Are all inclusive holidays worth it?

🌴 Planning your next getaway? Wondering if all-inclusive holidays to Marmaris, Turkey are the ultimate vacation package? Join us in this in-depth video as we uncover the truth behind the allure of all-inclusive experiences in this stunning Mediterranean paradise! 🇹🇷☀️
🏖️ In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the pros and cons of opting for an all-inclusive holiday in Marmaris. Is it a budget-friendly choice that offers unparalleled convenience, or does it potentially limit your authentic local experiences? We're here to provide the insights you need to make an informed decision.
💰 Let's break down the economics of all-inclusive packages - from accommodation and meals to entertainment and amenities. We'll reveal whether the upfront cost truly delivers value and whether the convenience outweighs any potential limitations in exploring the local culture.
🍹🍔 Discover the tantalizing array of cuisines and beverages available at all-inclusive resorts, and weigh them against the allure of dining at local eateries and savoring authentic Turkish flavors. We'll also discuss the opportunities for adventure, sightseeing, and cultural immersion that might be enhanced or impacted by an all-inclusive setup.
🌍 As avid travelers ourselves, we'll provide a balanced view, showcasing the perks and considerations of all-inclusive holidays in Marmaris. Whether you're a relaxation seeker, an adventure enthusiast, or a culture connoisseur, this video is your guide to making an informed choice for your dream Turkish escape.
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[@liammeech3702]

Problem with all-inclusive is that, to get your money's worth - you basically cannot leave the hotel (or else you will miss meals)

[@Throbbing_Gimp]

​@user-gy9lx9dd3x You've just been to some wank hotels. I've been to some excellent ones

[@NJTRAF]

Not really correct though. Like they said here, by the time you’re left with what you pay for food, it’s £45 for 7 days - £6.42 per day. Now, a pint of beer/lager in Marmaris averages around £2-£3. So if you have 2 pints per day, one with lunch and one with your dinner in the evening, that means you have to get any other drinks (tea/coffee/soft drinks) plus meals, for under £2.42 per day for it to be more cost effective to not go All Inclusive.

[@kingcobra851]

@@NJTRAF they said £45 per day, not £45 for 7 days. but the way they have compared is not correct, first they added up wrong it was £54 for the stuff they showed (taxi costs isn't included in all inclusive and 99 percent of the time there is restaurants next to or within 5 min walk of hotels by the nature of tourism) and that was for both of them (showed in the last part they were adding two meals and two wines to get £40, so the other prices can only be assumed to be the total costs for both) so they spent £54 pound out of a £90 daily budget (they said the total costs for holiday were per person) they also didn't buy equivalent food compared to all inclusive, you can get local food and drinks for cheaper, you can also buy food and drink in to cook in your hotel which would bring the prices down even more. all inclusive vs self catering is never about the price either way, all inclusive is just for convenience and mostly for people who don't really want to leave the hotel and spend there holiday around the pool or using just the hotel facilities. If you also want to explore the locations or food outside the hotel and have all inclusive, then the costs vs is just massively in favour of self catering

[@markc3258]

I go on holiday to see things .. Not to live in a compound for a week .. Travel around .. Eat lunch in different places everyday Same with dinner .. On a time that suits me , when I want to eat ..

[@snyed_2402]

​@Bjizzle69420Not everyone goes to 3 star hotels for £300. 😂

[@uhack2417]

Pay as you go, it’s boring to stay 7 days in the same place

[@LifeOfGrant247]

Totally agree and you are not experiencing the country and the culture and not seeing the locals

[@TheBriar_123]

Depends on what your goals for your vacation are.

[@dod6031]

@@LifeOfGrant247That is a lot of people’s aim to be fair. I’ve known people who will go to Cyprus, Spain, Türkiye, Greece etc. on all inclusive packages and they’ll just end up eating British food the whole time.

[@Number12lookslikejoe]

​@@dod6031yeah my family is very much like this, they don't want anything different to what they get at home, just sun and lounging about the hotel. It's my idea of hell but if that's what people want to do then they can crack on. If my parents could find a Greggs or a Toby carvery in Turkey they would probably emigrate..

[@michaelcoyne3700]

To be fair, many people just want to go on holidays to get the sun and not cook for a week and literally do nothing. If you have 3 kids and you don’t want to make a decision for a week or two it suits many people.

[@Jonipoon]

To everybody saying ”It’s good when you have kids”, just an excuse for parents. When I was a kid my parents would take me and my sister to numerous trips to Greece, Spain, etc, and we NEVER stayed at all-inclusive resorts. We tried new food everyday and saw amazing places, I had a great childhood. Just raise your children to behave themselves.

[@HighonFootball860]

This is what my family do I’ve never been on an all inclusive holiday instead we’d rather go to Switzerland and France and enjoy the local food and culture

[@1mime2]

We had just a tent in a camping as a kid, later my parents a caravan/camper we still sleep in tent. No all exclusief just self cooking ect

[@lisal5718]

My parents always did the same either rented a house in Denmark and went from there when we were younger. Later on we always went to France and stayed at this big camp grounds where you can rent tiny homes, are close to the beach and have a massive pool on side. Going to the local supermarkets and trying all the local deserts they had was our favourite thing to do. I will never get why anyone wants to literally be locked into a hotel.

[@AI-Records24]

It’s not about behaviour it’s about convenience for the parents who like to lay by the pool as a holiday. For me that’s not a holiday at all. We were far too poor for AI when I was younger if we were lucky enough to go away it was self catering and we always had a really good time, however I could see how AI would have been equally as good but less stressful for my mum.

[@niknakz4339]

Congratulations on your opulence

[@YTDXN]

If you’ve got a kid, all inclusive is great

[@godlovesyou1995]

Waste of money to stay in a hotel

[@ashleypearmain9815]

​@@godlovesyou1995Gone straight over your head that point 🤣🤣

[@godlovesyou1995]

@@ashleypearmain9815 all inclusive is more expensive and you feel forced to stay in your accomodation

[@greensteezy]

You dont have kids so you dont even know what this guy is talking about.​@@godlovesyou1995

[@khurmahmed8078]

When you’ve got toddlers that become sulky after 5 minutes of walking in >26 degree heat staying in the hotel and jumping in a pool is the preferred option

[@Lee-pf2uv]

For me (especially with young kids) it’s an absolute hassle trying to find somewhere to eat 3 meals per day if you leave the hotel. If you stay in the hotel for almost all meals you might as well have gone all in. We go all inclusive and make sure there are at least 4-5 restaurants so it’s not too repetitive. Then we can just eat as and when without planning. So much easier to roll down to breakfast, all eat then you can hit the pool with the kids. We buy convenience and if you stay in nice places you always get good food in most of their restaurants even if one or two isn’t the best.

[@jackoberto01]

The problem with all inclusive is that the food at the hotel might not be great but as you've already paid for it you kinda have to go with it. I like to go to different restaurants trying different food every day at least for dinner. Lunch at the hotel is usually always decent enough

[@kirstybrown1185]

This is where reviews come in. You can find out about food quality before booking and then see if it’s worth it.

[@mgammeren]

And other people laying down there towel on a bed and fight over it. Having notorious bad people in there as well. Nah, just a normal hotel or vacation home for me :)

[@2222arianna]

Depends on the destination. If you're going to a European seaside place definitely pay as you go (maybe rent an apartment), if you're going to Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia and so on definitely All Inclusive. Also depends on whether you want to stay in the same place or not

[@anonymeruser1589]

We have been to egypt hilton Hotel the Food was so terrible in a 5* all inclusive hotel we where trapped there for two weeks the last few days i started ordering from outside

[@southernscotty86]

What a random comment lol why would you restrict yourself in any country? You don't base a country on whether to stay in a hotel and not eat out.

[@trevorwilson2966]

Asia all the way .Who wants to go to Adrica????

[@potato1084]

@@anonymeruser1589Egypt sucks anyway.

[@potato1084]

@@trevorwilson2966Many many people. Tunisia is great I’d love to go. Egypt is terrible.

[@LJBrown25]

Before my wife and I had kids we preferred to stay at air bnb rentals, and have the flexibility to visit restaurants or shop at local markets and cook it all up at the house (or barbecue). But now we prefer all inclusive resorts so we can rest and have time for ourselves.

[@13tgd]

But stay in the hotel for the whole holiday 😂😂😂😂

[@sjanex]

@@13tgdWhat’s wrong with that anyway?? We work hard, if I want to relax at the hotel and I paid for it, why not??

[@13tgd]

@LJBrown25 it destroys local shops restaurants why would you want to stay in a hotel eating hotdogs and chips for a week 🤣🤣 while your in a lovely hot country go out Try there food explore not sit in a packed hotel eating crap and drinking watered down ale!! If that what you call a holiday I'll rather stay at home amd do the same haha 😄 😆 😅

[@LJBrown25]

@@13tgd will do that again once the kids are older. For now we’ll take the easier route. We still take regular holidays in our home country, camping or staying in a holiday house, but sometimes we like to treat ourselves.

[@LifeOfGrant247]

Pay as you go because what's the point going to a destination where you not going to get and enjoy the way of living of the locals

[@A_Kid.29]

It’s only good to stay in all inclusives like Dominican Republic where it is very dangerous unless you have family there

[@All-Outta-Bubblegum]

Because some people just want to escape from life and spend a couple of weeks in the sun. Not everyone wants an experience. Some people just want to chill.

[@Danfrank24]

@@A_Kid.29that’s what the big companies want you to think. So you keep on booking with them. Don’t carry large amounts of cash and don’t wear jewellery and you’ll be fine.

[@wittycheetah]

Definitely go and explore! It might be more expensive, but at least you're not stuck in the same place eating the same food every day. It depends on people but personally, when I'm on holidays, I like to visit the places, talk to locals and really experience the place I'm visiting. Imagine going to Turkey, Greece or Italy and staying in the same place for a week... I could never do it.

[@fatfruit43]

All inclusive is good, I’ve done 2 in canaries and Mallorca, worth every penny

[@andymccreight3175]

If you're a complete mongoloid who doesnt know how to travel I'm sure its worth it

[@LiveTheDash]

Love to hear it. Which one was your favourite?

[@nicolasdeandrade849]

I'm going to canaries soon, How many days you recommend?

[@bfab7036]

AI for me is simplicity. I have two teenagers with simple needs... Sun, pool, beach, food choice. I used to love travelling around an area. But to be honest what I like more these days is that from the moment I drop my car with the airport valet everything is done. And it's one phone call with my travel agent and one payment to her. We still visit local places by taxi, and we will still have a couple of meals out during the week. But for me the value is all in the simplicity.

[@clemchammer8816]

Kids are a big factor, well said 👍

[@bungle3912]

It depends what you want. If you’re gonna lay on the beach or by the pool all day, go all-inclusive as you’ll be drinking all day.

[@pauldawe4418]

We went spain half board and the nicest meals we had were the ones outside of the hotel , I think best bet is b&b option

[@ant5963]

it depends why you go on holiday alot of people go to all inclusive places because they get a break from the kids aswell alot of these places have activiy groups for kids to give parents a break.

[@onee]

It depends on the type of holiday you want. You wanna stay at the hotel and just do nothing for a week? Go all inclusive. You want to explore the surrounding? Go for pay as you go.

[@purehillmanimp]

All inclusive for the first time next month, I can not be bothered to drag us all around trying to find food and deciding where to eat, although of course we will go out as well it is easier to not have to for a change.

[@MrGearoid65]

Really depends. We went full board in Italy once. By the third day we'd had enough of the rubbish food and being surrounded by German tourists queuing at 6.45 am for breakfast. Same people at the table too! Pay as you go may be more expensive but it's definitely worth saving up for. 😊😊

[@BrettGrady-vf4kx]

Oh queuing Germans!!

[@agabaga12]

Financially they are a better choice, especially with children, and you ate really little, try 3 meals and few snacks. Even without alcohol, it's cheaper on all inc. I do prefer b&b or half board though as I like to go out for most of the day and get back in the evening

[@michaelhynan2579]

Yea defo defo worth it especially if you have a big party. Also check before hand as all inclusive can differ in quality for different hotels and if ypu book all inclusive direct with the hotel you usually get better perks such as certain foods and better quality alcohol!

[@theukyankee]

It depends on the all-inclusive. I went to one on my honeymoon that was tiny - I think about 20 people were there. The food was amazing and they would pack you lunches if you wanted to go out and about to explore. You would need to take taxis if you wanted to go elsewhere for dinner, so easier to stay on the resort for dinner. Loved it. Recently tried another out - huge resort and the food was too 'samey'. We won't do a big resort again. I do like bed and breakfast types of places so you can ease into the day, have what you like and then get to explore the places nearby in the evening.

[@Emily-tf3mz]

When you have small kids all inclusive is just a million times easier! The hotel in Marmaris we are staying at in September (for the 3rd time) has an ice cream bar, cake shop, coffee shop and I think 5 restaurants. So so much easier with small children!

[@jamesrollinson6905]

When my kids where little, AI's were great. Now they little older we stay in Air Bnbs with our own pool, so we can visit places and sample the local area.

[@jamesbuchanan8633]

I've never been all-inclusive before, but I once did half board back in 2011. I would never do it again. I'm currently travelling in Japan with my wife and 3-year-old son and doing ad hoc food and drinks with no planning. It is great

[@paulinabakhshayesh6644]

Why would you stop for tea ? A lot of restaurants would give you tea for free while waiting for a meal or for a bill !

[@LiveTheDash]

You haven’t been to Turkey if you haven’t had a tea.

[@paulinabakhshayesh6644]

@@LiveTheDash do you even read comments ?

[@AveragePersonIdkWhatToType]

@@LiveTheDashexactly. Turkish tea is something else :)

[@bradleyturner2365]

I actually stayed in this hotel with my partner, It the Okra Lotus hotel. Absolutely stunning and the all inclusive was most definitely worth it for the beach bar alone👌🏾

[@kieranemmett3467]

I think if you are a couple traveling buy as you go, if you have kids all in is the way.

[@denisemacalino8274]

My debate between all inclusive and not inclusive is never about the price but whether I want an adventure or to just chill. Apples and oranges to me

[@Quincy19891]

All inclusive is definitely worth it. Did all inclusive in the Dominican Republic 5* resort at £1400 pp, and once I looked separately at flight/accommodation cost, it was a bargain! Athens I did payg this year, but had breakfast included in my stay. That cost £600pp, and the food & drink elsewhere was very very cheap (maybe £15 pp every day). All depends on the countries economic state as to whether it is worthwhile.

[@matthewparkes2336]

With kids all inclusive, is a must

[@godlovesyou1995]

Not at all

[@Dinadino994]

It’s the peace of mind knowing you are covered for food & drinks . That’s what makes it worth it 👍

[@AveragePersonIdkWhatToType]

Stirring tea with special teaspoon, in a special glass for tea ( my turkish mom only lets me drink out of those if there are no other glasses) on a special plat for tea

[@markc5999]

I go all inclusive as well as go out and eat. When I was in Marmaris, I think we ate out 3 times in 11 nights for dinner and at least twice for breakfast. It's not all about the money for me, it's the convenience as well. Recommendation for marmaris is get off the tourist streets, go find some local restaurants, they are a millions times better and half the price.

[@JustSitAndLaugh]

We paid 904€ total for two people for six nights in an all-inclusive hotel in Malta. Flights (including luggage and seats) were 206€ per person. So 497€ for room and food. Usually to get a half decent hotel room these days you already pay around 100€ a night anyway so I'd say we got our money's worth doing all-inclusive that time.

[@jackoberto01]

For that price you could go out to eat every day and it'd still be quite cheap

[@kianelliott4874]

I like to pay for an all inclusive as a base, have breakfast there everyday, then alternate between lunch and dinner outside. It’s worth it alone for unlimited drinks and snacks throughout the day.

[@Happyhammy-zs9ly]

Omg that’s where I go every year we go to grand yazici it’s the best ! I❤

[@CalMillward]

We are staying in Oludeniz Turkey in September, bloody expensive but the cheapest place we could stay was all-inclusive so it's not like we spent extra to stay at one but we have the nice option to stay in or go out. But if I had the choice I would choose pay as you go.

[@gigitheplantlady5627]

They definetly overcharged you at the places you went as with the currency being so low there at the moment it should've been nowhere near as expensive.

[@LiveTheDash]

We were pretty happy with the prices we paid.

[@jamesadamson5084]

A think the value of all inclusive, or any sort of catering plan isn't necessarily that it's cost affective, because that's a rabbit hole that ends with eating ramen out of a cup in your hotel room and everyone lands where they are comfortable with after a while. The value is that you know you can stroll up to the bar or cafe, get whatever you want from the menu you've bought into, and not think about it past that. It's a suspension of having to deal with food and drink beyond let's try this or that

[@basman2006]

For me it was never about saving the money but about convenience. If i wanted to eat somewhere else i would but it was nice not having to have my wallet with me and just be able to eat and drink whenever i wanted.

[@sergiuprofiroiu2814]

Mate, a meal at a restaurant for a family of 3 is around 70 pounds in Marmaris, let's say breakfast is cheaper. But you will still pay close to 200 pounds for a day, all inclusive is the way to go. Nobody is stopping you from visiting the area and having the odd lunch sometimes.

[@BrianW1612]

All inclusive & book all the excursions you want to do. Perfect.

[@John420ridge]

The amount I eat and drink yes.

[@pamperedpiggies]

I once went to an AI where they had Mimosa's that were $20 Euros or free on AI, I had atleast 10 a day, 70 over a week meaning I saved $1400 just on Mimosa's! So yes they can definitely be worth it!

[@mertcan5058]

with these inflation rates, although live in turkey, we can not afford this kind of holidays.

[@mellow-jello]

My bro & I went to Cuba for 3 days in Havana, then 3 days all-inclusive in a resort by Varadero. The slight premium allowed us to axe the transportation cost, explore Cuba's capital, and relax on the beach at the end of the trip.

[@AI-Records24]

I loved Cuba, didn’t do AI there but still managed to get really good food. Ended up eating with a few different groups of friends at their houses!

[@jamie4911]

Lotus Orka Beach, Turkey. Been there before have to say one of my favourite all inclusive hotels to stay at

[@h7udn316]

Depends where you go. Some places are must for all inclusive.

[@jonathanhowson6420]

Here I am in the alps mountain biking with my gas stove a bbq and my tent. Absolutely loving it and definitely less than £45 a day for food. Probably more like £15

[@anna9270]

Few years ago the All inclusive was really worth it. Now with inflation the food is mostly bad quality and just quantity , you eat poor just because is paid. Drinks are far from those in bars . Proper All inclusive in luxury hotels costs really a lot min £1200 per person,to enjoy. Best option is hotel+ amazing affordable food in local restaurants. All inclusive is still good for heavy drinkers

[@AI-Records24]

I means that’s depends on the hotel and location I’ve been to a couple in past few years for various reasons (cosmetic surgery and stag do) and they had lots of healthy options with good food I didn’t expect to be included, like steak cooked how you like.

[@lwzdo05]

I went once to an all inclusive in Marmaris , it’s basically an all day eating holiday

[@LeeChuanklcc]

it's great for families with small kids

[@kirstybrown1185]

I love how the comments are like “you will only get your money worth if you stay in the hotel” 😅 that’s not true. If you eat a large breakfast, go out with fruit and snacks they provide, large meal when you get back, you can easily make up £45 worth. People really assume you’re needing to sit by the food are trying to find issues. Last year, I went all inclusive to Portugal, my friend and her fella paid as she went, my hotel was better, my flight was better, I got British airways, she booked Ryan air, I got a transfer to my hotel, she had to get a taxi, my food was so good in hotel I only needed to eat out twice and that was because I didn’t want to be anti social, I took sandwiches out with me and the hotel gave me a cooler bag. I spent £500 less than she did and she got a deal because there were 2 of them (it was actually £1000 more but I split it) it sounds like people are picking the first all inclusive deal they see. Weird brags going on. Remember that lower quality places will advertise more, shop around. 😅

[@marionhorner8097]

I have found the main factor is if you’re vegetarian or vegan, all inclusive doesn’t usually cater well for either so you eat out to get some protein, there’s always veg/potatoes/rice or pasta on offer but never enough protein.

[@sam-e9098]

To be honest I did half board plus, only certain hotels do it. Pay for your lunch and you get a bottle of wine or 4 glasses/bottles of drink with your evening meal. I think that is the best option, we would have the drinks then head out for dinner

[@missmorris6450]

I think when you have kids it’s best to go all inclusive or half board . It’s good to have the option when you have children with you , you don’t always have to eat at the hotel but at least you know it’s there 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@m.s.3041]

I normaly just take the breakfast option if anything… because i go on vacation to explore the foreign country and not to stay at the hotel all day…

[@well-blazeredman6187]

Good video. Tip: know the 'delta' between the meal-options. Increasingly, I find half-board makes more sense, as I like to do excursions during the day. Another tip; if AI, watch the drinking! I'll try and keep to eight during the course of a day, which sounds like more than it is. My last booking had a delta, over half-board, of £50/day, in high-end Mauritius. For that, I get those 8 drinks, a lunch, and more restaurant choices for dinner. Is that worth £50? Marginal, I think. Perhaps I should have gone half-board and take in a litre of duty-free.

[@thebritishboy9693]

Very interesting! Greg vid

[@LiveTheDash]

Legend, thanks for watching 🙏

[@tayclift5322]

Went all inclusive in Cypress and the food at the 4 star hotel was amazing. I didn't realise until the last day that you could order a burger (or whatever) at any time, I thought it was just the breakfast, lunch & dinner 🤦‍♂️

[@jaywadd316]

Me and my other half travel to salou in Spain a lot and have done both our first time we paid as we go to try as much as we wanted and it did rack up a lot but was incredible the other times we have done half board and inclusive and I think half board is best for us breakfast at the hotel, go somewhere for lunch and then dinner back at the hotel gives us the flexibility of the rest of the day doing what we want all inclusive was useful but you couldn't take drinks to the rooms so you would be sat in a very quiet bar which wasn't so much our thing lovely when spending time by the pool but yeah half board is a nice middle ground :)

[@stevenrose86]

I definitely prefer self catering. Exploring different bars and restaurants is more interesting than spending a week in the hotel

[@adamw7340]

All inclusive is good if you like staying in the resort. Also if you drink plenty alcohol. I don't, so I'd just be supplementing other people's drinking. Ditto food, I dont eat that much but its great value for people that do.

[@ElaborateTiger]

The problem with all inclusive is that you're not really seeing the place you're visiting, you may as well just have a buffet back home.

[@Sheepwillbesheep]

Depends on how good the all inclusive food & drinks are

[@barrylufc2648]

Include the drinks it’s definitely cheaper but going out the hotel is much better

[@mrv6159]

Problem with all-inclusive is the crowds it attracts. I prefer pay as you go, I am not always in the mood to eat and or drink unlimited alcohol. I also prefer to go out and enjoy the restaurants in the neighbourhood.

[@RyanMay94]

All-inclusive is the only way we holiday these days especially with 2 young boys, it’s the convenience as much as the money.

[@dingwei7]

I wanna go to hotels like you guys and get paid for it 😢

[@AI-Records24]

Start a channel!

[@Bens-nt1sy]

I’ve been to that hotel what did you guys think of it? At the time I didn’t rate it too much but after going somewhere else this year okra was far superior!!

[@Ballroot84]

Half board definitely the way to go

[@Signal11th]

You go all inclusive but you also go out for meals etc outside the hotel, the all inclusive is just to cover all bases..

[@robertlongshaft3366]

In a word, yes. If you go to a good all-inclusive resort with many bars and restaurants.

[@kevinhayes7830]

Marmaris is beautiful best part of turkey especially if your British 😎👍

[@chrispeers4111]

Orka Lotus love it

[@shanny76]

Food in most all inclusive is either bad or you can definitely get better outside the hotel. Besides, who wants to stay within the confines of a hotel.

[@usman7207]

Depends if you want to stay in one place or actually explore more of the country.

[@jessicawellstead9990]

It just depends on your budget ! If you’re low income then all inclusive would be ideal especially a family, unlikely to explore anyway

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Shows how Turkey prices have increased. Loathe all inc but guess for family is cheaper option re drinks especially.

[@AI-Records24]

Did AI in Turkey for my teeth and you must have gone peak times I paid £300 for 7 days so can’t really fault it at that price. I was expecting it to be horrible but it was actually really nice.

[@jaanaanepaan]

If you care where your money goes to... Like all inclusive, hand over your hard earned cash to big companies or pay as you go and support small businesses.... Its your own moral compass, so you choose

[@LiveTheDash]

@@jaanaanepaan 🥱

[@davidholden9617]

You will save money in the hotel by going all inclusive as they will charge you more for drinks around the pool and with heat they warm up quickly so you can just get another but that doesn't stop mean you have to eat in there all the time you won't get punished for not eating for me I do both

[@Sportspenguin77]

All about personal preference. Personally feel you miss out on local foods if you go all inclusive

[@BRED1996]

Ive stayed there at Orka Lotus its a brilliant hotel

[@caspercat39]

All inclusive I would be digging my way out after 2 days!

[@tonightneale6688]

Love all inclusive

[@Boufonamong]

Go there in the summer it's more expensive haha, the hotels are overpriced as hell in Turkey but the local shops are extremely cheap, I mean it's pennies for things,

[@John7No]

if your plan is to stay at the hotel compound yes. If it is to stay there only for 1/3 or 1/4 of your trip, then probably no.

[@l.f.bittaker.6182]

All inclusive is great if you want the same boring food every day. From my experience they usually change one or two types of food each day, but that's about it. Personally I rather spend 20-30 more each day to enjoy my food and to get better flavors.

[@jessicacolley8796]

Much prefer renting a villa and doing a food shop, eating mostly at the villa and one or two meals out. You get private pool, personal space etc and I don't like the idea of just having hotel rooms for me and the kids, having to share the pool wirh loads of people etc

[@vante8120]

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[@F1rret]

This video got recommended to me while I am looking out on Marmaris bay wtf 😭

[@ghostblood8272]

Best is Half Board Have Breakfast and Lunch there Go out for dinner Or not Relax

[@davidtelford4160]

We only ever go all inclusive, even when we venture out and go sight seeing. Think it’s pretty daft not to go AI for seemingly not much more on top

[@Ag-gr9gi]

I book all inclusive whenever i go abroad. Even if i go out for lunch or dinner for at least half the holiday. Its cheap enough nowadays anyway. The caveat to this is it only me and my partner because we don't have kids.

[@HappyRareGrooveMan]

If your getting high end beer and top shelf branded spirits then it's worth it , entertainment in these places are average to ok, your regimented to eat at the restaurants at a certain time unless you want to snack on chips burger and pizza .

[@Joe-hl2ts]

I just wouldn't want to stay in the hotel... The point of going on holiday is exploring the culture and cuisine of the place you're visiting

[@IchigoShinagami]

I feel like it really depends on what you desire. If you want to be more "into" the place, rent an AirBnB (or some affordable hotel) and eat where the locals do, though that comes with certain stress. If you just want to relax and have all of your needs taken care of, All Inclusive sounds pretty good to me.

[@kamrulhaque6895]

if you saw green nature diamond i went their and sat on the marmaris with my younger siblings

[@krisjackson5967]

I personally wouldn't spend €45 a day on food . Far prefer to go off exploring & try different places with a variety of scenic spots

[@bfsobudisv6478]

All inclusive is great value for money if the hotel includes drinks.