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All Inclusive Holidays

All-Inclusive Holidays Made Easy

All inclusive holidays fix flights, transfers, hotel, meals and drinks into one price on the day you book, so the money you spend abroad is only what you choose to add. Hotel rates are contracted months ahead, which is why a full week often costs less than buying the same parts yourself. Our packages are priced against departures from Irish airports.

The board basis is the part that matters. A standard all-inclusive covers breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main buffet, snacks between meals, and local-brand drinks until a set hour, usually eleven at night. Anything beyond that, such as branded spirits, the à la carte restaurant or a room-service tray, depends on the hotel's own definition, and we show that definition on every listing so you can compare two properties on what you actually get.

Booking as a package means one supplier is responsible for the whole trip, so if a flight time moves or a hotel changes, we sort the knock-on for you. We hold contracted rates with the hotels we sell and refresh all inclusive holiday deals daily as airlines release seats. Every holiday is financially protected by our TOPP bond, registered with the Irish Aviation Authority, our IATA accreditation covers the flights, and our team is reachable by phone.

Plan before you book

Your Guide to All Inclusive Holidays

Family FavouritesCouples' Retreats

Family Favourites

Kids' clubs, split-level pools and a buffet that opens at seven settle most of a family week before it starts. These five keep the airport transfer short as well.

  • Tenerife: Costa Adeje's resort hotels sit on the sheltered south-west coast, where the sea stays warm enough for children from April through to November. Transfers from the southern airport take around 20 minutes, and most family properties run supervised kids' clubs from age four. Siam Park is the one day out worth budgeting for on top of the package.
  • Costa Dorada: The beach at Salou shelves so gradually that you can walk out fifty metres before the water reaches an adult's waist, which is exactly what parents of toddlers want. The transfer from the airport runs just over an hour, but a flight time under three hours keeps the travel day manageable for young children.
  • Lanzarote: Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen both have promenades flat enough to push a buggy end to end, and the volcanic park at Timanfaya gives older children a half-day out that beats another afternoon by the pool. Flight time is close to four hours, and transfers to either resort take under 45 minutes.
  • Algarve: Resorts around Albufeira put a wide choice of family hotels within 40 minutes of Faro airport, with the shortest flight time on this list at under three hours. Praia dos Salgados has a lagoon behind the sand where small children can paddle in still water while older ones use the open beach.
  • Protaras: Fig Tree Bay is the reason families keep coming back: fine sand, water that stays knee-deep for a long way out, and a promenade lined with places that serve food early. It is a quieter base than the party resort a few kilometres up the coast, and the larger hotels here run kids' clubs from May to October.

Couples' Retreats

Adult-only floors, sea-view rooms and a slower rhythm to the day define this set. None of them feels empty in the evening.

  • Santorini: The caldera-edge hotels around Oia look exactly as they do in photographs, and the sunset from the terrace is worth arriving early for. Flight time is around four and a half hours, and the transfer from the port or airport climbs a steep switchback road, so book it in advance rather than hoping for a taxi.
  • Paphos: Coral Bay is a 15-minute drive from the harbour and gives you a sandy beach without leaving the archaeological sites and restaurant scene behind. Sea temperatures hold above 24°C into October, which stretches the season for couples avoiding school holidays.
  • Madeira: Funchal's clifftop hotels trade a sandy beach for lido pools cut into the rock and a subtropical garden climate that holds through winter. Levada walks along the old irrigation channels give active couples a reason to leave the resort, and a full week suits the four-hour flight.
  • Menorca: Cala Galdana sits in a horseshoe bay with pine trees down to the sand and a handful of adult-friendly hotels on the slope above. It is one of the quietest islands we sell, so couples who want beach time without a strip on the doorstep tend to book it twice.
  • Sicily: The resort coast below Taormina pairs a proper beach with one of the best hilltop towns in the Mediterranean, reachable by cable car from the shore. All-inclusive is less common here than elsewhere, so the hotels that offer it tend to be the larger four- and five-star properties with real food credibility.

Your All Inclusive Holiday Questions Answered

Flights, airport transfers, the hotel room and a board basis covering breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and drinks are the core of every package. Drinks are usually local brands served between fixed hours, and some hotels add à la carte dinners, watersports or a kids' club on top. The precise list varies by hotel, and we show each property's version on its listing so you can compare like for like.