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We all know that one of the best ways to go on holiday is to book a luxury all-inclusive resort on a pristine beach, but what isn’t discussed enough is the hassle and costs that come with it.
For example, Los Cabos is one of Americans’ favorite beach destinations and is known worldwide for its incredibly luxurious resorts, but the 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 problems.
Overtourism can be a real downer if you expect to hang out in paradise only to find yourself packed with fellow tourists who may not Speedo etiquette.
Cancun, Los Cabos and Punta Cana are all great, but there are some underrated gems scattered around the world with affordable luxury 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 looking for your next beach holiday.
However, digital nomads are in on the secret as this beautiful country has become a hub for the remote worker lifestyle.
That is until Bulgaria officially joins Schengen this month, ruining the loophole that digital nomads have used to stay in Europe long-term.
Either way, Bulgaria is a phenomenal beach destination for any type of traveler because it’s beautiful, affordable, and surrounded by a plethora of all-inclusive resorts.
The Black Sea has become a trendy hotspot lately, but even more so in neighboring Turkiye. So it’s time to give the beautiful beach city a gift Varna deadline is here.
Varna, along with nearby small coastal resorts such as Albena and Golden Sands, are wonderful getaways for beach lovers.
There are many options to choose from for all-inclusive beach stays in the $100 per night range, such as the 5 stars The Palace Balneo & Spa hotel.
Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico
While most travelers in need of an easily accessible beach getaway flock to Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta, there’s one beach town in Mexico that still flies under the radar.
Because so many holidaymakers come to the well-known names, there is a much greater chance that you will score a good deal.
Just as Los Cabos has Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, this resort center of Guerrero has Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo, although it is usually referred to simply as ‘Ixtapa’.
Ixtapa’s beautiful all-inclusive resorts can often be found for less than $100 per night. And no, you don’t have to sacrifice luxury in run-down hotels you’ve never heard of.
Holidaymakers can expect respected brands such as Barcelo and Club Med. Fence, even Holiday inn has an all-inclusive beach resort here!
Beyond the beautiful coastline lies another stunner: beautiful Isla Ixtapa, an island you should definitely visit during your stay and can be reached by water taxi for just a few dollars.
Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Synonymous with world history, fascinating culture and of course perhaps the world’s greatest mystery – the pyramids of Egypt – this country is often overlooked as a beach destination.
Especially when it comes to fancy all-inclusive resorts.
The coastal town of Sharm el Sheikh is located on the beautiful Red Sea, which ironically has some of the bluest waters imaginable.
With warm temperatures all year round, Sharm el Sheikh is a great option for an all-inclusive beach holiday with the added bonus of discovering Egypt’s rich culture.
The rates are very affordable, such as Jaz Sharm dreamswhere travelers can find nightly all-inclusive rates around $100.
Coclé province of Panama
Away from the hustle and bustle of Panama City lies an underrated, tranquil coastline with beautiful beaches and all-inclusive resorts.
No not That Panama City for ‘Spring Breakers’ in Florida.
We are talking about the exciting country of Panama, full of breathtaking landscapes and cultural experiences.
About a 2-hour drive from the capital, travelers looking for pure bliss can visit the coast of the Coclé province between Playa Blanca and Playa Bijao.
Luxury resorts can be found in the $100s well into the spring, such as the Gran Evenia Bijao and Hotel Riu Playa Blanca.
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