Indian Ocean All Inclusive Luxury
Warm water, white sand and private resorts make the Indian Ocean the classic setting for a luxury all inclusive stay.
- The Maldives: Each resort in the Maldives occupies its own island, so a transfer by seaplane or speedboat is part of the trip. Overwater villas and house reefs are the draw, and we recommend checking whether the all inclusive board covers premium spirits.
- Mauritius: Mauritius has calm lagoons on the north and west coasts, with large five-star resorts and generous spa facilities. Flights take about twelve hours, so a stay of ten nights or more makes the journey worthwhile.
- The Seychelles: Granite boulders and quiet beaches define the Seychelles, with a smaller choice of resorts and a high standard of service. Many guests combine two islands, which our team can arrange.
- Sri Lanka: Beach resorts in Sri Lanka pair luxury villas with wildlife parks and tea estates inland. It suits couples who want a beach stay with real variety, and we can add excursions.
Gulf and Red Sea Luxury
Short flight times and strong service standards make the Gulf and Red Sea an easy choice for a luxury week.
- Dubai: Dubai offers beach resorts with butler service, private pools and a spread of restaurants. A seven-hour flight and settled winter weather make it a dependable choice from October to April.
- Sharm el-Sheikh: Sharm el-Sheikh has five-star resorts with private reef access and warm sea for snorkelling. Check each hotel's beach and jetty, as reef entry varies between resorts.
- Hurghada: Large luxury resorts along the coast at Hurghada offer extensive all inclusive boards at a lower price than comparable resorts elsewhere. Look for adults-only sections if you want a quieter pool.
- Jordan: Dead Sea resorts in Jordan focus on spa treatments and wellness. They suit couples who want rest and a day trip to ancient sites, rather than a lively beach. A stay of five to seven nights is plenty for the spa and one excursion.
