Looking for an all-inclusive resort somewhere hot...

Last winter we were fortunate enough to spend a week in Jamaica at FDR Pebbles Resort. We enjoyed it a lot! This year we MIGHT (might!) be able to take another vacation with the boys. I'd be willing to try somewhere new, so long as it was very child friendly. Any ideas? Thanks!
Evan and James will be 2 in March.

 

Cancun is filled with all inclusive resorts that are relatively inexpensive, I'm sure they will have something kid friendly. We went there for our honeymoon (an adults only resort) and had a blast!! If you wanted to get pricey you could check out the Disney resorts, they are kid friendly and super nice but cost a small fortune.

 

I highly recommend Beaches at Turks and Caicos Islands. It's not fancy shmancy but completely kid friendly and a lot of fun for everyone. We went when I was 5 months pregnant with the twins for my BIL's wedding. At the time our oldest was 2 yrs 3 mos and he had a blast. The food is decent ( there is a seafood buffet one night with grilled lobster!), the drinks of all kinds are free (except I was preggo and couldn't take advantage of that!) and they have a kids preschool type thing for little kids and activities for older kids. Aaron went three times to the day camp in the mornings and they did art, swam, played games, played on the playground, etc. The older kids have aother activities like tennis,swimming, snorkeling, the game room, etc. Oh, they have wonderful on site babysitters that you pay, so you can have an adult night out. We used one twice an she was so great with Aaron he cried when we left and we had to say goodbye to her. It was not cheap, but there are deals out there. Let me know if you have any questions!!

Kelly

 

Any "Beaches" resort is family freindly. Also the Disney cruise ship is catered toward families.

 

I agree with Turks and Caicos! And I can attest that anywhere in Spain is great, as it's pretty much ALL catered toward families, seeing as how it's sort of the Florida of Europe. It's where the majority of British middle class vacation with thier families, so it's all super kid friendly and not stupidly expensive. Ohhhh, and the food and the beaches. *Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy*