your accommodation - all-inclusive

All Inclusive normally includes all meals and local drinks (during the bar opening hours as specified as well as day and evening activities at your hotel. Beer available in the 'All Inclusive' package is usually draught not bottled, 'local' wine is usually house wine served by the glass from a barrel not a bottle and carbonated soft drinks are usually on tap not bottled. Drinks may be served in plastic beakers not glass, particularly around swimming pools. Some countries serve local-style cuisine rather than international. The services, facilities and meals available do vary from hotel to hotel, so make sure you check the paragraph headed “All Inclusive” with each hotel description for exact details. An extra charge will be made for imported alcoholic drinks and certain facilities such as games machines or pool tables still require you to insert your own coins. You must also pay for infants' meals locally.

Note: Times when included drinks and snacks are served may sometimes vary from those shown, but are typically between 11am and midnight. A 'cash' bar may operate outside these times. Alcohol licensing laws vary for different countries so guests cannot be served with alcoholic drinks in All-Inclusive hotels if they are 'under age' for that country. There may also be age or experience restrictions on some watersports.