8 All-Inclusive Resorts to Book for Your 2025 Vacation
For most people, arriving somewhere and not having to make another decision is considered a vacation. No sorting out meals, booking last-minute activities, or figuring out how much you’ve spent.
If your goal is to stop multitasking and just enjoy where you are, these options are worth considering.
Jade Mountain Resort – St. Lucia
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What sticks with most visitors at the Jade Mountain Resort is the way all the suites open with layouts that frame the Pitons and the ocean without barriers. Many include a private infinity pool. Guests take yoga classes facing the hills, and chocolate from the resort’s own farm makes its way into desserts and tastings.
Triple Creek Ranch – Montana
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Waking up here doesn’t involve alarms. Triple Creek Ranch has silent mornings in a log cabin, followed by horseback rides through pine forest or fly fishing in clear water. The setting is adults-only, designed for those who prefer privacy and unstructured time without resort-wide schedules.
Tierra Chiloé – Chile
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This Patagonian resort opens opens October through April, and early in the season, you’re likely to get both peace and better rates. The design mimics traditional stilt homes but upgrades every interior touch. Days might cover paddling across the archipelago or learning to dig for shellfish.
Surf Synergy – Costa Rica
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No one’s guessing their way through a surf lesson here. Coaching is direct, personalized, and has video analysis. Between surf sessions, there’s yoga, breathwork, or cold dips if you’re up for them. The kitchen serves clean, locally sourced meals built to keep your energy up between surf sessions.
Turtle Island – Fiji
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Turtle Island is naturally calm—guests rarely need a watch or an agenda. Every villa has its own stretch of beach and open-air showers with tropical greenery. There’s no daily program to follow; if you feel like snorkeling after lunch or taking a horseback ride before breakfast, someone will make it happen.
Naviva, Four Seasons – Mexico
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To get to Naviva, you need to arrive in the jungle near Punta Mita, where 15 tents sit among the trees. Each tent comes with a plunge pool and private spots. In the morning, you might start the day with a mezcal tasting led by someone who knows their stuff, or head out for a short run if that’s more your style.
Ozen Life Maadhoo – Maldives
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Instead of a lobby, Ozen Life Maadhoo has a villa either on land or perched over the water. Inside, there’s a marble bathtub, stocked bar, and floor-to-ceiling windows. If you’re interested in outdoor activities, there’s swimming with reef fish or dining in an underwater restaurant as reef fish drift past your table behind the glass walls.
Soneva Jani – Maldives
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The layout at this resort avoids repetition. Some villas come with slides straight into the sea, others with decks built for stargazing. Restaurants specialize in Japanese teppanyaki, fresh crab, and a 24-hour cheese room.
Elix, Mar-Bella Collection – Greece
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Booking a room here means waking up to the Ionian Sea. Even entry-level options come with big windows, clean design, and balconies with scenery. Between boat trips to nearby islands and hikes through mountain villages, the days stay full. Lunch options mainly cover grilled sardines or tomato-feta salads, with crisp Assyrtiko.
Excellence Playa Mujeres – Mexico
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The grounds of the Excellence Playa Mujeres are spacious, and every suite starts at 800 square feet. Some have rooftop pools or swim-up patios, but all of them include whirlpool tubs and soft lighting. Classes in cooking, Spanish, or fitness are also offered. Dining options cover Indian curries, grilled Yucatán seafood, and classic Mediterranean plates.
Daios Cove – Greece
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Daios Cove sits on the northeastern coast of Crete, near the town of Agios Nikolaos. The resort is built into a secluded bay, with tiered stone buildings that follow the shape of the hillside. Interiors are designed with local materials, using stone and glass to keep spaces simple and open. You can take a boat to sea caves, head into Agios Nikolaos for local olive oil tastings, or stay put in your villa with a sea-view pool.
Secrets Maroma Beach – Mexico
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Located just far enough from town, the beach stays calm well into the afternoon—great for reading or swimming. Rooms come with hot tubs and either garden or ocean views. Staff are assigned to a guest to keep things moving without fuss. Plus, the restaurants have an open-air seafood grill, a wine-heavy French bistro, and a relaxed café for midday snacks.
Round Hill Hotel and Villas – Jamaica
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You’re not far from Montego Bay here, but the mood is completely different—more laid-back and quiet. The main hotel has rooms styled by Ralph Lauren, with a clean, coastal look. Private villas are located on the hillside and come with full kitchens, which makes them a good fit for families or anyone planning a longer stay. You still get ocean views, but without the noise or pace of the city.
NIHI Sumba – Indonesia
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A few flights past Bali, this resort on Sumba Island keeps things raw in the best way. Villas sit near the ocean or deep in the jungle, with thatched roofs and plunge pools. Your days can consist of surfing, hiking to waterfalls, or spearfishing with guides. The highlight foods to try here include Indonesian sambals, tamarind-braised fish, and grilled prawns.
Alila Ventana – California
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Alila Ventana sits between the Pacific and the redwoods in Big Sur. It’s a quiet spot, built for people who want space and privacy. Some areas look out to the ocean, others to the trees, depending on where you stay. Rooms are styled like modern cabins, with large windows, clean finishes, and practical extras like soaking tubs and thick blankets.