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We are a family of four, two adults and two kids ages 13 and 8. I've always enjoyed the kinds of vacations where we explore hole in the wall restaurants and find fun things to do as a family, but the problem is that I end up planning everything and then I feel like I don't really get to enjoy the vacation at all b/c I'm too worried about making sure everyone else is happy.

We've never done the all-inclusive thing, we're not big drinkers and we love to eat but we have a lot of dietary restrictions. I'm looking at Xcaret but whoa its over $2k a night. I'm thinking about putting that on the bucket list for the future, but are there other all inclusives that people have liked, and that they were surprised by?

Looking at something with relatively cheap flights from DC, so Cancun, Puerto Rico, DR, maybe the Bahamas.

Must have sand and beach, able to accommodate dietary restrictions, kids activities where the kids can do their own thing at times. I'm looking for a one stop shop where everyone can have fun without all the planning on my shoulders.

Would love recs! Thanks![/quote]

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