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ALL-INCLUSIVE HOLIDAYS HEALTH & WELLBEING DESTINATIONS FAR LEFT:


Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, Morocco


LEFT:


Club Med Sandpiper Bay, Florida


Beachclub, Analipsi, on the Peloponnese peninsula, have been upgraded to include new expert tours in mountain biking and road cycling. Tennis fans can also try out its new tennis coaching programme, devised by Andy Murray's former coach Mark Petchey, available at all Beachclubs except Cosmos. The fitness activity schedule is just as jam-packed at AMA Andalusia, which offers everything from bootcamp sessions on the beach to pilates and yoga, and is about to launch a healthy all-inclusive eating option with Wellbeing Escapes that includes wine, beer and also fresh juices. Yoga bunnies looking to practise their sun salutations in appropriately sunny climes are spoilt for choice, with Moroccan all-inclusive hotel Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort boasting its own hot yoga studio, offering daily classes dedicated to various forms of yoga; and Jewel Paradise Cove Beach Resort & Spa in Runaway Bay, Jamaica, launching of yoga retreats this year that cater to everyone from beginners to experts.


centre, and a range of water sports. Clients happy to travel further


Sandpiper Bay in Florida offers water skiing, tennis, golf, beach volleyball, sailing, and its signature flying trapeze academy


Other resorts muscling in on the


trend include luxury Caribbean chain Elite Island Resorts, which offers daily yoga classes at most of its properties; and Zoëtry Paraiso de la Bonita Riviera Maya in Mexico, which runs personalised yoga classes alongside ‘pranayama’, or breath control classes, and meditation. Those craving a faster pace can look


to Ikos resorts in Greece, which have a fully equipped sports centre and fitness studio, tennis and squash courts, a biking


afield could consider Club Med resort Sandpiper Bay in Florida, which offers water skiing through July and August alongside sports such as tennis, golf, beach volleyball, sailing, and its signature flying trapeze academy. Sandals resorts are also famously big on fitness, with everything from scuba diving to basketball on its all-inclusive activity menu, plus get- fit sessions at its Red Lane Fitness Centres, which include pilates, zumba and bracing morning walks. If swimming’s more their thing,


operator Health and Fitness Travel suggests a trip to The BodyHoliday in Saint Lucia, which has collaborated with British Olympic champion swimmer Keri-Anne Payne to come up with an intensive two-week WellFit bootcamp dedicated to getting fit (runs from October 30-November 13). Keri-Anne will also be on hand to coach a five-day SwimFit course to help guests improve technique, efficiency and speed, and share some stories from Rio, where she is competing this year, too. Rooms start from $550 per night during WellFit.


SAMPLE PRODUCT


Sandals LaSource Grenada Resort & Spa offers seven nights’ all-inclusive in a South Hideaway Junior Suite with flights


from London and transfers, from £1,699, for


travel September 1-October 22. sellingsandals. co.uk


Kuoni offers seven nights’ all-inclusive at five-star The BodyHoliday in Saint Lucia, including flights from Gatwick and group


transfers, from £2,099 departing October 13. kuoni.co.uk


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