Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts with Waterparks in Jamaica

·True all-inclusive product

Grand Palladium Jamaica is a huge family all-inclusive on the coves of Hanover Parish, for families and groups who want activity density. A quiet beach is not what it sells. It is about 45 minutes west of Montego Bay's airport, with 537 rooms of its own and the run of a shared complex with Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton next door: ten restaurants, seventeen bars, five pools and a water park with a lazy river between them. The beaches are small coves rather than a long strand, and the snorkelling in them is a highlight.

·Strong family amenities

·Very deep family inclusion set.

·Suite size

Iberostar Selection Rose Hall Suites is an all-suite family resort at Rose Hall, for families who want a lazy river 15 minutes from the plane. It has 319 suites, seven restaurants and six bars, an infinity pool, that lazy river and a children's water park, with a beach shared across the Rose Hall complex and Iberostar Waves next door open to guests. It is the Suites rather than the Grand, which is a separate resort with a history of its own.

·Airport proximity

·New build

·Large beachfront family resort.

Bahia Principe Explore Jamaica is a big family all-inclusive at Runaway Bay, for families who want a water park and a cove to snorkel. It is about 90 minutes from Ian Fleming International, with around 848 rooms, three pools, a water park and a private white-sand cove. It was rebranded into Bahia Principe Explore under the Hyatt Inclusive Collection, and it is the one resort here we would tell you to check twice before booking.

·Water park and lazy river

·Large beachfront complex with multiple dining venues and bars.

Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton is one half of a huge shared complex on the coves of Hanover Parish, for families who want many pools, bars and beaches. All of it sits inside one gated estate. It shares its facilities with Grand Palladium Jamaica next door, so the practical footprint is ten restaurants, thirteen bars, five pools, a water park with a lazy river and a string of private coves. Nobody stays on one side of the complex for long, and the coves are for snorkelling rather than long walks.

·Beach