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O7 BE KLUB (ex. Bellevue Club)
Spain, Alcudia
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BLUESEA Montevista Hawai
Spain, Lloret de Mar
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SBH Costa Calma Beach Resort
Spain, Costa Calma
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HOVIMA Cool Costa Adeje
Spain, Costa Adeje
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HL Paradise Island
Spain, Playa Blanca
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Alua Suites Fuerteventura - All Inclusive
Spain, Corralejo
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Hotel Jaime I
Spain, Salou
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Hotel Club Cala Romani
Spain, Calas de Mallorca
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HL Rio Playa Blanca
Spain, Playa Blanca
Sandos Griego Hotel
Spain, Torremolinos
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Iberostar Waves Club Cala Barca - All inclusive
Spain, Portopetro
Leonardo Royal Hotel Mallorca
Spain, Magaluf
Magic Aqua Rock Gardens
Spain, Benidorm
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htop Molinos Park
Spain, Salou
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Sandos El Greco Hotel - Adults Only
Spain, Portinatx
What does All Inclusive in Spain include?
Usually it covers your main meals, snacks, standard drinks, and some hotel entertainment or activities.
The exact inclusions can vary, so it is always worth checking whether local drinks only are included, or whether you also get branded spirits, premium wines, or extra perks with a higher board basis. Travelling to Majorca or Ibiza? Read up on the six drink rule.
Some hotels also include kids’ clubs, daytime activities, evening shows, or access to sports facilities, which is why All Inclusive works so well for families and couples alike. If you’re comparing deals, check the board basis carefully so you know exactly what is included before you book.
Spa treatments, excursions, and motorised watersports are almost always extra, whatever board basis you choose, so it’s worth checking the fine print before you compare prices. If in doubt, our hotel pages list what is included for each property, so you’re not caught out on arrival.
Family All Inclusive holidays
A great way to keep everyone happy without having to plan every meal or snack.
Look for hotels with kids’ clubs, splash pools, water slides, family rooms, and entertainment that suits both younger and older children.
The best family options usually combine easy beach access with plenty to do on site, so you can move between pool time, the beach, and relaxed evenings with minimal effort. If you want good value and less planning, this is one of the simplest ways to book a Spain break. Family All Inclusive holidays to Spain with kids' clubs and pool time sorted.
Some hotels offer activities specifically for teenagers, such as games rooms and water parks, so multigenerational groups can usually find something that suits every age.
Adult Only All Inclusive
Adult Only All Inclusive holidays are ideal if you want a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere with more focus on pool time, dining, and downtime.
Spain has a wide selection of hotels that suit couples looking for a peaceful escape, whether that means a beachside base, a spa hotel, or a resort with stylish bars and restaurants.
These breaks are especially popular in the Canaries and Balearics, where you can combine strong hotel facilities with sunny weather and easy access to the coast. If you are after a calmer pace, Adult Only can be a great fit. Explore Adult Only All Inclusive holidays to Spain for a quieter, couples-focused break.
Luxury All Inclusive
If you want to push the boat out, Spain has a wide selection of 5-star All Inclusive hotels with upgraded dining, better drinks, larger rooms, and more polished service.
It is a good option if you want the ease of All Inclusive without losing that premium holiday feel.
Luxury All Inclusive also works well for special occasions, from honeymoons to milestone birthdays, because so much is included in one price. It is worth checking the details carefully, as premium inclusions can vary from hotel to hotel.
Typical luxury upgrades include swim-up rooms, à la carte dining across multiple restaurants, premium branded spirits, and occasionally dedicated concierge or butler service, all designed to remove any need to leave the resort at all.
Cheap All Inclusive Holidays to Spain
A strong option if you want to keep spending predictable while still getting flights, hotel, food, and drinks included.
They are especially useful for families and groups, because once the key costs are covered upfront, budgeting becomes much easier.
If value is your priority, look closely at the resort, transfer times, and board basis rather than just chasing the lowest headline price.
Cheap All Inclusive holidays to Spain deals are usually found by travelling in shoulder season (May, June or September rather than peak summer), flying from a regional airport close to home, and choosing a shorter transfer time, since resorts closer to the airport often work out better value once transfer costs are factored in.
When to book and best time to go
The best time to book depends on the kind of Spain holiday you want.
The Canary Islands are a strong choice for winter sun, while the mainland and the Balearics often come into their own in summer when beach resorts are at their best.
If you want the widest choice, it usually helps to book early for peak summer and school holiday periods. If value matters more, keep an eye out for off-peak departures and last-minute availability, especially if your dates are flexible.
Broadly, the Canary Islands hold steady temperatures of around 20 - 25°C in December and January, making them the most reliable year-round choice. The Balearics and Costa Blanca are at their best from June to September, while the Costa del Sol and Costa Brava & Costa Dorada suit a slightly longer window, from May through to early October, before temperatures cool into autumn.
Getting to Spain: flights, transfers and travel tips
Spain remains one of the most accessible All Inclusive destinations from the UK, with direct flights available from most regional airports, including Manchester, Birmingham, Gatwick, Stansted and Bristol.
Flight times are short compared with longer-haul All Inclusive options: under 3 hours to the mainland Costas, and around 4 hours to the Canary Islands. Transfer times on arrival vary more by region than by distance flown - the Costa Blanca and Costa Brava & Costa Dorada typically offer some of the shortest resort transfers in Spain, while parts of the Canary Islands can involve a longer coach transfer depending on which airport you land at.
Whichever region you choose, every Thomas Cook All Inclusive holiday to Spain comes ATOL protected, so your flights, transfers and accommodation are covered as a package.
FAQs
FAQs
How much does an All Inclusive holiday to Spain cost?
Prices vary by departure airport, resort, hotel standard, and travel dates, so the best way to check cost is to compare live deals across the regions. Spain has options from budget-friendly escapes to 5-star stays, so there is usually something for different budgets.
Where is the best place in Spain for an All Inclusive holiday?
It depends on what you want from the trip. The Canaries are a strong all-round choice for year-round sun, the Balearics suit summer beach holidays, and Benidorm on the Costa Blanca is a favourite for choice and value.
Are All Inclusive holidays to Spain good value?
They can be very good value, especially if you want to keep food and drink costs predictable. They are often easiest to justify for families, groups, or anyone planning to spend plenty of time at the hotel.
Can I book a last-minute All Inclusive holiday to Spain?
Yes - Spain is one of the easiest destinations to browse for late availability because there is such a wide mix of resorts and hotel types. If you are flexible with dates and airports, you may find especially strong value.