Caribbean Resorts

Like most people, when cruises were cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, we looked for something else to fill that void for our vacation. We started looking at different destinations such as south Florida including the Keys, Alabama gulf shores, Bahamas, and other places.

We wanted a true All-Inclusive resort to spend a week at, which is where we found Sanctuary in Cap Cana, Dominican Republic. We ended up going to Sanctuary in 2020 as one of our vacations and loved it. 

Fast-forward to 2021. Cruises are still being cancelled and our next cruise is booked for May 2021. I just know it’s going to be cancelled, so I went ahead and booked 2 all-inclusive resorts for this year to fill that void, again.

First we’re going to Seadust in Cancun, then going to Sanctuary in Cap Cana a month after that.

While I was doing my research I realized there were so many options and caveats with different resorts. I narrowed down my list of AI resorts and figured I would share that with you, to save you the time of searching through hundreds of AI resorts in the Caribbean. Yes, I know this isn’t all of them, just some of the ones that I found. 

I did cost compare all of these resorts between booking directly, booking through Costco, and booking through AAA. There were 2 or 3 that were cheaper going through Costco but the majority was cheaper booking directly through the resort.

Just like cruising, I refuse to use a travel agent under any circumstance. 

The prices I have listed are from May 1st – May 8th (random dates) for 2 adults. While I know these won’t be your travel dates or the number of people in your party, it will give you a starting price for you to compare resorts. I also picked the most basic room. You can always upgrade to a better room. 

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