10 Amazing All-Inclusive Resorts That Aren’t in Mexico or The Caribbean

When we think of all-inclusive resorts, we mostly imagine a sprawling Caribbean complex with a white-sand beach and palm trees swaying overhead. 

Yet there are so many incredible all-inclusive resorts that are located nowhere near Mexico or the Caribbean—and if you’ve been wondering about them, then this is the list for you! 

From Patagonia to New York, this short list should inspire travelers to look to other destinations across the globe for their next all-inclusive vacations. 

Tswalu Kalahari — South Africa

The Naledi experience is a luxury sleep-out under the stars at Tswalu Kalahari. (Photo Credit: Tswalu Kalahari)

Tswalu Kalahari is the largest private game resort in South Africa, offering a luxurious stay with all-inclusive experiences and amenities that go beyond food and beverages. Travelers who visit as guests can enjoy beautiful accommodations and all-included valet and laundry services, childcare, all food and beverages, an under the stars sleep-out experience, an introduction to conservation projects with a researcher, nature walks to the oldest rock engravings in Africa, a private game drive, horseback safari and much more. 

Mohonk Mountain House — New York

Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, New York (Photo Credit: Mohonk Mountain House)

Located within 40,000 acres of forest just 90 miles north of New York City is a resort experience unlike any other: Mohonk Mountain House. Located in a Victorian castle dating back to 1869, the resort offers all-inclusive packages that includes farm-to-table dining, over 85 miles of scenic forest trails, guided hikes, meditation and yoga classes, seasonal lake activities, a kids club for children and teens and much more. The stunning property is perfect for travelers looking to reconnect with nature in all its seasonal glories. 

Tierra Patagonia — Chile

Guests watch guanacos from Tierra Patagonia's pool. (Photo Credit: Tierra Patagonia)

Tierra Patagonia is an all-inclusive retreat in the heart of Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, Chile. Recently named one of Robb Report’s 2024 Greatest Luxury Hotels in the World, this resort offers breathtaking opportunities for exploration, with private touring and excursions. It boasts just forty suites, with newly renovated two-story suites for greater space. 

Included in each stay is all food and beverages, two half-day excursions or a single full-day excursion with other guests, private airport transfers for suite guests and more. 

Club Med Kiroro Grand — Hokkaido, Japan

Exterior aerial view of the new Club Med Kiroro Grand in Hokkaido, Japan. (Photo Credit: Club Med)

Located in the ski destination of Hokkaido, Japan is the Club Med Kiroro Grand, an all-inclusive ski resort offering unlimited ski privileges, lift passes and group ski and snowboard lessons. Travelers wanting to experience a different side to Japan can enjoy free food and beverages, a children’s club for kids up to 17, an indoor swimming pool and the brand’s first traditional Japanese onsen. Resort-goers can easily take excursions into the nearby town of Otaru. 

Domes Aulūs Elounda All-Inclusive Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton — Greece

A private pool at a Cool Living Selection room at the Domes Aulus Elounda All-Inclusive Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton. (Photo Credit: Hilton)

Located in Elounda’s Mirabello Bay in Greece is the Domes Aulūs Elounda All-Inclusive Resort, a Curio Collection by Hilton property. The adults-only all-inclusive offers guests 16 and up a beautiful beachfront property with 201 rooms, a private beach, two cliffside pools and several dining concepts. Travelers wanting a more premium experience can enjoy the Cool Living Selection, with exclusive suites and pool and club area. 

Lake Austin Spa Resort — Texas

The floating dock at Lake Austin Spa Resort, a WITT-certified wellness resort. (Photo Credit: Wellness in Travel & Tourism)

Located in Texas Hill Country is the Lake Austin Spa Resort, rated by Conde Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards as the best spa resort in the nation and the third best in the world. With such high praise, it’s not surprising that it’s on this list. The resort offers all-inclusive packages that include a stay in one of 40 lakeside or private garden rooms, all meals, indoor and outdoor fitness classes, lake activities, wellness programs and treatments in the 25,000-square-foot spa. The resort also offers an annual selection of speakers, experts, artists and authors who provide workshops for guests. 

SCP Corcovado Wilderness Lodge — Costa Rica

A bungalow at SCP Corcovado Wilderness Lodge in Costa Rica. (Photo Credit: SCP Hotels)

Located in the heart of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, the 30-room all-inclusive SCP Corcovado Wilderness Lodge is a completely off-the-grid escape providing some incredible experiences for guests, all with responsibility and regenerative practices in mind. Guests are immersed in Corcovado National Park’s amazing biodiversity, and can participate in marine conservation programs with the lodge’s partnership with Innoceana. Travelers can enjoy included transportation, all meals and two excursions with a 3-night stay. 

Shinta Mani Wild — Cambodia

A tent at the Shinta Mani Wild retreat in Cambodia. (Photo Credit: Shinta Mani Wild)

It’s true that Shinta Mani Wild is unlike any other retreat on the planet: sustainably built in Cambodia’s South Cardamom National Park, the all-inclusive luxury tented camp is accessible via zipline and protects the wildlife in the region with its own ranger station, combating poaching by employing locals who were once poachers themselves. Designed and built by architect, interior designer, landscape architect and conservationist Bill Bensley and Sokoun Chanpreda, founder of the Shinta Mani Foundation, the property saved 875,000 trees along with a river and three waterfalls across 865 acres from becoming a titanium mine. 

Now, travelers can enjoy a stay in one of 15 luxury tents immersed in the wildlife and natural wonders of the forest. Travelers can forage with the retreat’s chefs to create a forest-to-table meal, jump off waterfalls, kayak along the river, take a birdwatching excursion and so much more. 

Club Med Tignes — French Alps

A dining area at the Club Med Tignes, located in the French Alps. (Photo Credit: Club Med)

Club Med Tignes is another of the brand’s all-inclusive ski resorts, offering a far different environment than a traditional beachside resort experience. Recently remodeled in 2022, the French Alps resort offers a historic destination in the heart of a ski paradise, located at an altitude over 7,000 meters. The Club Med Tignes offers 430 rooms, including 25 Exclusive Collection suites, ski-in and -out access, two restaurants, a spa, the largest indoor pool in the Alps, a childcare program and much more. 

Mii Amo — Arizona

The Living Room at Mii Amo in Sedona, Arizona. (Photo Credit: Mii Amo)

Located in scenic Sedona, Arizona is Mii Amo, a spa and wellbeing resort that offers travelers aged 16 and up curated “Journeys,” offering all-inclusive programs ranging from two nights to 10 nights long. The Journeys include all meals, gratuities, specialty programming, lectures and credit to spend at the spa or on active excursions. The beautiful wellness resort is designed to reflect the natural beauty of the surrounding red rocks and beautiful sunset views. 

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