hotel. The aim is to make daily costs more predictable while you are away.
What is usually included:
Breakfast, lunch and dinner (often buffet‑style)
Snacks during the day
Soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks
Some on-site entertainment and activities
What can vary:
Cocktails and branded alcohol
À la carte dining
Mini-bars, room service and spa treatments
We do our best to show what each hotel includes, so you know what to expect before you book.
All Inclusive doesn’t necessarily mean everything available at your hotel is included. Some things are commonly charged as extras, even at All Inclusive resorts.
These often include:
Branded or premium drinks
Certain restaurants or limited à la carte visits
Spa treatments and beauty services
Experiences and off-site activities
Tourist taxes, paid locally in some destinations
Checking this upfront helps avoid surprises when you arrive.
Yes, drinks are included in All Inclusive holidays, but the range can be limited. Most hotels include soft drinks, beer, house wine and local spirits, served during set bar hours. Then, premium brands, cocktails or drinks at certain bars may cost extra, unless stated otherwise. The hotel information page will explain what’s included.
All Inclusive holidays can be good value if you like knowing most of your costs upfront. They often work well if you plan to spend a lot of time at the hotel and would otherwise pay for meals and drinks each day.
They tend to suit:
Families wanting predictable spending
Groups where costs add up quickly
Travellers who prefer a relaxed, low-faff break
If you plan to eat out most nights, another board basis may suit you better.
Sometimes. Buffet restaurants are usually walk-in, but à la carte restaurants often require bookings and may be limited to a certain number of visits per stay.
If dining is important to you, it’s worth checking:
How many à la carte meals are included
Whether bookings are needed in advance
Any dress codes or age restrictions
We’re Sundeals – a straightforward holiday company, focused on good value without the noise. We strip things back to what matters, and we’re always clear about what’s included and what’s not.
That means:
No unnecessary extras added by default
Clear pricing and simple options
Honest information so you can compare properly
You still get a great holiday – just without paying for things you might not use.
Sundeals bookings are covered by ATOL protection to give you clear, UK-backed protection from the moment you book.
We sell traditional package holidays. Your holiday can include everything, or you can leave off things like checked bags or transfers to keep the price lower. Either way, your holiday still counts as a package – and that means it’s protected.
ATOL protection means:
Your money is protected if the travel company stops trading
You will not be left out of pocket if something goes wrong
If you are already abroad, arrangements will be made to get you home
You will receive an ATOL Certificate when you book, which confirms what is protected and who to contact if there is a problem. You can also read more about ATOL protection on the Civil Aviation Authority website.
Booking an All Inclusive holiday with us means fewer surprises at checkout and clearer value from the start. We focus on straightforward pricing and show you exactly what’s included, what’s not and where you might pay extra.
What you can expect with Sundeals:
Clear prices without unnecessary add‑ons
No pressure to upgrade if it doesn’t add value for you
Options that suit real budgets, not headline prices that unravel later
All Inclusive works best when you understand the details. Our job is to make those details upfront and easy to find, so you can decide if it’s the right fit for your trip.