Top Caribbean All Inclusive Resorts for Families
Families expect a lot from these beach vacations: kids programs, watersports, activities and evening entertainment, multiple restaurants... Find choices on a number of different islands, and with a range of prices.
Eight Value-Priced Choices
Yes, families can find places that offer plenty of fun and amenities at a good price point. This article includes some choices in Mexico, too.
Which Caribbean Islands Have All Inclusive Resorts?
On some islands in the Caribbean, this convenient type of vacation is common; on others, not. See where your chances are best.
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Caribbean All Inclusive Resorts: Jamaica
Both the Beaches/Sandals and SuperClubs/Breezes brands started in Jamaica. Your choices also include a value-priced resort with its own water park, and a mid-sized property where families have their own vacation nanny during their stay. Jamaica's unique culture and music add much to any visit.
Dominican Republic
The DR has had a building boom, especially in the eastern areas, such as Punta Cana on the Caribbean Sea, and also on the north (Atlantic) coast. Some choices offer a good price point, but the trend is toward more upscale properties.
St. Lucia
The Caribbean island of St. Lucia is known for scenic beauty. The land is lush, the seas have coral reefs, and some British colonial flavor still lingers. Explore St. Lucia while staying at a family-friendly all inclusive resort (a relatively new trend on the island.)
Aruba
Aruba, one of the Dutch Caribbean islands, has beautiful beaches and many family-friendly properties, including some all inclusives with kids programs.




