12 All-Inclusive Resorts Near Singapore For A Stress-Free Vacay ASAP

All-inclusive resorts near Singapore

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The whole point of going on a relaxing holiday is to mentally switch off and fully unwind. If you don’t want to deal with the extra homework of researching and planning an itinerary, then all-inclusive resorts could be your saving grace. You don’t even have to worry about where to eat or what to do on vacation.

For those yearning to teleport out of the country ASAP and escape the hustle and bustle, we’ve got the solution to whisk you away to paradise in no time. Whether your heart longs for sun-kissed beaches, rejuvenating spa treatments, or mouth–watering gourmet cuisine, here are 12 all-inclusive resorts just a stone’s throw away from Singapore:

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What to know about all-inclusive resorts near Singapore

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The term “all-inclusive” speaks for itself. All-inclusive resorts or packages typically include food, non-alcoholic beverages, and selected activities. This varies depending on the resort, but you can expect perks like breakfast, lunch, and dinner to be included in your nightly stay. Some all-inclusive resorts near Singapore even offer free spa sessions and tours in their packages.

That said, you can expect to pay a higher price compared to staying at a regular resort. Many all-inclusive resort rates also do not include alcoholic beverages, but you can pay an additional daily fee to add this on. Others may exclude services like spa treatments and more costly tours from the rates, but these can also be purchased at an additional fee.

Nevertheless, many holiday-goers choose all-inclusive resorts for the ultimate pampering and relaxation as they needn’t leave the resort during their entire vacation. Here are some of the best all-inclusive resorts near Singapore:

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– All-inclusive resorts in Malaysia –

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1. Alang’s Rawa, Johor

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Private island in Johor with watersports

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We’re no stranger to eyeing a beach getaway at one of the many beautiful islands near Singapore. Just off the coast of Johor is Rawa Island, a perfect poster boy for powdery white sand beaches and clear blue waters teeming with marine life. You can enjoy it fully by booking a stay at Alang’s Rawa, a beach resort that can accommodate both couples and groups of 3 and above.

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For the best views of the ocean, choose one of the beachfront chalets or rooms. Alang’s Rawa even has rooms that are large enough to fit 12 people, as well as an entire 4-room beach house if you’re travelling with the entire family. If you’re on a budget and can appreciate a quieter room surrounded by the lush jungle, then the jungle rooms are also a worthy option.

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Your stay won’t just include meals (excluding drinks), but also an array of watersports and beach activities. Be sure to explore the waters on a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or snorkel to admire the island’s reefs. You can also play volleyball and beach tennis for a little daytime competition.

Getting here isn’t too difficult either. You can take a bus or drive to Mersing Jetty in Johor, then take a 25-minute speedboat to Rawa Island.

Rates: From RM890/adult (~S$255.45)
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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2. Club Med Cherating Beach, Pahang

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Rock climbing & trapeze classes

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Image credit: Club Med

Forget Bintan, Bali, and even Phuket – there’s one even closer to Singapore: Club Med Cherating Beach. Take a quick 50-minute plane ride to Kuantan, and very soon you’ll find yourself in a blissful retreat. They’ll handle all the nitty-gritty details, including organising your flights and transfers to the resort, leaving you with the simple task of packing your bags.

There are also free activities like rock climbing and trapeze classes.
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Besides the accommodation and food, the resort offers a diverse range of activities suitable for all ages. The little ones can hop over to the kids club known as Mini Club Med, where they’ll be divided into groups according to their age to join age-appropriate activities and make new buddies. 

Meanwhile, adults can unleash their competitive side with team sports like basketball and beach volleyball, or take a plunge into water sports like stand-up paddling and sailing. All these activities are absolutely free as long as you’re staying at Club Med.

 

If you’re planning a full-fledged family retreat with cousins and grandparents in tow, Club Med also offers interconnecting rooms, allowing you to keep your loved ones close throughout the stay. Additionally, there are options for wheelchair-friendly rooms for guests with special needs.

P.S. Also check out Club Med Bali for similar family-friendly fun.

Rates: From S$288/adult per night
Minimum stay: 1 night

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3. The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa, Langkawi Island

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Free yoga sessions

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The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa has a treat for couples with their Stay & Indulge package. It includes daily buffet breakfast and the option to enjoy a 3-course meal for either lunch or dinner. If you’re feeling peckish, you can still grab a third meal at any of their restaurants and enjoy 20% off your total bill.

Beachfront yoga.
Image credit: The Westin Langkawi Resort and Spa via Facebook

The package also offers a 20% discount on all spa services at their in-house spa where you can pamper yourself with rejuvenating facials or get your nails done. But, it’s not just a go-to site for spa enthusiasts. You can also kickstart your day with a free beachfront yoga session held every morning.

There’s lots to see and do in Langkawi. But if you prefer to stay within the vicinity of the resort, you can go sightseeing at Eagle Square, take a stroll along Lagenda Park, or indulge in some retail therapy at Langkawi Fair Mall – all within a 5-minute drive away. 

For those seeking to venture further out, Langkawai Jetty Point is nearby. You can take a ferry out to Penang for some go-karting or even visit Koh Lipe in Thailand to admire the clear blue waters and white sandy beaches.

Rates: From RM1,386/night for 2 adults (S$397.82)
Minimum stay: 3 nights

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4. Gaya Island Resort, Sabah

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View of Mount Kinabalu from the resort

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With a tonne of unreal things to do in Sabah, the Malaysian state is probably one of the most underrated gems that’s just a 2-hour 2-minute flight from Singapore. Among its many natural wonders, the towering Mount Kinabalu is an icon that most visitors aim to witness – and you can see it right from Gaya Island Resort.

The good news is, you can cop their all-inclusive Residents’ Package if you’re Malaysian or Singaporean. Covered in the cost of your room are daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner, return speedboat transfers, and selected activities such as guided walk that’ll allow you to connect with nature.

When you’ve decided that it’s finally time to eat, you can choose to have burgers by the pool or peek at Mount Kinabalu while enjoying a steamboat.
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The resort is located on a hillside on Gaya Island, so you’ll be surrounded by nature with lush rainforests and vibrant coral reefs. When you’re done chilling in your room, the resort offers diving programmes (from RM320, ~S$91.93). It also has a marine centre with sea turtle rescue and coral conservation programmes.

You can also go kayaking through the mangrove forests surrounding the resort.
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After the pandemic, flexibility is key when it comes to vacation planning. Gaya Island Resort allows guests to make changes to their reservation up to 7 times. So if life throws a curveball your way – be it unexpected responsibilities at home or sudden work demands – you can reschedule your holiday within the year from your original planned arrival. 

Rates:From RM1,370/night (~S$393.57) for 2 adults
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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– All-inclusive resorts in Indonesia –

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5. Nikoi Island, Bintan

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Unwind on a private island

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There’s something about being surrounded by nothing but open water and palm trees that makes you feel like you’ve truly escaped from the rest of the world. Just 2.5 hours away from Singapore is Nikoi Island, a private island resort off the coast of Bintan Island.

Over here, don’t expect supermarket runs for snacks or exploring trendy cafes for your cafe-hopping desires. Instead of worrying about fulfilling your basic needs in this ulu paradise, the resort takes care of 3 daily meals from S$95++/adult and S$45++/child above 4 years old per day.

The children can join the Kids Club and participate in various outdoor activities.
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The top-up isn’t just for filling your tummies. It also includes a range of activities to keep you entertained while you disconnect from the world. Those who want to explore the underwater world can go snorkelling. If you prefer to stay on land, you can go on a guided tour around the island or go on an adventurous mountain biking expedition.

Rates: From S$390/night
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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6. Bali Tropic Resort & Spa, Bali

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Daily buffets, high tea & alcoholic beverages

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Image credit: Bali Tropic Resort & Spa

Most all-inclusive resorts cover the basics of food and beverages, but guests usually have to pay additional fees for alcoholic drinks. Well, not at Bali Tropic Resort & Spa. Not only do you get daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets, but you’ll also get afternoon tea sessions with assorted cakes, and an array of drinks including beer, wine, gin, vodka, whisky, and rum.

Image credit: Bali Tropic Resort & Spa

The resort’s facilities are also free-to-use. Take to the sea on a canoe, catamaran, or windsurf, and charter a boat to snorkel. Else, you can spend your days here just lazing on the beach, or cooling off in the hotel’s swimming pool.

Image credit: Bali Tropic Resort & Spa

At the end of the day, wind down in a spacious room, decked out in traditional Balinese decor and finishings. If you don’t mind splurging a little more, you can get some pampering done at the hotel spa.

Rates: From IDR1,904,000/night (~S$159.07) for 2 adults
Minimum Stay: 1 night

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7. Turi Beach Resort, Batam

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Free zipline & canoe rides

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Planning a family vacation can be stressful, especially when you have to consider factors like accessibility and suitable activities for both kids and adults. At Turi Beach Resort, you can alleviate all those worries.

Their 2D1N all-inclusive package (IDR1,380,000/person, ~S$115.12) includes a convenient land transfer from the ferry terminal at Batam to the resort, saving you the hassle of navigating or finding transportation once you arrive.

You can enjoy the beach views from the comfort of your room’s balcony.
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Start your day with a buffet breakfast, fueling up for a day of family fun at the pool. Be sure to schedule time for a complimentary 60-minute massage. Lunch and dinner are covered, too, both of which include a selection of free drinks. Then, tucker down for daily movie night.

Other freebies such as 15 minutes of canoeing and a zipline ride are included. You’ll also get 10% off all food and beverages outside of your mealtimes, as well as 10% off spa treatments.

Rates: From IDR1,148,000/night (S$95.76)
Minimum stay: 1 night

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8. Spa Village Resort Tembok, Bali

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Daily 50-minute spa treatments

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Enter “Bali resorts” into Google and a plethora of options would appear. But if your dream resort experience includes staying in a luxurious beachfront villa and being taken care of from head to toe, you can make that a reality at Spa Village Resort.

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All stays here include 3 meals a day that prioritises healthy eating, as well as a 50-minute daily spa treatment for 2. The resort also happens to be located on the northern shores of Bali, so you can expect less tourists around the area. Instead, you’ll get a unique experience of having a black sand beach right outside your door.

There are also outdoor spa treatments for you to choose from.
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If you’re from Malaysia or Singapore, there’s even a special Residents’ Package where you’ll be treated to a warm and soothing Wijikan foot bath ritual, setting the tone for your rejuvenating journey. The package also includes yoga and meditation classes, and local artisan workshops.

Rates:From S$485.76/night for 2 adults
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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– All-inclusive resorts in Thailand –

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9. Barcelo Coconut Island, Phuket

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Free trips to Koh Rang Yai Island

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Located just 2km off the east coast of Phuket is Barcelo Coconut Island. Opt for the all-inclusive package at ฿2,550/adult (~S$93.62) and ฿1,275/child (~S$46.81) per day.

The package doesn’t just cover all your meals, but it also allows you to dine 24/7 – breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even drinks and snacks in between. Food aside, it also grants access to resort activities like kayaking and mountain biking.

Phi Phi Island.
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For a change of scenery, embark on free unlimited day trips to Koh Rang Yai Island for snorkelling. Those seeking further island adventures can opt for guided tours to popular destinations like Phi Phi Island and James Bond Island which are available from ฿2,900 (~S$106.62).

Since you’re already in Phuket, hop onto the resort’s 24-hour water-taxi service to visit the vibrant night markets and stock up on exclusive 7-11 Thai snacks from the stores at the city centre.

Rates: From S$109.79/night, excluding the costs for the all-inclusive package
Minimum stay: 5 nights

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10. Aleenta Hua Hin, Hua Hin

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Free-flow drinks from 7am-9pm

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The acronym AHH in Aleenta Hua Hin captures the essence of an ahh-mazing experience. The resort is already luxurious in its own right, but you can add on their all-inclusive packages to really have a fuss-free vacay.

The penthouse.
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It comes with unlimited drinks from 7am-9pm that include smoothies, mocktails, and alcoholic beverages, if you opt for the package with them. That’s not all – you’ll be able to indulge in a daily 60-minute spa treatment, ranging from invigorating massages to revitalising facials and indulgent mani-pedi sessions.

The all-inclusive package starts at THB2,200++/person (~S$80.84) per day, and THB2,500++/person (~S$91.86) if you add on alcoholic beverages.

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For those in the mood for exploration, the resort also offers the necessary equipment, including bikes and a map that highlights places of interest, for a scenic bike ride around Pranburi. 

Rates: From THB13,611/night (~S$500.14) for 2 adults, inclusive of the all-inclusive non-alcohol package
Minimum stay: 3 nights

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11. Layana Resort & Spa, Krabi

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Get a partial refund if it rains

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We all know Krabi for its beautiful beaches and islands. If you’re headed to that part of Thailand, you can expect an itinerary packed with outdoor adventures under the sun. Layana Resort & Spa has a range of outdoor activities and excursions like stand-up paddleboarding and snorkelling, great for those wanting to soak up some vitamin D.

They’ve got full-board packages that include meals and a round-trip airport transfer from Krabi Airport. During high season from November to April, the full board includes alcoholic beverages for 2 persons, too.

You can also purchase spa vouchers for discounted spa treatments.
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It can be a huge bummer when such vacations are spoiled by unpredictable weather. In the event where the rain persists between 10am and 5pm, the resort will give a ฿1,000 (~S$36.75) refund to each room. ​​These credits provide you with the flexibility to explore alternative activities and make the most of your stay, even if the weather doesn’t cooperate.

Rates: From THB7,388/night (~S$271.48) for 2 adults
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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– All-inclusive resorts in Vietnam –

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12. Pullman Danang Beach Resort, Danang

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Unlimited lunch, snacks & drinks

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Pullman Danang Beach Resort doesn’t hold back on the swankiness. It’s decked out in luxurious, modern decor, has an infinity pool, and sits on a prime beachfront spot.

Image credit: Pullman Danang Beach Resort

If you’re staying for at least 3 nights, you can add on their full-board package (VND1,900,000, ~S$100.72) which includes daily breakfast buffet, unlimited lunch, snacks, and drinks, as well as a 3-course dinner.

Stay for at least 6 nights, and the same package will include a 1-time 60-minute spa treatment with 50% off additional treatments, 50% off laundry service, and a 1-time complimentary minibar and beer bucket of 6 local beer bottles.

You’ll get access to the private beach.
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If you’re interested in exploring historical sites or sampling authentic roadside food stalls, venture outside the resort and check out some of the best things to do in Da Nang.

Rates: From S$197/night
Minimum stay: 2 nights

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Book an all-inclusive resort near Singapore with vacation packages

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Do away with detailed itineraries or multiple bookings – these all-inclusive resorts near Singapore offer an escape for those seeking a seamless vacation experience without the need for lengthy planning. 

Whether you’re looking for a family getaway or a romantic trip with bae, simply choose a location and a package that suits you, then get to the resort where you can recharge and relax.

For more quick getaway ideas near Singapore:

• Hiking trails in Johor
• Less touristy places in Thailand
• Stunning temples in Bali
• Things to do in Phu Quoc

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Cover image adapted from: @nikoiisland, @aleentahuahin & @karen_myprettypretty via Instagram
Originally published on 3rd June 2023. Last updated 30th May 2024.