Best vacation spots in puerto rico all inclusive

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Puerto Rico is a gem, offering nature, history, rich culture and cuisine. Shop and explore Old San Juan’s colorful Spanish architecture, venture into the lush El Yunque National Forest, or visit one of the three bioluminescent bays to see microorganisms light up the water into a twinkling wonder. It’s quite difficult to find an “all-inclusive” Resort in Puerto Rico, but we’ve pulled together a list of paradises that provide numerous perks and bargain packages while also remaining top of the line in presentation. Are you ready for a vacation?

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Parador Guanica 1929

Simpler than your typical lavish resort on the island, Parador Guanica 1929 has an undeniable charm, which is quite refreshing when in need of something a little more straightforward. Near Guanica Bay, the hotel has historic roots with a matching aesthetic of Puerto Rico’s more pure style. For those not interested in all the frills and booze at other resorts, here you’ll be treated to three chef-prepared meals a day and various snacks with the all-inclusive package. Hop on a boat to get to Gilligan’s Island, a protected biosphere with excellent snorkeling. All around, this is the place to stay if looking for a peaceful, quiet retreat.

Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Club

Amongst the Carabalí Rainforest Park, Bahia Beach Resort resides on a former coconut plantation, and still houses much of the lush tropical foliage of its past. What makes this haven so special, aside from luxurious rentals, butler service, chef created food and an incredible golf course, is its dedication to preserve the surrounding grounds, of which over 60% are designated green space. Only 21 resorts in the world tout the title Certified Gold Audubon International Signature Sanctuary, and this Puerto Rican gem is one of them, because of efforts to protect the environment and wildlife, which simultaneously delivers a breathtaking atmosphere.

La Concha Renaissance San Juan

Hop on a complimentary bike and travel just a couple of miles to historic downtown, where the site-seeing is unique, and the shopping and food scene superb. Multiple pools, including an eye-catching tiered infinity pool, can be found throughout the grounds, which also have prime access to numerous ocean activities. Perla is hands down the most jaw-dropping place to dine onsite, as it’s situated in an elegant shell structure over a reflective water feature—expect high-end seafood dishes like swordfish with papaya slaw. Guests can add on to their experience while at La Concha—there’s also food, room and beverage perks for opening an account at the casino.

Wyndham Grand Rio Mar

The sprawling pool is its own oasis, while the hotel interior impresses with a blend of classic and modern design. Championship golf courses back right up to lush rainforest, which is easy to access, and certainly a highlight of staying here. Ten different lounges and restaurants offer a variety of highly praised cuisine and drinks, with the poolside tiki bar nailing an island-esque sangria—the breakfast buffet is delicious too. Through the website, guests can choose from a variety of inclusive packages, from ones that focus on food and beverage, to those with more perks. Even without selecting a package, you’re treated to free margaritas every day in the lobby, but regardless, book an oceanfront room, it seems like a necessity.

El Conquistador, A Waldorf Astoria Resort

Did someone say private island? El Conquistador has their own personal sliver of paradise accessible by ferry, and it’s worth the short ride. The resort also features a great waterpark with waterslides, more pools and a lovely lazy river—it really adds a lot to the experience, especially for families with kids. Rooms are striking yet neutral, with unbelievable island views, and the general feel of the entire property is totally rejuvenating. With an inclusive package, you’ll get to enjoy it all, plus free golfing, spa access, games, entertainment and plenty of wining and dining.

InterContinental San Juan

Tasty touches, from Puerto Rican candies to a generous breakfast with island flair, the InterContinental is stunning culinarily and visually. Isla Verde Beach is an unforgettable backdrop, along with the naturally accented pools with stone water features, shaded portions and a fully equipped bar that basically is sitting in the water. Adding to the convenience, notably friendly staff provide towels and chairs for a day on the beach. Like most Puerto Rico resorts, guests can pick out an offer that works best for them. Do you just want breakfast covered since you’ll want to venture out for dinner, or do you want all of your food covered? There’s versatility.

Copamarina Beach Resort and Spa

To the point and in a quieter area, there are authentic Puerto Rican vibes interwoven into this quaint getaway on the Southwestern Coast. Copamarina is meshed with nature, taking on a more “eco-tourism”, earth-friendly approach. With a gorgeous reef proximal to the beach, diving and snorkeling opportunities draw many enthusiasts to this spot on the island. Kayaking, fishing and jet skiing are among favorite excursions, along with the complimentary ferry to Gilligan’s Island. Las Palmas, the on-site cafe whips up a killer pina colada and Caribbean lobster. Family, food and diving options—that’s a great recipe for a care-free stay in paradise.