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DESTINATIONS CANCUN ALL-INCLUSIVE HOLIDAYS Tried & Tested SECRETS THE VINE CANCUN


A towering beachfront property popular with Instagrammers and the upmarket party set, Secrets The Vine Cancun is for clients looking for a hotel with some X factor. Close to the Hotel Zone’s main


drag, there’s plenty of nightlife and high-end shopping nearby, though with 24-hour inclusive room service and a sweeping white-sand beach, clients might not want to stray too far. The Preferred Club, which offers access to a private pool and lounge


and a free pass for the hydrotherapy spa, offers some respite for those who’d rather recharge than rave. The six restaurants include a chic


Mediterranean bistro. Book it: A week in a Deluxe Ocean View Double starts at £1,855. All prices are per person with Funway Holidays, including Virgin Atlantic flights from Heathrow departing March 7, based on two adults sharing. funway4agents.co.uk secretsresorts.com


Tried & Tested BREATHLESS RIVIERA CANCUN RESORT & SPA


AMResorts’ fun-themed Breathless brand is all about pool parties and beach discos. It’s ideal for solo travellers and groups after late nights and lie-ins, and with 10 restaurants and 10 bars, there’s plenty going on after dark. That said, if the party gets too much, clients can upgrade to ‘xhale’ status, and make use of a quiet pool, a calm oasis away from the pumping dance music of the ‘xcelerate’ zone. Rooms are large and slick, with a huge walk-in shower, minibar


Tried & Tested DREAMS PLAYA MUJERES GOLF & SPA RESORT


Families looking for the ultimate all-inclusive experience will be at home at Dreams, which is designed to keep both kids and adults happy. For the young ones, there’s a kids’ club, small onsite water park and easy access to the beach, plus plenty of entertainment and live music. One of its major selling points for parents is its


proximity to adult-only property Secrets Playa Mujeres, which offers free entry for over-18s, so parents can leave the children at the kids’ club for a couple of hours and collect them later, using a clever beeper system to stay in touch. There are 10 dining venues onsite, from


quick-and-easy salad bars and ice cream parlours by the pool to reservation-only teppanyaki restaurants, plus 24-hour room service and a minibar that’s restocked daily. Upgrade to the Preferred Club and guests will also get 20% off spa treatments. Sister property Dreams Tulum has a more


Mexican vibe, and is less than 20 minutes from the Tulum ruins and beaches which make for an excellent family day trip. Book it: A week in a Junior Suite Partial Ocean View starts at £1,795. dreamsresorts.com


replenished daily and inclusive 24-hour room service, as part of the Unlimited Luxury service. This also includes limitless à la carte dining options, top-shelf drinks and free Wi-Fi. There’s also a spa and gym. The xhale club includes entry


to an exclusive lounge, on-balcony whirlpool and personalised check-in and check-out services. Book it: A week in an Allure Junior Suite Ocean View Double from £1,735. breathlessresorts.com


60travelweekly.co.uk10 January 2019


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