All Inclusive Honeymoon? Why or why not??

All inclusive is so convenient! We love going on cruises, as they are all inclusive and we don't have to worry about carrying money around with us all week. We were considering booking an all inclusive honeymoon, but then we decided we really want to go to Hawaii.

We've always liked the idea of all inclusive! It's less of a hassle and don't have to worry about saving for so many different things at a time. Luckily, my mom is gifting us our honeymoon. We will be going to St. Lucia for a week.

We’re going on a cruise where the drink package was included, so it’s semi all inclusive (extra activities aren’t included, but we booked it ahead of time.). We are so looking forward to that! I’m excited to not worry about taking spending money or worrying about how much those drinks are adding up to. Even are gratuities are paid for. Unless we want some souvenirs we won’t have to spend a dime!
We didn’t look at all inclusive resorts as the flights to get there were just too much.

We want to travel off the beaten path and are going to Bali, so all inclusive wasn’t a great option for us when booking.

We're doing Disney/Universal, so I guess some of it is all-inclusive?

But we're not really beach people, so resorts like that aren't very appealing for us.

We're doing an all inclusive resort in Mexico. I think you get more bang for your buck and you also don't have to worry about anything else. Laying on the beach with a margarita, my husband, and not a care in the world. Doesn't that sound wonderful?

We’re not doing all-inclusive! We’re going to Turks and Caicos for 7 nights/8 days. Tons of people recommended not doing all inclusive there so you can explore all parts of the island and eat at local restaurants. We’re staying on Providenciales in an oceanview condo I found on Airbnb, but we’re flying to Grand Turk one day to snorkel with humpback whales! Can’t wait!

We didn't do all-inclusive. We never really looked into one, honestly. We still enjoyed our honeymoon! Not having all-inclusive probably gave us a lot more freedom to explore the city we were visiting!

We're going on a cruise! I wanted Alaska but it was way out of our price range, so Cozumel it is! We're so excited. We did a cruise last year and didn't do any excursions but this time we're going all out so we can visit the pyramids and the cenote. The price for cruising is always right and there are two sides: You can be as busy as you want with lots of entertainment and other things to do, nonstop. Or you can relax and let the world pass you by while you sip margaritas and get some sun. We plan on doing both!

We’re going with not all inclusive! I’ve got 15 countries under my belt (many of them developing) so I’m an adventure bug and he’s only ever been to Canada, so his first big experience out of the country we’ve decided to go to Europe in the winter and stay in a little B&B, enjoy the sights (and each other) and be on our own agenda, never worrying that we’re not “talking full advantage” of an all-inclusive and stuff ourselves with activities. We really just wanna go somewhere cold, cute, and Christmassy, and not get burnt by the beach!