Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Spring Break 2026

Family-Friendly Escapes, Multigenerational Caribbean Playgrounds, and Elevated Adults-Only Retreats
Sunset at Sonesta Maho Beach Resort in St. Maarten
Sunset at Sonesta Maho Beach Resort in St. Maarten, with palm-lined pools and ocean views overlooking Maho BeachPhoto Courtesy of Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Yotam Sandak

Spring break means different things depending on who you’re traveling with. For some, it is toddlers in splash pads and grandparents on shaded loungers. For others, it is zip lines, surf lessons, and sunset DJ sets. And for couples, it might be rooftop infinity pools and uninterrupted ocean views.

What most travelers want, though, is the same: ease.

All-inclusive resorts remove the mental load of vacation planning. Meals are handled. Activities are built in. Kids clubs are staffed. Spa appointments are steps away. When done well, these resorts feel less like packaged travel and more like a thoughtfully designed ecosystem where every age group has something to look forward to.

If you’re planning a spring break getaway in 2026, here are some of the best all-inclusive resorts in Florida, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and St. Maarten, each offering a distinct take on stress-free travel.

1. Club Med Cancún

A Proven Family Favorite on Three White-Sand Beaches

Aerial view of Club Med Cancún
Aerial view of Club Med Cancún surrounded by turquoise Caribbean waters and white-sand beaches.Photo Courtesy of Club Med

Club Med Cancún sits at the tip of the Riviera Maya in Mexico, surrounded by three white-sand beaches and close to the world’s second-largest coral reef.

The recently renovated Aguamarina area introduces refreshed accommodations and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces, including a Mayan-themed splash park, mini pool, and lounge areas. Guests can dine across four restaurants and five bars, highlighting Mexican cuisine alongside Club Med’s signature French influence.

Days are built around 33 included land and water activities, from sailing and snorkeling to archery, multi-sport courts, and the well-known Circus School by Club Med. A dedicated Sports & Wellness Island anchors the experience with fitness programming, lagoon-side yoga, and spa offerings, while evening entertainment ranges from live music to sunset DJ gatherings on the beach.

2. Club Med Punta Cana

A Caribbean Flagship Built for Active Families in the Dominican Republic

Club Med Punta Cana’s expansive on-site water park
Club Med Punta Cana’s expansive on-site water park, set against palm-lined grounds and Caribbean views.Photo Courtesy of Club Med

Just 15 minutes from the airport, Club Med Punta Cana makes arrival seamless for spring break travelers. Spread across 100 acres of pristine beachfront, the resort pairs wide stretches of white sand with an impressive lineup of included activities, from water sports and tennis to its expansive on-site water park.

Following recent renovations, accommodations feel refreshed and modern, with family-friendly Deluxe rooms inspired by the Dominican Republic coastline. The resort includes more than 20 land and water sports, plus Club Med’s largest water park, a tropical jungle-inspired space with slides, water games, and a bubble pool designed for different age groups.

Parents can step away for yoga or spa treatments while Kids Clubs manage age-appropriate programming from infants to teens. It is a strong choice for families who want an active, amenity-rich resort with nonstop options both on the beach and beyond it.

3. Cayo Levantado Resort

An Island Sanctuary Off the Coast of the Dominican Republic

Aerial view of Cayo Levantado Resort
Aerial view of Cayo Levantado Resort set on a private island in Samaná Bay, Dominican Republic. Photo Courtesy of Expedia

Set on a private island just off the coast of the Dominican Republic, Cayo Levantado Resort feels intentionally removed from the mainland, surrounded by lush gardens, calm Caribbean waters, and its own stretch of secluded beach. The entire property was remodeled in 2023, blending refreshed interiors with the natural beauty that defines the island.

The atmosphere leans tranquil and immersive. Guests can spend the day kayaking, snorkeling, paddleboarding, or simply settling into a lounger beneath swaying palms. The full-service spa offers hydrotherapy, hot stone massages, aromatherapy, and body treatments, while yoga and fitness classes add a gentle rhythm to the day.

Six on-site restaurants range from international cuisine and Peruvian-inspired dishes to a dedicated steakhouse, complemented by beachside and poolside bars serving handcrafted cocktails. Cayo Levantado Resort works best for travelers seeking a quieter, nature-forward all-inclusive stay where the setting itself is the highlight.

4. Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort

Contemporary Comfort Along Mexico's Mayan Coastline

Sunset over Hilton Cancun’s oceanfront pools
Sunset over Hilton Cancun’s oceanfront pools, where palm-lined terraces meet the Caribbean Sea. Photo Courtesy of Expedia

Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort, stretches across 100 acres of protected coastline between mangroves and open ocean.

The atmosphere feels polished but family friendly. There is a dedicated kids’ club, splash playground, oceanfront pools, and nightly live entertainment. Adults can retreat to the adults-only beach club for a quieter setting.

With 12 dining options and generously sized accommodations, the resort makes it easy for families to settle in, spread out, and enjoy the simplicity of an all-inclusive stay.

5. Sonesta Maho Beach Resort Casino & Spa

A Lively Multigenerational Beachfront Stay in St. Maarten

Oceanfront views at Sonesta Ocean Point Resort in Sint Maarten
Oceanfront views at Sonesta Ocean Point Resort in Sint Maarten, with turquoise waters and aircraft descending over nearby Maho Beach.Photo Courtesy of Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Yotam Sandak

Located just minutes from Princess Juliana International Airport, Sonesta Maho Beach Resort, Casino & Spa delivers one of the most convenient beachfront arrivals in the Caribbean. Set along iconic Maho Beach, the resort is known for its vibrant energy and the dramatic plane landings that have become part of the island’s appeal.

The all-inclusive property offers spacious accommodations, multiple pools, a dedicated kids club, teen programming, and a wide range of dining options that suit different tastes and schedules. Daily activities and live entertainment keep the atmosphere social, while the beachfront setting gives guests space to relax between planned events.

For couples or adults looking for a more elevated experience within the same property, the Ultimate Club provides upgraded accommodations, exclusive lounge access, and adults-focused amenities, creating a quieter retreat within the livelier resort environment.

6. Princess Grand Jamaica

Large-Scale Family Fun on Green Island Jamaica

Family fun at Princess Grand Jamaica’s on-site water park
Family fun at Princess Grand Jamaica’s on-site water park, with slides, splash zones, and palm-lined pools. Photo Courtesy of Princess Grand Jamaica

Princess Grand Jamaica is built for families who want plenty of activity without leaving the property.

The state-of-the-art kids’ club includes a cooking school, art studio, cinema, and outdoor playground. There are also immersive VR entertainment zones, three pools, and a full on-site water park. Sports range from tennis and pickleball to yoga and water activities.

With 590 ocean-view suites and larger family configurations available, the resort comfortably accommodates multigenerational groups.

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7. Fiesta Americana Funeeq Punta Cana

A New 2026 Opening Focused on Elevated Family Travel in the Dominican Republic

Open-air beachfront lounge at Fiesta Americana Funeeq Punta Cana
Open-air beachfront lounge at Fiesta Americana Funeeq Punta Cana, set against a warm Caribbean sunset.Photo Courtesy of Fiesta Americana Travelty Collection

Opening in April 2026, Fiesta Americana Funeeq Punta Cana brings a fresh, design-forward energy to the Caribbean all-inclusive scene. The name blends “fun” and “unique,” and the concept reflects that spirit, pairing playful experiences with thoughtful design.

The 494-room resort leans into mid-century-inspired interiors, while 10 dining venues and six bars range from Asian fusion to Dominican beachside flavors, along with specialty spaces like a sports bar and cigar bar. The activity lineup is extensive: a full water park, arcade, bowling alley, kids and teen clubs, outdoor sports courts, an adults-only pool, and a full-service spa are all built into the experience.

Funeeq is designed to accommodate everyone at once. It delivers the kind of scale and variety that allows each generation to explore its own interests, whether that means water slides and game nights or cocktails at sunset.

8. Alila Ventana Big Sur

A Secluded Cliffside Retreat in Big Sur California

Alila Ventana Big Sur at golden hour, California
Alila Ventana Big Sur at golden hour, perched above the Pacific with forested hills and mountain ridges stretching into the distance. Photo Courtesy of Expedia

Perched along Highway One overlooking the Pacific, Alila Ventana Big Sur offers an all-inclusive escape surrounded by redwood forests and rugged coastline near Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. The setting feels immersive and intentionally quiet, with ocean views, forest trails, and wide-open skies shaping the experience.

Days can be as active or restorative as you like. Guests can join guided hikes, ecotours, and yoga or fitness classes, then unwind in the outdoor mineral hot springs, two hot tubs, or the full-service spa offering massages, body treatments, and aromatherapy. Two outdoor pools and terraced lounging areas create space to relax between adventures.

Alila Ventana Big Sur is best suited for travelers seeking a nature-forward, retreat where wellness, scenery, and slow mornings take priority.

9. Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Adults-Only Surf and Spa Escape in Mexico

Rooftop infinity pool at Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort
Rooftop infinity pool at Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort overlooking Banderas Bay. Photo Courtesy of Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort offers an adults-only spring break alternative along Mexico’s Pacific Coast.

The all-suite property sits between Banderas Bay and the Sierra Madre Mountains and includes Unlimited-Luxury® dining, rooftop cabanas with private pools, beach yoga, and surf lessons. The Marieta-inspired spa offers guided hydrotherapy and restorative treatments.

Guests can also access amenities at the neighboring family-friendly resort, adding flexibility while maintaining an adults-focused atmosphere.

10. Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Adventure-Forward All-Inclusive on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort Waterpark
Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort Waterpark Photo Courtesy of Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Set alongside its adults-only sister property, Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort, Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort brings a more activity-driven energy to the same stretch of Riviera Nayarit coastline.

The resort expands well beyond the typical beach-and-pool formula. In addition to multiple restaurants, a gym, kids and teens clubs, and a water park, it is home to the first on-site zipline adventure park in the region within Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection. Guests can move between hanging bridges, ZipBikes, and even a free-fall jump, adding a level of built-in adventure that feels rare for an all-inclusive.

The Marieta-inspired spa offers guided hydrotherapy and restorative treatments, while rooftop cabanas with private pools and dedicated dining create a more relaxed rhythm. Dreams Bahia Mita works well for travelers who want their beach time paired with variety, from water slides and zip lines to spa afternoons and sunset views.

11. Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort

A Relaxed Alternative on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

Aerial view of Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort
Aerial view of Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort overlooking its oceanfront golf course and the Pacific coastline. Photo Courtesy of Expedia

Only a year old, Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort offers a more laid-back spring break option away from Mexico’s busiest party hubs.

Located within a gated oceanfront community just 10 minutes from the airport, the resort features a water park, lazy river, beachfront pools, bike tours, and an on-site professional golf course with sweeping ocean views.

Parents can retreat to an adults-only section or enjoy the spa’s Turkish bath and hydrotherapy experiences. Beyond the resort, Mazatlán’s historic center and vibrant malecón provide cultural depth for travelers who want to explore.

12. Beaches Turks & Caicos

Classic Caribbean All-Inclusive on Grace Bay

Beaches Turks & Caicos on Grace Bay Beach, Providenciales.
Oceanfront pool and palm-lined grounds at Beaches Turks & Caicos on Grace Bay Beach, Providenciales.Photo Courtesy of Expedia

Set directly on the white sands of Grace Bay Beach, Beaches Turks & Caicos delivers one of the Caribbean’s most expansive all-inclusive experiences. With calm turquoise water just steps away and 10 outdoor pools spread throughout the property, the setting alone makes it easy to settle into vacation mode.

The resort is designed for nonstop activity. Guests have access to a full water park with slides, tennis courts, fitness and yoga classes, scuba diving, sailing, snorkeling, windsurfing, soccer, volleyball, and nightly live entertainment. Red Lane Spa offers a quieter counterpoint, with hydrotherapy, massages, body wraps, and beauty treatments available for those carving out time to unwind.

Dining is extensive, with 20 restaurants serving everything from Italian cuisine to beachfront fare. For travelers who want a lively beachfront setting with abundant dining, water sports, entertainment, and built-in ease, Beaches Turks & Caicos remains one of the Caribbean’s most comprehensive all-inclusive stays.

13. Windjammer Landing Resort and Residences

Mediterranean-Inspired Villas Above a Crescent Beach in St. Lucia

Aerial view of Windjammer Landing Resort and Residences in Saint Lucia.
Aerial view of Windjammer Landing Resort and Residences, with its crescent beach and hillside villas overlooking the Caribbean Sea in Saint Lucia.Photo Courtesy of Expedia

The property rises up the hillside in whitewashed Mediterranean-inspired buildings, offering sweeping ocean views and direct access to a calm stretch of sand.

Six outdoor pools, a children’s pool, a beachfront setting with water sports, tennis courts, and a full schedule of fitness classes keep days moving at your preferred pace. Guests can kayak, sail, snorkel, or try beach yoga, while the kids’ club offers structured programming for younger travelers.

Dining spans seven restaurants, including sushi and beachfront options, with beach bars and a poolside bar anchoring sunset cocktails. Serene Spa at Windjammer Landing provides a quieter escape with massages, body treatments, and couples’ therapies overlooking the sea.

14. VOCO Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort

A Low-Key Florida Option That Keeps Things Easy

Aerial view of VOCO Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort
Aerial view of VOCO Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort set along the St. Lucie River in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Photo Courtesy of VOCO Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort

Set along the St. Lucie River, VOCO Sandpiper All-Inclusive is ideal for families who want a calmer spring break without leaving the U.S.

As IHG’s first all-inclusive in the country, it focuses on comfort and flexibility. One- and two-bedroom accommodations make it easy for multigenerational groups to spread out. There are multiple pools, including a kids’ splash pad, plus mini-golf, an arcade, and marina access for kayaking and paddleboarding.

Seven dining concepts are included, which keeps mealtimes simple and predictable. Its central Florida location also puts beaches, nature preserves, and even Orlando within reach for day trips.

Choosing the Right All-Inclusive for Your Spring Break

Spring break does not have to mean crowded beaches or overplanned itineraries. The right all-inclusive resort gives you space to relax, options to stay active, and the ease of knowing that meals, activities, and entertainment are already handled. Whether you are traveling with young kids, teenagers, grandparents, or just carving out time for yourselves, these resorts offer different ways to enjoy the same goal: a week by the water that feels simple, seamless, and genuinely restorative.

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