An all-inclusive trip is all about spending some time in the Caribbean. Travelers are seeking the convenience of knowing the total cost in advance, getting to the rhythm of eating, enjoying drinks, and experiences that are already part of their stay without constant decisions.
However, not all hotels that offer this kind of seamless experience are actually classified as all-inclusive hotels.
A growing number of resorts throughout the region are operating as traditional hotels, offering optional packages that bundle meals, drinks and activities into one stay. You can check in just like anywhere else – no wristbands and no solid structure – but you can choose a plan that offers the same all-inclusive simplicity.
they are what you can call Secret All Inclusive — a place where, if you want, your experience can be more centered around flexibility and personal pace than a single fixed format.
And once you know where to find them, it opens up other ways to travel the Caribbean.
Port Young Hotel, Dominica
Roseau’s waterfront has a different texture than most Caribbean capitals, from its port to its colorful streets. Port Young Hotel A historic fortress converted into a modern hotel is right in the middle of it all, with the natural energy of the island always close at hand.
All-inclusive options play to Dominica’s strengths. Meals and drinks are included, but so are the experiences that define the island: dive trips, guided outings and access to terrain that draws you out of your room and into the landscape. You are not limited to property. The plans extend to the island itself.
Guests often comment on how easy it is to go on the water in the morning, explore inland in the afternoon, and get back to the hotel in the evening to get it all done. This is a new kind of Caribbean inclusive option and a model for the rest of the region.
