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Indulge in serenity, romance, and all-inclusive luxury at these stunning adults-only retreats around the globe.
Private patio at Couples San Souci.Credit:Courtesy of Couples San Souci
All-inclusive resortshave evolved far beyond the buffet-and-beach stereotype.
Today, they offer sophisticated travelers a gateway to indulgence with none of the guesswork.
So prepare for a global journey to discover destinations with impeccable service, impressive addresses, and indulgent experiences.
Guest room at Jade Mountain Resort.Courtesy of Jade Mountain
There is no in-room Wi-Fi or TV, which may be a plus for those needing a digital detox.
A hillside location means steep steps throughout the property.
Add gourmet dining and world-class spa treatments, and you might decide to extend your stay indefinitely.
Pool and beach area at Excellence Oyster Bay.Courtesy of Excellence Oyster Bay
A remote location means limited off-resort dining and nightlife.
Spend your days sipping cocktails in your private pool or wandering the sugar-white sands.
The beach area is smaller than other Caribbean resorts.
Aerial view of Sanctuary Cap Cana.Courtesy of Sanctuary Cap Cana
At Sanctuary Cap Cana, luxury takes on a new level of exclusivity think medieval castle meets Caribbean paradise.
It’s a huge property requiring lots of walking.
Hotel Xcaret Arte is where creativity and luxury join forces to redefine all-inclusive.
Guest room at Hotel Xcaret Arte.Courtesy of Hotel Xcaret Arte
Room rates are on the higher end.
Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos is an intimate addition to the Grand Velas family.
Its boutique size means booking well in advance is recommended.
Pool area at Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos.Courtesy of Grand Velas Resorts
Who needs the ordinary when you have your own casa by the beach?
Some nearby areas may attract families.
The suites are chic and spacious and begging for a slow morning with coffee and ocean views.
Rooftop pool at Casa de la Playa.Courtesy of Casa de la Playa
This resort gets very busy during peak season.
Sandals Grenada seals the deal with pools that soar sky-high and suites with swim-out access and soaking tubs.
It has limited activities for those seeking a lively environment.
Guest room at Secrets Cap Cana.Courtesy of Secrets Cap Cana
The vibe is intimate and effortlessly stylish, with a touch of bohemian romance.
Naviva, Mexico
The Four Seasons-branded clamping-style resort has luxury tents surrounded by nature.
It is nature-focused and minimalist, designed for adventurous travelers.
Pool area at Sandal’s Grenada.Courtesy of Sandal’s Resorts
Its rural location means it has limited access to nearby attractions.
Twin Farms in Vermont is rustic luxury at its finest.
Think cozy cabins with a Michelin-starred twist.
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Each room is a work of art, and the hotel’s wine cellar has considerable bragging rights.
Its best suited for those looking for a structured wellness retreat.
The remote setting is far removed from other activities or attractions.
Guest room at Twin Farms.Courtesy of Twin Farms
Here, the great outdoors comes with Michelin-worthy dining and zero compromises on comfort.
The remote location, accessed by seaplane, adds to the total travel time.
Days are spent snorkeling, sipping champagne, or drinking in the many shades of blue.
Guest suite at Miraval Arizona.Courtesy of Miraval Arizona
Its very remote location makes it best suited for those looking for peace and seclusion.
High above Costa Rica’s Uvita coastline, the Kura Boutique Hotel is where jungle-chic blends with sustainable luxury.
Dining here showcases farm-to-table cuisine with a tropical twist.
Guest room at The Green-O.Courtesy of The Green-O
When you’re not soaking in the sun or the spa, there’s the rainforest around you.
The resort is known for being lively, so it’s best for those seeking a social atmosphere.
TRS Ibiza isn’t just a hotel it’s a VIP ticket to the White Isle’s grown-up playground.
Overwater Bungalow at Hurawalhi Island Resort.Courtesy of Hurawalhi Island Resort
TUI Blue Adriatic Beach, Croatia
A prime beachfront location means stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.
There is limited nightlife nearby, so it is better for those looking to relax.
Lazy days drift into romantic, candlelit evenings with menus curated for foodies.
Pool area at Kura Boutique Hotel.Courtesy of Kura Boutique Hotel
The beachfront area is limited; it’s ideal for pool lovers.
Dining here spans the globe, from Mediterranean feasts to fresh sushi.
It is incredibly remote, so travel time can be extensive.
Guest room at TRS Ibiza.Courtesy of TRS Ibiza Hotel
Namale Resort and Spa is a sultry Fiji secret.
Days here are filled with delicious activities like farm-to-table dining and blissful spa treatments.
The Havannah, Vanuatu
This spectacular beachfront resort provides a picture-perfect quiet island escape.
Guest room at Namale Resort.Courtesy of Namale Resort
Its remote location means there are limited off-property excursions.
The Havannah, Vanuatu, is an adults-only pearl in the vast island-scattered region of Micronesia.
Blending barefoot elegance with lagoon-side luxury, the resort features private villas, infinity pools, and swoon-worthy sunsets.
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Access is only by private boat or helicopter.
Bedarra Island Resort is the ultimate castaway fantasy if your desert island has gourmet dining and private plunge pools.
Located along the Great Barrier Reef, this exclusive Australian escape is about unplugged indulgence.
Guest villa at Royal Davui Island Resort.Courtesy of Royal Davui Island Resort
With just a handful of villas, your only neighbors are tropical birds and the occasional sea turtle.
Travel to the resort includes an additional boat or helicopter ride.
Fiji’s Royal Davui Island Resort is a remote, exclusive private island experience.
Likulku Lagoon Resort
Likuliku Lagoon Resort, Fiji
Likulku Lagoon Resort
Overwater bungalows directly access colorful coral reefs for snorkeling.
With limited attractions nearby, this resort is ideal for staying on property.
Likuliku Lagoon Resort is all about overwater bungalow bliss.
Research resorts with elevated dining options, like chef’s table experiences or cuisine from Michelin-starred chefs.
Some resorts charge extra for spa treatments, premium drinks, or off-site excursions.
You’ll dodge the crowds and score a prime ocean-view suite for less.
Fewer tourists means more peace, quiet, and uninterrupted infinity pool time.
Meagan Drillinger has spent significant time touring the world and all-inclusive resorts during her 15-year career.
These hotels all adhere to ourT+L Hotel Values.
