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They are different experiences. Cruises , you feel you've went some place. All-inclusives, you discover some place. What do you like to do? If you like to discover everything about a specific location. The flavor of the people, the culture, the cuisine, the environment, you won't get that on a cruise. If you like to experience a vacation as a vagabond, taking in the surroundings, just long enough to go to the next location, then you will enjoy cruises better.

Unlike many of the previous posts, I disagree. An all inclusive is usually not all inclusive. It covers your stay at the resort. There are some additional excursions that you can take, such as I did a night dive and went horse-back riding in Jamaica. On a cruise, if your ship is not in port to do a night dive, then you are out of luck.

So, the experiences are different. You should experience life. Not compare if an orange is better than a tangerine.

Go out and live your life. It's the only one you've got!

Joe.

<blockquote data-quote="joej" data-source="post: 729483">They are different experiences.&nbsp; Cruises , you feel you've went some place.&nbsp; All-inclusives, you discover some place.&nbsp; What do you like to do?&nbsp; If you like to discover everything about a specific location.&nbsp; The flavor of the people, the culture, the cuisine, the environment, you won't get that on a cruise.&nbsp; If you like to experience a vacation as a vagabond, taking in the surroundings, just long enough to go to the next location, then you will enjoy cruises better.Unlike many of the previous posts, I disagree.&nbsp; An all inclusive is usually not all inclusive.&nbsp; It covers your stay at the resort.&nbsp; There are some additional excursions that you can take, such as I did a night dive and went horse-back riding in Jamaica.&nbsp; On a cruise, if your ship is not in port to do a night dive, then you are out of luck.So, the experiences are different.&nbsp; You should experience life.&nbsp; Not compare if an orange is better than a tangerine.Go out and live your life.&nbsp; It's the only one you've got!Joe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joej, post: 729483"] They are different experiences. Cruises , you feel you've went some place. All-inclusives, you discover some place. What do you like to do? If you like to discover everything about a specific location. The flavor of the people, the culture, the cuisine, the environment, you won't get that on a cruise. If you like to experience a vacation as a vagabond, taking in the surroundings, just long enough to go to the next location, then you will enjoy cruises better. Unlike many of the previous posts, I disagree. An all inclusive is usually not all inclusive. It covers your stay at the resort. There are some additional excursions that you can take, such as I did a night dive and went horse-back riding in Jamaica. On a cruise, if your ship is not in port to do a night dive, then you are out of luck. So, the experiences are different. You should experience life. Not compare if an orange is better than a tangerine. Go out and live your life. It's the only one you've got! Joe. [/QUOTE]