26 Secrets for Doing All-Inclusives Like a Pro
| April 16, 2015
17. Take Advantage of the Kids Programs
Free babysitting services? You betcha! Virtually every family-friendly all-inclusive out there offers a free kids’ activity program. Take advantage of this complimentary service, so you can enjoy a few blissful hours to yourself!
These fun, supervised programs usually run for several hours each day, giving both you and your kids the chance to enjoy some age-appropriate activities. So while they hang out and play in the specially designed kiddie area, you get to relax and catch up on some serious downtime by the pool – preferably with a tall tropical drink or two close at hand.
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