The Best All-Inclusive Golf Resorts

An adults-only Secrets on one of the Dominican Republic's best beaches at Cap Cana — eight specialty restaurants, swim-out suites, and unlimited spa access. Grown-up and romantic without tipping into stuffy. A reliable couples' pick. Best December through May.

Sanctuary Cap Cana is a five-star, adults-only Luxury Collection resort in the gated Cap Cana enclave on the east coast of the Dominican Republic, a short drive from Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). Its distinctive Spanish-colonial, castle-style architecture, six pools, a full spa, and consistently praised service make it a strong pick for couples, honeymoons, and destination weddings looking for a quieter, upscale all-inclusive stay.

More estate than resort — a vast property outside La Romana with the legendary Teeth of the Dog golf course, a marina, an equestrian center, and its own stone artists' village at Altos de Chavón. Private Minitas Beach handles the sand. Sprawling and old-money in feel, and great for groups who like to stay busy.

Belek is Turkey's golf coast, and Regnum Carya is its showpiece — a championship course, a 1.5km private beach, a hammam-anchored spa, and six themed restaurants. It's a lot of resort for the money, which is Turkey's whole pitch. Great for golfers and families alike. Best April through October.

Cap Cana's most boutique-feeling option — suites with private pools, a members'-club vibe at the marina and beach club, and a Jack Nicklaus course next door. It trades mega-resort scale for something quieter and more design-led. A romantic, golf-friendly pick. Best December through May.

Tenerife's trump card is weather, and Anthelia plays it — a year-round climate, oceanfront setting, and heated pools for the cooler months. Upgrade to the Star Prestige tier for a quieter adults' section. A dependable, sunny Canaries pick that works in any season, even mid-winter.

A grand dame on Mauritius's east coast with a 2km ribbon of white sand, two championship golf courses, and seven restaurants run by international chefs. The U Spa handles the unwinding. It's polished and classic rather than trendy — ideal for couples and golfers. Best in the cooler, drier months, April through November.

JW Marriott goes all-inclusive in Costa Rica with 17 pools and a 16,000 sq ft spa. The Guanacaste coast is stunning — dry season (Dec-April) means sunshine every day. This is a nature-meets-luxury play and Costa Rica is the perfect setting for it.

Perched on the red cliffs of the Algarve, Pine Cliffs pairs dramatic ocean views with a clifftop nine-hole course and the Serenity spa. Seven restaurants — including the kid-favorite Porto Pirata — make it an easy family choice that still feels grown-up. Best April through October.

The biggest all-inclusive opening of 2026. Moon Palace is going massive in Punta Cana with over 2,000 suites, a water park, casino, Greg Norman golf course, and more than 20 restaurants. If you like your all-inclusives with everything and then some, this is the one to watch. Early booking rates before opening are typically 20-30% below what they'll charge once the reviews start rolling in.

French-Moroccan polish on Agadir's long Atlantic beach — the So SPA leans on hammam and argan-oil rituals, and several championship golf courses sit nearby. Agadir's mild, sunny climate makes this a reliable shoulder-season escape. Relaxed and grown-up rather than party-driven. Best in spring and autumn.

A big Atlantic-coast resort an hour from Casablanca, built around a Gary Player championship course and Morocco's largest casino. Add a traditional hammam and a long beach and it covers golf trips, group getaways, and nightlife in one. Spring and autumn are the most comfortable months.

A mega-resort built for energy — a casino and nightlife complex, 13 pools (one adults-only), a Jack Nicklaus golf course, and rock memorabilia everywhere you look. It's loud, fun, and genuinely all-ages, with enough square footage that families and party-minded groups coexist. Punta Cana sun runs year-round.