What is provided under the All Inclusive offer?
All Inclusive offers vary widely from All Inclusive Light, which is normally alcoholic drinks only at meal times, to the full All Inclusive package. It is important that you check your hotel voucher so that you are fully aware of the All Inclusive level that you are on. All All Inclusive packages will have restrictions with regards to the times that food and alcohol is available and the type of alcohol on offer. Food will generally be buffet style although some hotels will have a la carte restaurants that you will be able to check in to a certain amount of times per week. Some All Inclusives also include water sports or gym and spa facilities. If you are unsure of what is included in your offer please check with us prior to your departure and we will be happy to check what is included in your contract with your Travel Provider.
The term All Inclusive various widely as some Travel Providers have accommodation offering All Inclusive Light (which normally means locally produced alcoholic drinks included at meal times only), or the complete All Inclusive package (normally buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, locally produced alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks.) When searching for Accommodation and on the Hotel Voucher its important to check what type of All Inclusive you are purchasing or to check the voucher is right. All Inclusive packages sometimes can be restrictive in terms of meal times, food and alcohol that is provided, majority of the hotels will have buffet style food, some hotels may have A La Carte available and may offer customers certain use per week, please check with the hotel. Certain hotels also feature water sports, gym, other sports facilities and spa facilities but these do vary on the hotel and its important to check exactly what is available prior to your departure. Should you require c
