The best all-inclusive resorts

Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve Kruger National Park, South Africa About the resort: Stretching out over 160,000 acres, this expansive bush resort encompasses four lodges—Selati Camp, Bush Lodge, Little Bush Camp, and Earth Lodge—made up of individual suites with private pools. The “big five” animals (elephants, rhinoceroses, lions, leopards, and buffalo) roam freely, as do cheetahs and more than 350 bird species. What's included: With your room cost, you’ll have access to open Land Rover safaris (day and night), guided nature walks, three meals and select beverages, including South African house wines. More from Condé Nast Traveler <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/daily-traveler/2012/08/room-with-a-view-25-years-anniversary-photo-slideshow#slide=1" style=" outline: none 0px; color: rgb(24, 58, 82); text-decoration: initial; cursor: pointer;">300+ breathtaking hotel views</a> <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/cruises/2012/02/photos-top-100-cruise-ships-small-medium-large-river" style=" outline: none 0px; color: rgb(24, 58, 82); text-decoration: initial; cursor: pointer;">100 top cruise ships in the world</a> <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/daily-traveler/2012/06/cities-architecture-design-lovers-photos" style=" outline: none 0px; color: rgb(24, 58, 82); text-decoration: initial; cursor: pointer;">Great cities for architecture lovers</a> <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/readers-choice-awards/top-100-hotels-resorts-photos-slideshow" style=" outline: none 0px; color: rgb(24, 58, 82); text-decoration: initial; cursor: pointer;">The world's best places to stay</a> <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/daily-traveler/2013/01/first-class-cabins-singapore-airlines-emirate-etihad-cathay-asiana-ana-virgin-america-atlantic-el-al" style=" outline: none 0px; color: rgb(24, 58, 82); text-decoration: initial; cursor: pointer;">The Most Luxurious First Class Cabins</a> (Courtesy of Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve)

Singita Kruger National Park Kruger National Park, South Africa About the resort: This 33,000-acre section of the South Africa bushveld claims an especially lively section of the park: Two rivers intersect on the property, creating a haven for elephants, rhinoceroses, zebra, wildebeest, giraffes, leopards, and caracals. What's included: In suites at the Lebombo Lodge and the Sweni Lodge, you’ll experience two game drives per day (led by professional trackers and guides), mountain biking, archery, and optional bush walks. Three hearty meals, as well as all beverages (except champagne), are also part of the price. (Courtesy of Singita Kruger National Park)

Jumby Bay, A Rosewood Resort St. John’s, Antigua About the resort: Taking its design cues from the region’s British Colonial era, this 300-acre oasis recently updated its facilities with a $28 million renovation, which provided for 28 new suites overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Two private beaches ensure ample room for sunbathing and swimming. What's included: Rates here cover a breakfast spread, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and beverages (cocktails and house wine by the glass), plus access to water sports, two resort pools, tennis courts, a fitness center, a putting green, and a croquet field. (Courtesy of Jumby Bay)

Singita, Sabi Sand Kruger National Park, South Africa About the resort: Three well-appointed options (Ebony Lodge, Boulders Lodge, Castleton Camp) provide an elegant base from which to bask in the area’s natural beauty. Expect to see several varieties of big cats (leopards, lions, cheetahs), as well as elephants and other native species. Common amenities in the suites include private swimming pools, outdoor showers, and fireplaces. What's included: Room fees provide for all the big-ticket activities (two guided Land Rover safaris each day, plus mountain biking, archery, and any desired nature walks with professional tracking staff). You’ll also be well-fed, with three meals a day and all drinks (with the exception of bubbly) included. (Courtesy of Singita Sabi Sand)

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Londolozi Private Game Reserve Kruger National Park, South Africa About the resort: Family-run for more than 80 years, this reserve helped pioneer the ecotourism industry. Five lodges, situated on nearly 35,000 acres of protected bushland, consist of modern, earth-toned suites with wooden decks and plunge pools. What's included: As with other properties within Kruger National Park, a booking at this compound guarantees all your game drives; meals and drinks will also be taken care of, in addition to trips into the surrounding community. (Courtesy of Londolozi Private Game Reserve)

Nisbet Plantation Beach Club Charlestown, St. Kitts & Nevis About the resort: An 18th century plantation house lies at the heart of this Caribbean retreat. The accommodations have the same old-timey sensibility, while also affording guests modern comforts, such as a freshwater pool and a state-of-the-art fitness center (and, of course, air conditioning). What's included: The activities seem nearly endless: Snorkel, kayak, hang at the weekly beachfront BBQ (with live music and dancing), plus play croquet, bocce, horseshoes, tennis—all with complimentary equipment rental. You can also utilize one of the resort’s Flip video cameras for no extra charge. The regular rate provides breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner, but there’s also an upgrade that adds lunch. (Courtesy of Nisbet Plantation Beach Club)

Anse Chastanet Soufrière, St. Lucia About the resort: Set among 600 acres of tropical woodland, this picturesque refuge contains 49 rooms, a dozen of which lie steps from the white sand beaches. Rooms don't have phones or televisions, which adds to the resort’s off-the-grid feel. What's included: Though meals aren’t included in rooms’ base rates (they’re available through an add-on plan), there is an array of gratis activities at your disposal, including non-motorized water sports (snorkeling, windsurfing, kayaking), tennis, and guided botany hikes. ( Courtesy of Anse Chastanet)

Le Blanc Spa Resort Cancún, Mexico About the resort: This adult-only haven lies on a stretch of white sand between two translucent bodies of water: The Nichupte Lagoon and the Caribbean Ocean. Aromatherapy bath salts and pillows are two of the thoughtful amenities that come standard in guest rooms. What's included: You won’t have to spend a penny beyond the cost of your room to enjoy the five-star cuisine and beverages, all spa services, off-site archeological tours, Jack Nicklaus golf course, and personal training sessions in the fitness center. (Courtesy of Le Blanc Spa Resort)

Jade Mountain Soufrière, St. Lucia About the resort: The sister property to Anse Chastanet, this resort boasts an even more over-the-top setting—and not just because it sits higher on the hillside. All 24 suites showcase panoramic views of the Caribbean from their private, glass-tiled infinity pools, and you can also spy the Pintons Mountains, which have been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What's included: Guests can indulge in all the same activities offered by Anse Chastanet, plus yoga, a fitness center and trainers, and cooking classes with the resort’s chef. Meal plans, which include drinks as well, must be purchased separately. (Courtesy of Jade Mountain)

MalaMala Game Reserve, Sabi Sand Kruger National Park, South Africa About the resort: Operating continuously for more than 50 years, this private reserve spans three camps on 33,000 acres. The Sand River cuts through a large swath of the property and draws out the area’s animals, which include lions, elephants, and leopards. What's included: A reservation at any of the lodges' 33 suites affords the usual safari amenities (all meals and snacks, tea and coffee, day and evening game drives, exploratory walks), as well as transportation to and from the reserve. <a href="http://www.cntraveler.com/daily-traveler/2012/10/all-inclusive-hotels-top-rated-readers-choice-awards#slide=1">See more of The Best All-Inclusive Resorts on CondeNastTraveler.com</a> (Courtesy of MalaMala Game Reserve)