Best All-Inclusive Resorts for Solo Travelers 2026

No single supplement, social atmospheres, and resorts where solo travelers feel welcome — not awkward.

3 resorts reviewed and ranked by expert score

Our Top 3 Picks

#1
8.8

BodyHoliday Saint Lucia

Cap Estate, St-lucia

BodyHoliday is the most genuinely wellness-focused all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean — and arguably the world. The daily included spa treatment is not a marketing gimmick but a structural commitment backed by 33 treatment rooms and 60 therapists on a 155-room property. Nothing else in the Caribbean comes close for the wellness traveler. The trade-off: rooms can feel dated for the price, and the 90-minute UVF transfer is real. But for anyone whose priority is restoration over Instagram aesthetics, this is the benchmark.

Luxury From $372/night
#2
8.2

Gran Canaria Princess

Gran Canaria, Spain

Gran Canaria Princess is the most sensible mid-range adults-only all-inclusive in Playa del Inglés. It does the fundamentals right — a genuine 8am-to-midnight AI board, a free wellness area that punches above the price, and a central location that puts the dunes, the beach and the Yumbo Centre within walking distance. Just go in clear-eyed about two things: the included spirits are national brands rather than premium imports, and you walk to the beach rather than step onto it. For couples and solo travelers who want a calm, grown-up base in the busiest part of southern Gran Canaria without paying five-star money, it is exactly the right call.

Mid-Range From $120/night
#3
8

Club Med Turkoise

Grace Bay, Providenciales, Turks-and-caicos

Club Med Turkoise is the smart choice for adults who want Grace Bay Beach without the Beaches Turks & Caicos price tag. The activity program is genuinely outstanding — flying trapeze, twice-daily snorkeling, sailing school, yoga, tennis, and pickleball keep even restless guests busy. The beach is flawless. Where it falls short is dining depth (two restaurants for a week is a stretch) and room quality (clean but basic, particularly the Club Rooms). If you want beach, activities, an open bar, and a social crowd at roughly half the price of Beaches, Turkoise delivers. If you want gourmet dining, spa pampering, or butler service, it does not.

Mid-Range From $300/night

All 3 Resorts Ranked

#1

BodyHoliday Saint Lucia

Cap Estate, St-lucia

BodyHoliday is the most genuinely wellness-focused all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean — and arguably the world. The daily included spa treatment is not a marketing gimmick but a structural commitment backed by 33 treatment rooms and 60 therapists on a 155-room property. Nothing else in the Caribbean comes close for the wellness traveler. The trade-off: rooms can feel dated for the price, and the 90-minute UVF transfer is real. But for anyone whose priority is restoration over Instagram aesthetics, this is the benchmark.

Luxury From $372/night
8.8
Excellent
#2

Gran Canaria Princess

Gran Canaria, Spain

Gran Canaria Princess is the most sensible mid-range adults-only all-inclusive in Playa del Inglés. It does the fundamentals right — a genuine 8am-to-midnight AI board, a free wellness area that punches above the price, and a central location that puts the dunes, the beach and the Yumbo Centre within walking distance. Just go in clear-eyed about two things: the included spirits are national brands rather than premium imports, and you walk to the beach rather than step onto it. For couples and solo travelers who want a calm, grown-up base in the busiest part of southern Gran Canaria without paying five-star money, it is exactly the right call.

Mid-Range From $120/night
8.2
Excellent
#3

Club Med Turkoise

Grace Bay, Providenciales, Turks-and-caicos

Club Med Turkoise is the smart choice for adults who want Grace Bay Beach without the Beaches Turks & Caicos price tag. The activity program is genuinely outstanding — flying trapeze, twice-daily snorkeling, sailing school, yoga, tennis, and pickleball keep even restless guests busy. The beach is flawless. Where it falls short is dining depth (two restaurants for a week is a stretch) and room quality (clean but basic, particularly the Club Rooms). If you want beach, activities, an open bar, and a social crowd at roughly half the price of Beaches, Turkoise delivers. If you want gourmet dining, spa pampering, or butler service, it does not.

Mid-Range From $300/night
8
Excellent