We all know one of the best ways to vacation is by booking a luxe all-inclusive resort on a pristine beach, but what’s not discussed enough are the hassles and expenses that come along with it.
For example, Los Cabos is one of Americans’ favorite beach destinations and is world-renowned for its incredibly luxurious resorts, but its nightly rates are off the charts!
While it’s tempting to book the most popular places and follow the crowd, ironically, that’s one of the hassles.
Over-tourism can be a real downer when you expect to lounge around in paradise only to find you’re jam-packed with fellow tourists who may lack Speedo etiquette.
Cancun, Los Cabos, and Punta Cana are all amazing, but there are some underrated gems scattered across the globe with affordable lavish all-inclusive resorts calling your name.
These are the 4 most underrated all-inclusive beach destinations in the world:
Varna, Bulgaria
Bulgaria isn’t talked about enough when searching for your next beach escape.
However, digital nomads have been in on the secret as this delightful country has become a hub for the remote worker lifestyle.
That is until Bulgaria officially becomes a Schengen member this month, ruining the loophole digital nomads have been using to remain in Europe long-term.
Regardless, Bulgaria is a phenomenal beach destination for any type of traveler as it’s beautiful, affordable, and lined with a plethora of all-inclusive resorts.
The Black Sea has become a trendy hotspot as of late, but more so in neighboring Turkiye. So, it’s time to give the pretty beach city of Varna it’s due.
Varna, along with nearby small beach towns lining the coast, such as Albena and Golden Sands, are stunning getaways for beach lovers.
There are many options to choose from for all-inclusive beach stays in the $100 range per night, such as the 5-star The Palace Balneo & Spa Hotel.
Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico
As most travelers in need of an easy-to-reach beach vacation flock to Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta, there is one resort city in Mexico still flying under the radar.
With so many vacationers flocking to the household names, it’s also much more likely to score a good deal.
Much like Los Cabos has Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, this resort hub of Guerrero has Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo, although it’s commonly referred to as simply ‘Ixtapa’.
Ixtapa’s beautiful all-inclusive resorts can often be found for under $100 per night. And no, you won’t be sacrificing luxury at run-down hotels you’ve never heard of before.
Vacationers can expect to find respected brands such as Barcelo and Club Med. Heck, even Holiday Inn has an all-inclusive beach resort here!
Beyond the gorgeous shoreline is yet another stunner – beautiful Isla Ixtapa, an island that is a must-visit during your stay and just a few bucks to reach by water taxi.
Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Synonymous with world history, fascinating culture, and, of course, perhaps the world’s greatest mystery – Egypt’s pyramids – this country is often overlooked as a beach destination.
Especially when it comes to ritzy all-inclusive resorts.
The coastal resort town of Sharm el Sheikh lies along the stunning Red Sea which, ironically, has some of the bluest waters imaginable.
With warm temperatures year-round, Sharm el Sheikh is a great option for an all-inclusive beach getaway with the added bonus of discovering Egypt’s rich culture.
Rates are very affordable, such as Jaz Sharm Dreams, where travelers can find nightly all-inclusive rates of around $100.
Coclé Province of Panama
Away from the hustle and bustle of Panama City lies an underrated tranquil coastline of beautiful beaches and all-inclusive resorts.
No, not that Panama City for ‘Spring Breakers’ in Florida.
We’re talking about the thrilling country of Panama, filled with stunning scenery and cultural experiences.
Roughly 2 hours away from the Capital city, travelers seeking pure bliss should visit the coast of the Coclé Province between Playa Blanca and Playa Bijao.
Luxury resorts can be found through spring in the $100’s, such as the Gran Evenia Bijao and Hotel Riu Playa Blanca.
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