It goes without saying that the time of the year for an all-inclusive vacation can either make or break your overall experience. Choose the wrong week of the month and you are stuck with ruined plans that force you to stay inside. Talk about money well spent! To avoid these mishaps, it’s advisable to check the reviews of travelers who have already been to your resort and maybe even personally contact the resort for their advice.
Depending on what part of the hemisphere you are planning on visiting, it makes sense to check what the weather is like in that particular place. For instance, August through October is known to be the hurricane and tropical storms’ time on the Caribbean Islands. While it might mean that you can score a better deal on the otherwise expensive package, it also means that you are running a risk of a canceled vacation. If you want to play it safe, choose a time period between December and April when the islands are less humid and the possibility of nasty weather is low.