

Combine all you can eat food and drink with one of the world's top year round sunshine destinations and you'll have all inclusive holidays to Dubai. An ideal way to enjoy your break in the Middle East without having to worry too much about additional costs and expenses.
When you book an all-inclusive holiday, the likelihood is that your hotel will be more of a resort, and close to one of Dubai's many sandy beaches. And with resorts popping up across Dubai all the time, you'll have a range of all -inclusive options to choose from.
Out top tip: Event if you don't choose an all-inclusive option for your holiday, be sure to enjoy the famous Dubai brunch. Served on Friday's at many of the city's hotels, the brunch often combines all you can eat and drink with lounging by the pool, a popular activity for expats.
Many of Dubai's resort style hotels offer all-inclusive dining options which is a great choice if you don't plan on exploring Dubai too much and opt for lounging by the pool or on the beach instead, making it great for beach holidays.
The JA Palm Tree Court in Dubai's Jebel Ali area is a great all-inclusive option, located right on the beach. This beautiful resort offers three restaurants, sports and activities and a spa, allowing you to spend most of your time, relaxing, unwinding and enjoying yourself.
If you've got a little extra cash to splash, why not upgrade to the Rixos The Palm Dubai Hotel, a five-star resort on Dubai's famousPalm Jumeirah with both guest rooms and suites. Offering views of Dubai from it's own private beach, this could be the ideal fully inclusive getaway you're after, with incredible menus offering a range of international and local dishes.
Well known as one of the best, luxury, all inclusive hotels in Dubai, the JA Beach Hotel sits in the south of Dubai close to the Palm Jebel Ali. With a wealth of activities on offer including a spa and wellness centre, kids club and 168-acre JA Sports Centre, there is so much to do and enjoy.
While the Jumeirah Beach Hotel doesn't quite offer the whole all inclusive package, it does offer a half board option, which includes breakfast, dinner and free entry into Wild Wadi Waterpark next door. The water park is a fantastically, fun day out and if you're out and about, you probably won't need lunch at the hotel anyway.
As one of the most iconic resorts in Dubai, the Atlantis Hotel might be on your list of top places to stay. Sat at the end of the Palm Jumeirah, it's certainly not the cheapest, but it is one of the most exciting. With 14 restaurants, a long list of experiences, and, of course, complimentary Aquaventure water park, Atlantis is a magical place to stay. Its Extraordinary Inclusions package includesbreakfast, lunch and soft drinks at the Wavehouse, Bread Street Kitchen or The Shore,3 course dinner, plus in resort credit and so much more.




Wherever you go on holiday, it's important that you check the latest travel advice, news, and passport and visa information on the UK governments Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office website, particularly in destinations like the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates where security and local laws can differ to the United Kingdom. Even when you book Dubai all inclusive holidays, when you book a flight inclusive package as part of the ATOL scheme, you'll also receive ATOL protection, helping to add that extra peace of mind when you go away.