The first all-inclusive resorts opened in the Caribbean in the 1970s, and there are now numerous options throughout the region. For seniors, all-inclusive resorts offer a stress-free combination of luxury, tranquility, and accessibility. Plus, vacationing at an all-inclusive resort makes it easier to stick to a set budget. Read on for the top 12 all-inclusive Caribbean resorts for seniors.
Carlisle Bay, Antigua
carlisle bay
The luxurious Carlisle Bay Resort offers an all-inclusive experience along Antigua’s beautiful Caribbean coast. The 87-room resort offers both family and adults-only accommodations for seniors looking to vacation with friends, alone or with extended family members. With unparalleled amenities, including great tennis courts, a spa, fitness center, and yoga pavilion, this is a solid offering for seniors. Additionally, there are 4 restaurants and 3 bars for dining options. An all-inclusive package at Carlisle Bay in St. Mary’s Parish, Antigua costs approximately $975 per night, but check the site for promotions.
Cobblers Cove, Barbados
Cobblers Cove, Barbados
Visit Pink Lady (also known as Cobbler’s Cove) in Barbados. Barbados is known for its charm and hospitality, and Cobbler’s Cove does not disappoint. Cobblers Cove is known for its private beach and lush gardens. Moreover, the chic interior makes visitors feel like they have arrived at a particularly cozy mansion rather than an impersonal resort. Located in Speightstown in St. Peter Parish, room rates start at $820, but increase to $1,300 for a seven-night minimum during the winter holidays.
Couples Tower Isle, Jamaica
Couples Tower Isle
Couples Tower Isle in Jamaica has a wonderfully laid-back atmosphere for senior travelers looking for a quiet getaway. The flagship of all Couples Resorts in Jamaica, Couples Tower Isle offers a variety of health and wellness options, including tennis and aquatic fitness classes. A spa and veggie bar also establish this place as a wellness oasis. Accommodation prices in Ocho Rios vary depending on your travel dates. In the off-season, rates run approximately $460 per night. Jamaica also has other fine dining options such as Couples Swept Away Resort, which attracts tennis enthusiasts, and Breeze Grand in Negril, Jamaica.
Divi & Tamarijin, Alba
divi alba
Get two for the price of one when you check into Divi and its sister resort, Tamarijin, on Aruba’s One Happy Island. The all-inclusive resort is ideal for senior luxury travelers interested in a cultural excursion, as Oranjestad’s colorful downtown attractions are minutes away. A complimentary shuttle connects both resorts, including transportation to The Links, a 9-hole golf course overlooking the ocean, so there’s no need to rent a car. All-inclusive rates start at $460.
Excellence Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Excellence Punta Cana
Some islands, such as Martinique, do not have all-inclusive resorts, while others, such as the Dominican Republic, have a variety of such resorts. This adults-only resort on the northeast coast features expansive beaches and sheltered sand dunes for privacy, with dense tropical forest stretching a half-mile in either direction from the shoreline. In addition, a variety of cuisines and spa treatments will satisfy the luxury-seeking senior traveler. Guests can book vacation packages that include both flight and hotel costs, with room rates starting at about $413 during the low season and $520 during the busy winter season. Another option in the Dominican Republic is Casa de Campo, one of the best golf courses in the Caribbean.
Fort Young Hotel, Dominica
Fort Young Hotel
Our following selection is perfect for senior travelers who want to explore new parts of the Caribbean without sacrificing luxury. Dominica’s Fort Young Hotel offers all-inclusive packages and boasts waterfront views that remind travelers of the Amalfi Coast, especially the umbrella-lined pool overlooking the ocean. The resort offers a variety of adventure and activity packages for travelers interested in exploring the Caribbean’s “natural islands.” Resort living also includes weekly cocktail hours and luxurious seaside dining. Additionally, we can schedule activities and coordinate trips to those activities for visitors who don’t feel comfortable venturing out on the island’s winding, dizzying paths. Oceanfront rooms in the capital of Roseau average about $315 per night during the winter high season and $190 per night during the off-season.
Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island, Bahamas
Hotel Riu
Head to the all-inclusive Lighthouse Point at Grand Lucayan on Grand Bahama Island. We boast spacious rooms with luxurious balconies and unlimited golf on our reef course. Events for visitors such as beach barbecues are also held regularly. Another option is Hotel Riu Palace, an all-inclusive resort near downtown Nassau on New Providence Island in the Bahamas. Even though there are plenty of activities, you may not feel the need to leave the resort.
Lionsdive Beach Resort (Curaçao)
Lions Dive Beach Resort
Next up, Curacao is perfect for senior travelers looking for an active vacation. Lions Dive Beach Resort is perfect for travelers looking to earn their scuba diving certification or senior travelers looking for adventure. The resort will coordinate your lessons and certification, and you will learn Dive SSI training. Plus, the resort has a great selection of beach bars and restaurants. Room rates in Willemstad start at around $230 per night, depending on the size of the property.
Mount Cinnamon, Grenada
mount cinnamon
We head to Grenada for our next option, the luxurious all-inclusive Mount Cinnamon Resort. This resort features stunning views of the island and elegant dining options overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Additionally, this property offers a beach bar, water sports, and lawn games. The tranquil setting makes for the perfect getaway, while the all-inclusive option is convenient for senior travelers. Located on Grand Anse Beach in St. George’s Parish, room rates start from around the $490s (though rates increase during holidays).
The Ritz-Carlton St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Ritz Carlton St. Thomas
Some all-inclusive resorts cater to families with children and focus on activities that are appropriate for the age demographic of the participants. There are also places where noisy singles and young couples gather, looking to enjoy a party holiday with plenty of alcohol. To avoid such distractions, look for adults-only accommodations with the most appealing types of amenities and activities. The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas offers the best of both worlds, with an adult-only area as well as a children’s zone. Prices for a stay overlooking Great Bay vary depending on travel dates and accommodation type, but start at around $740 and rise to more than $1,500 during peak season.
Sail Rock, South Caicos
Sailrock Resort
If you’re looking for a dream destination in the tropics, look no further than Sailrock in South Caicos. Unlike the more popular island of Providenciales, South Caicos is remote and secluded, making it perfect for senior travelers looking to get away from the everyday. The resort offers all-inclusive dining options and golf carts are available for transportation around the expansive grounds. Seaside villas often have luxurious pools, and guests won’t be surprised if a wild donkey or two roams the property at night. An all-inclusive, all-luxury package costs approximately $1,111 per night.
Sugar Beach Viceroy, St. Lucia
Sugar Beach Viceroy
Sugar Beach is one of the best locations on the island, nestled between the Piton Mountains and boasting two white sand beaches. This resort is also perfect for seniors, as each cottage and villa features 24-hour room service and a butler to attend to your every need. While you’re here, check out the elegant restaurant, tennis courts, and treehouse spa. Prices vary by property, but start at $1,300 per night. Another option in Soufriere, St. Lucia is Ladera Resort, which also has an all-inclusive option.
