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How to do all-inclusive Mexico like a pro

Forget the one buffet restaurant and burger bars. Modern all inclusive resorts should offer a range of à la carte options

Whether you want to stay busy or just relax on a world-class beach, Mexico will tick most of your boxes when looking for your next holiday. From fine-dining restaurants to mixologist-made cocktails, standout activity programmes to comprehensive wellness offerings, not to mention an impressive number of all-inclusive resorts, Mexico is an excellent destination to get value for money.

We’ve put together a guide on how to get the most out of an all-inclusive break to Mexico, and how TUI can take you there.

Food and drink

Gone are the days when all-inclusive meant one buffet restaurant and a burger bar – resorts today are going all-out with their food and drink offerings, so to get the most bang for your buck, choose a hotel that offers a decent number of à la carte options.

Royalton Splash Riviera Cancun has 12 eateries to choose from, 10 of which are à la carte, with cuisines ranging from French to Indian and Japanese to Mexican, so you can tuck into tacos and other local dishes too. Look out for unique venues; the Cave restaurant here serves locally inspired cuisine beneath atmospheric rock formations and twinkling lights as part of its all-inclusive deal.

Forget the one buffet restaurant and burger bars. Modern all inclusive resorts should offer a range of à la carte options (TUI)

Many all-inclusive resorts are also upping the culinary game with fine-dining restaurants. Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun goes all out with six venues, among them a Pan-Asian spot with teppanyaki tables – all included in the price.

If you’re looking to enjoy a few tipples, make sure you check the drink inclusions; Royalton Splash Riviera offers an impressive choice, with six bars, including two swim-up spots, a plush martini bar and a Mexican-inspired cocktail venue.

The adult-only UNICO 20º87º likewise prides itself on its bar offering, with an in-house mixologist rustling up cocktails at two trendy bars; expect plenty of tequila and mezcal (top-shelf spirits are included). As a bonus, the resort also includes 24-hour room service, and a minibar stocked according to preference.

Activities and kids’ clubs

All-inclusive these days isn’t just about the food and drink, it’s also about the experience. Mexico’s resorts often pack in a generous slew of ‘included activities’, but check there are no hidden fees before you book.

At Royalton Splash, guests get free, unlimited access to the on-site water park – one of the largest in the Caribbean, with 14 water…

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