Thread: All Inclusive for Kids?

Chris,
Not too sure about the kids facilities ( as not got any ) but if you want a reasonable priced All-Inclusive you could try the Jolly Beach Resort in Antigua. Its not flash like some of the resorts and has usual buffet style breakfasts and dinners however you can use the restuarants on site generally at no extra charge. It is on a nice quiet bay and if you want to go into the town you can catch the local minibusses ( an experience in itself ). We've paid between USD 60-80 pppnt before.

We ended up in the Divi Aruba. They have several properties and are very nonrev friendly with listings in ASU all the time but I'm sure you can get their specials by calling directly. Though it wasn't ultra luxury, we found it to be more than adequate for us. I liked the all-inclusive deal for the family. The buffet was good but you can also make reservations for the nicer restaurant or eat pizza at one of the bars. When we were there, kids were free. It also included a rock climbing wall, kayaks, windsurfing. We also had access to the neighboring Divi Tamarind. When I was over there I noticed several teens in the lobby playing pool (2 or 3 tables) and they had an arcade too. There is a nice internet access room with several PCs - rates are real reasonable for high speed access. I got right on DLNet to check our return flight.

You reminded me - I need to do a full trip report!