What Are The Best All-Inclusive Resorts In The Caribbean For Families?

The best all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean for families offer a seamless blend of relaxation and adventure, ensuring an unforgettable vacation experience. Hudsonfamily.net is here to guide you through selecting the perfect destination that caters to every family member’s desires, from pristine beaches to exciting activities. By choosing wisely, you can create lasting memories with all-inclusive family vacations, resorts with kids clubs, and top-rated family accommodations.

1. Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

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Tamarijn Aruba all-inclusive room offers a serene retreat with modern amenities and a comfortable atmosphere, perfect for relaxing after a day of beach activities.

What We Like: Located along a serene stretch of Eagle Beach, Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive boasts a prime oceanfront location plus an abundance of kid-friendly activities and amenities, like a state-of-the-art kids club and biking, snorkeling, and pickleball.

What to Consider: The kids club is only open on weekdays.

Families can soak up the sun at Tamarijn Aruba, which happens to be on Travel + Leisure’s list of the best all-inclusives in Aruba. Kids ages 4-12 can stay, play, and eat free at the Sea Turtles Club, where they’ll enjoy crafting, face painting, movie screenings, bingo, kite-making, and tie-dye.

Meanwhile, adults can post up on the beach or at one of the five pools — or indulge in a spa treatment (for an additional charge)— before regrouping for family-friendly fun like biking, snorkeling, pickleball, tennis, and basketball. A stay here also grants you access to 11 restaurants and nine bars (including options at sister property Divi Aruba), meaning picky eaters of all ages have plenty of choices. And each guest room has a private balcony or a patio so you can enjoy those beautiful Caribbean views.

A free stay for children under two is also offered at the resort, while $100 per night is charged for kids between 3 and 12.

According to research, family vacations contribute significantly to stronger family bonds and improved communication. A study by the American Psychological Association (APA) in July 2023 indicated that families who travel together regularly report higher levels of satisfaction in their relationships (APA, 2023). Tamarijn Aruba provides an ideal setting for these bonding experiences with its diverse range of activities and amenities.

“I stayed at The Tamarijn with friends, and there was nothing like starting and ending the day on the balcony, listening to the sound of the waves crashing on the shore directly in front of our room,” said T+L contributor Jacquline Dole.

1.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: All food and drink, activities, and gratuities
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 4-12
• Location: Oranjestad, Aruba
• Rates: Start at $688 per night based on two adults (3-night minimum)
• Loyalty program: No

2. Beaches Turks and Caicos

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Beaches Turks and Caicos aerial view showcases its stunning beachfront, multiple pools, and vibrant resort layout, offering a glimpse into a luxurious family vacation destination.

What We Like: This all-inclusive has everything you could ever want or need for a fun-filled family vacation: 18 restaurants, dozens of complimentary activities, a massive water park, and complimentary kids club programming for children ages 0-17.

What to Consider: Since the resort is pretty crowded, you must wake up early to secure beach chairs for the whole family, or book a villa that comes with a personal butler who can arrange that for you.

Beaches Turks and Caicos offers a 45,000-square-foot water park, 18 restaurants, 10 sparkling swimming pools, and miles of sugar-sand beaches. Little ones can mix and mingle with their favorite Sesame Street characters and participate in fun activities with them such as baking with Cookie Monster, and making puppets with Bert and Ernie. The kids camp offers specialized, complimentary facilities for children of all ages, including an Infant Program (ages 0-2), a Toddler Program (ages 3-4), a Navigators Program (ages 5-7), the Adventurers Program (ages 8-10), a Tweens Program (ages 11-14), and Teen Program (ages 15-17). Beaches is also a Certified Autism Center with specially trained staff to support children with specialized needs.

The 758-room property is divided into five villages, which makes its sprawling size feel a little less overwhelming. While you can’t go wrong with any of the room categories, larger families will appreciate the ultra-luxe three- and four-bedroom villas, which include private butler service. Upon check-in, villa guests are given a personal cell phone through which they can communicate with their butler and request everything from restaurant reservations to breakfast served on their porch.

“I was genuinely floored by how many places there are to eat — the food options can satisfy picky eaters and those looking for fine-dining options,” said Anna Popp, an associate editor at T+L.

However, reservations are suggested as tables at popular restaurants such as Kimonos, a lively Japanese Teppanyaki spot, Schooners, a beachfront seafood restaurant, and the Mediterranean Neptunes, fill up pretty quickly.

2.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Unlimited drinking and dining, gratuities, unlimited land sports, non-motorized water sports, scuba diving, water park access
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 0-17
• Location: Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
• Rates: Start at $421 per adult per night and $61 per child per night (3-night minimum)
• Loyalty program: Sandals Select Rewards

3. Royalton Negril, Autograph Collection

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The restaurant at Royalton Negril features elegant decor and a welcoming ambiance, offering a diverse culinary experience for guests to enjoy during their stay.

What We Like: Set on a secluded stretch of sand, Royalton Negril, Autograph Collection offers spacious all-suite accommodations and active pursuits like non-motorized water sports and tennis.

What to Consider: Spa access isn’t included.

All ages will enjoy a stay at the sun-soaked Royalton Negril, Autograph Collection — take it from me. Even though my family stayed at the attached adults-only sister property, the Hideaway at Royalton Negril, we shared many amenities, including activities, bars, and restaurants.

Dining highlights include the excellent buffet with a separate kids section for comfort classics like chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks, a coffee and gelato shop that serves up refreshing sweet treats, and a lively hibachi eatery where singing and dancing are very encouraged.Other dining highlights include Calypso, a bright eatery specializing in West Indies cuisine, and Hunter Steakhouse, which offers prime cuts and sommelier-curated bottles. For an additional charge, you can also indulge in a seven-course chef’s table experience.

While you sip tropical cocktails at the swim-up bar or enjoy the spa, children ages 4-12 can play at the kids club, and adolescents can play video games, ping pong, and tennis at the teen club. The beach area on the family-friendly side is expansive and hosts non-motorized water sports like Hobie Cats and paddle boards.

At the end of an action-packed day, retreat to your luxury suite. The family suites are especially popular because they have privacy doors between the sofa area and the main room, and the bathrooms have Jacuzzis for an extra-luxe touch. I recommend splurging on The Diamond Club, which includes butler service. Helpful staff members are on hand to reserve beach chairs, deliver food and drinks, and arrange dinner reservations — which comes in handy in the peak season around the holidays when groups trying to secure large tables line up at the restaurants.

3.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Unlimited dining and drinking, daily entertainment and nightly shows, water sports, splash pad
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 4-12
• Location: Negril, Jamaica
• Rates: Start at $392 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: Marriott Bonvoy

4. Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa

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Grand Palladium Jamaica’s colonial-style architecture stands out with its elegant design, offering a blend of historical charm and modern luxury for a memorable stay.

What We Like: This newly renovated hotel stands out for its sleek rooms and suites, ample activities and amenities, 20-plus drinking and dining venues, and sparkling swimming pools, including Jamaica’s largest.

What to Consider: The property’s large size means lots of walking.

Fresh off a multimillion-dollar renovation, Grand Palladium Jamaica in Montego Bay will delight you with five pools, 10 restaurants, and 17 bars, and a seemingly endless amount of complimentary activities and entertainment offerings such as live reggae bands, kids Olympics, non-motorized water sports, and mini golf.

The main pool — said to be the largest in Jamaica — is a stunning infinity pool, overlooking the beachfront, and the children’s pool includes a water park. The property also has a Baby Club for kids 1-3 years old, a Mini Club for children ages 4-12, and the Black & White Junior Club for tweens and teens. We’d be remiss not to mention the newly refreshed rooms and suites, averaging over 700 square feet, each featuring contemporary decor and furnishings, nautical accents, private terraces, and hydromassage bathtubs. The new suites also feature private 161-square-foot pools and furnished patios.

“I visited the Grand Palladium Jamaica in September 2023 after it underwent a $27.5 million renovation. The resort sticks to its name by being truly grand… [It] strikes a nice balance of lively party and serenity, allowing guests to really make their own adventure,” said T+L senior visual editor Taylor McIntyre.

4.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Drinking and dining, daytime and evening entertainment, kids activities, non-motorized water sports, gratuities
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 1-17
• Location: Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Rates: Start at $331 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: Palladium Rewards

5. Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa

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A woman enjoys the lazy river at Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa, highlighting the resort’s relaxing water features and family-friendly environment.

What We Like: This all-inclusive resort is ideal for adventure-seeking families and boasts a mile-long beach, a sprawling paintball course, and St. Lucia’s largest water park.

What to Consider: The water can be a bit choppy since the property is located on the Atlantic side of St. Lucia.

At Coconut Bay Beach Resort and Spa, three of the five pools are designed for families: the zero-entry Splash Pool with its sloping entrance, the Activity Pool, where you and your fam can play volleyball, and the Splash Plunge Pool. The property is also home to the island’s largest water park — CocoLand, which boasts slides and a lazy river.

It gets better: The resort is home to a 30,000-square-foot paintball course for those 13 and older. There are also eight a la carte and buffet restaurants, ranging from the oceanfront fine dining La Luna to the casual The Jerk Treehouse serving juicy pork and chicken, seven bars, and a mile-long white-sand beach where you can play volleyball, throw horseshoes, go kitesurfing, and partake in action-packed water sports. Other activities and entertainment offerings include reggae lessons, themed beach parties, karaoke, tennis, and basketball. Caretakers may also send little ones ages 3-12 to the CocoLand Kidz Klub.

Splash, the family-friendly accommodations wing, offers spacious ocean-facing rooms and suites with private patios and separate seating areas, including connecting units for larger groups.

For an additional fee, adults can indulge in some R&R at the resort’s Sanctuary Spa — enjoy a vanilla and coconut essence massage in one of the private oceanfront cabanas.

5.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Unlimited drinking and dining, accommodations, water park, daytime and nighttime entertainment, gratuities
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages three months to 12 years old
• Location: Vieux Fort Lighthouse, St. Lucia
• Rates: Start at $622 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: Preferred Club

6. Club Med Punta Cana

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Colorful buildings at Club Med Punta Cana create a vibrant and lively atmosphere, enhancing the overall vacation experience with their tropical charm.

What We Like: With unlimited land and water sports like sailing and trapeze, and a brand-new water park, Club Med Punta Cana appeals to active families.

What to Consider: There are only three restaurants.

Club Med Punta Cana spans 100 oceanfront acres and is Club Med’s flagship family-friendly property. There’s something for everyone here. The value-packed amenities, like complimentary sailing lessons and a state-of-the-art circus and trapeze facility, blew me away. These are just a few of the over 30 activities included in your stay, including archery, pickleball, snorkeling, kayaking, and tennis and dance lessons.Most recently, the resort debuted the largest Club Med water park with over 20 slides, play zones, and other features. This is part of the resort’s renovations, which, in 2025, will also bring a newly revamped lobby, refreshed dining venues, and a new coconut-inspired guest room category, all slated for completion by September 2025.

I admit I didn’t travel here with children, but I was impressed with the kid- and family-friendly programming, including exclusive spaces like a dedicated pool. Baby Club Med and Petit Club Med are available for kids 0-2 and 2-3, respectively. Mini Club Med, suited for ages 4-10, offers activities like sailing and archery lessons. There’s also Teen Club Med (ages 11-13) and Chill Pass Club Med (ages 14-17). If you’re traveling with a big crew, stay in one of the newly renovated, tropical-inspired two-bedroom family suites.

The resort has three restaurants (the main one, Samana, will be closed until September 2025 for renovations), but there’s enough food variety to satisfy every palate — Hispaniola is a Caribbean-style beach eatery with several food stations and decor inspired by the Dominican Republic’s music and festivals.

6.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: All drinking and dining, unlimited land and water sports, gratuities
• Kids Club: Free for children ages 4-17; club for ages 0-4 is an additional cost
• Location: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Rates: Start at $218per person per night
• Loyalty program: Club Med’s Great Members program

7. Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana

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Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana aerial view showcases its expansive resort layout, featuring multiple pools, lush landscaping, and stunning beachfront access, perfect for a luxurious family vacation.

What We Like: Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana is a luxurious family-oriented resort with spacious all-suite accommodations, plus noteworthy amenities like a massive water park, open-air theater for nightly performances, and a 14,000-square-foot fitness center.

What to Consider: Restaurants and bars can get quite crowded and may require a long wait to be seated.

Located in Punta Cana’s swanky resort area, Cap Cana, this all-inclusive resort occupies over 40 oceanfront acres on Juanillo Beach and has ample amenities, including a water park complete with a lazy river, five slides, and water cannons; several infinity pools, a stunning beach area, and 15 restaurants, bars, and lounges.

The kids and teens clubs offer interactive activities, supervised games, foosball, and even VR simulators. During the day, you can partake in non-motorized water sports and volleyball before enjoying family-friendly music and dance performances in the evening at the outdoor amphitheater.

Dining options range from a lighthouse-inspired Caribbean seafood spot with outdoor seating by the pool and a beachfront eatery focusing on healthy foods to a casual sports bar with pool tables.

The property offers 375 suites, divided into over a dozen categories that include king-sized beds (or you can ask for double beds), separate living rooms, and private balconies. You can also upgrade to the Club Level experience, which will get you access to an exclusive lounge with table games, appetizers, and premium drinks; discounts on spa services, late check-out when available, and access to the Club pool.

Henley Vazquez, T+L A-list travel advisor and Fora co-founder, describes the property as “popular with advisors and travelers because it has incredible activities for kids during the day — including great water slides — and lovely amenities for adults, too.” Additionally, “The rooms are beautiful, the food is great, and you can fly directly into Punta Cana, which makes it convenient, too.”

7.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Food and drink, water park access, land and non-motorized water sports, live entertainment
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 3-17
• Location: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Rates: Start at $525 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: World of Hyatt

8. Curtain Bluff

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The guest suite at Curtain Bluff features elegant decor, a spacious layout, and stunning ocean views, offering a luxurious and comfortable retreat for discerning travelers.

What We Like: This serene 72-room resort is unique because it offers both non-motorized and motorized water sports at no additional cost. Plus, it has not one but two private beaches.

What to Consider: There are no performances or lively nightlife activities besides live music during dinner.

The World’s Best Award-winning Curtain Bluff in Antigua is unique because it offers an intimate and refined feel — which is rare for anall-inclusive property. The property, which is part of Relais&Chateaux, has just 72 rooms and suites, all with oceanfront views, spacious outdoor areas, marble bathrooms with tubs, and some feature amenities like private plunge pools and separate living rooms. With two private beaches, families have plenty of room to roam out on the sand and partake in over a dozen activities, including kayaking, boat tubing, and water skiing. Cee Bee Kids Camp is great for kids ages 3-10 who like to craft, sail, and snorkel.

The stunning Sea Grape restaurant treats guests to open-air seating, prime sea views, and an elegant dinner menu of Italian and Antiguan flavors (guests 13 and up are welcome for dinner, while lunch is for everyone). The Tamarind serves daily breakfast and dinner, focusing on locally caught seafood, prime cuts, and pasta. A kids menu with over ten options is also available.

“What I love about Curtain Bluff is that when they say all-inclusive, they mean all-inclusive — even the water sports!” says Vazquez. She continues, “You can go and read a book on the beach while your kids are learning how to sail at no additional cost.”

8.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: All meals and drinks, water sports, land activities
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 3-10
• Location: Old Road, Antigua
• Rates: Start at $1,185 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: No

9. Jumby Bay Island

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The pool and deck area at Jumby Bay offer a serene and luxurious escape, with pristine waters and comfortable lounging spaces perfect for relaxation and family enjoyment.

What We Like: Jumby Bay Island feels like your very own private oasis — and that’s because it is.

What to Consider: It’s definitely a splurge — rates start at over $2,300 per night.

Serenity-seeking families need not look further than this pristine private island resort in Antigua, accessible only via boat. A World’s Best Award winner, Jumby Bay Island spans 300 acres, “giving kids lots of space to explore safely and families plenty of room to run, bike, and play without worries of disturbing couples,” Vazquez says. You and your family can wakeboard, sail Hobie Cats, or go snorkeling, and the Camp Jumby Pavilion offers kid-friendly fun and games, including relay races, water sports, bake-offs, and musical instrument lessons.

The property, which is part of the Oetker Collection, recently unveiled its new beach club, and it is just as exclusive as the resort itself. Located on an uninhabited white-sand island a short ferry ride away, The Hut, Little Jumby has intimate cabanas and beach huts with sunbeds, sofas, and private bar areas, in addition to an all-day dining restaurant and entertainment.

The resort also expanded its Veranda Bar, while the Sand Bar now has a new sushi bar and lounge area.

Feel free to bring the whole family — aunts, uncles, and cousins included. “The accommodations range from rooms and suites to huge estates, so whether it’s a smaller family in need of a room plus a rollaway, a multi-gen looking for the flexibility of space, or a group who loves the privacy of a villa but the services of a hotel, you’re covered,” Vazquez says.

The resort also added butler services to its villas in 2024, so whether you want to plan a fun scavenger hunt for your kids or need help unpacking, your butler is a call away.

9.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: All-day dining, drinks, water sports, land activities, gratuities
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 3-11
• Location: Jumby Bay, Antigua
• Rates: Start at $2,350 per night based on two adults
• Loyalty program: No

10. Turtle Beach by Elegant Hotels

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A guest room in Turtle Beach offers a comfortable and stylish retreat, featuring modern amenities and a relaxing ambiance for a delightful vacation experience.

What We Like: Located on a prime stretch of sand in Christ Church, this all-inclusive includes an impressive kids club, non-motorized water sports, and dance lessons to keep families entertained for hours.

What to Consider: The property doesn’t offer multi-bedroom suites.

On the southern shore of Barbados, this all-inclusive Marriott resort is among the island’s best. While some families are happy to lounge poolside or on the beach all day, others may prefer more action. This property has you covered. Think cricket, crafting, dance lessons, tennis, and non-motorized water sports. Little ones can splash around in the dedicated children’s pool, get active in the jungle gym, or the beloved Fly Fishing Club, which offers a variety of activities for kids 4-12 years old.

Other highlights include five dining venues, including the beachfront Sand Trap restaurant serving Caribbean dishes with a Mediterranean twist set against the stunning backdrop of the turquoise sea. But most importantly — kids of all ages can cool off with a cone or a milkshake at the resort’s ice cream parlor. As part of Elegant Hotels’ Dine Around Program, guests can also enjoy complimentary dining at the resort’s sister all-inclusive hotels on Barbados’s West Coast.

Turtle Beach’s spacious all-suite accommodations vary from junior suites with a sitting area and a pullout sofa, and a private patio with garden or ocean views to an ocean view suite with a separate bedroom, a living room area with another king-sized bed, and breezy island-inspired decor and a private balcony or a terrace,

10.1. The Details:

• Inclusions: Dining, non-motorized water sports, land sports, gratuities, Wi-Fi, golf at Barbados Golf Club
• Kids Club: Free, available for children ages 3-11
• Location: Christ Church, Barbados
• Rates: Start at $257
• Loyalty program: Marriott Bonvoy; Turtle Beach Rewards Program

Navigating All-Inclusive Resorts: What Families Need to Know

Planning a family vacation to an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean involves understanding various aspects to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Here are some critical factors to consider:

1. Understand the Different Pricing Structures

One of the primary considerations when booking an all-inclusive resort is understanding its pricing structure. According to Henley Vazquez, a T+L A-list travel advisor, “While some all-inclusives can be a great deal, they don’t all equate to a less-expensive trip. For instance, when booking online, all-inclusives are priced based on occupancy, so if you’re booking a room for two but you’re a family of four, the room price will change.”

• Occupancy-Based Pricing: Be aware that the initial price you see may be based on double occupancy. The cost increases with each additional family member. Always enter the correct number of adults and children to get an accurate quote.
• Children’s Rates: Some resorts offer reduced rates or even free stays for children below a certain age. It’s essential to check the specific policies of each resort regarding children’s pricing.
• Hidden Fees: Always inquire about potential hidden fees or additional charges for services not explicitly included in the all-inclusive package.

2. Read the Fine Print

The term “all-inclusive” can vary significantly between resorts. It’s crucial to understand exactly what is included in your package to avoid surprises during your stay. Vazquez explains, “’All-inclusive’ does not mean the same thing everywhere. For example, some properties might exclude water sports or certain beverage options, so be sure to read the fine print”

• Activities and Entertainment: Check if water sports (motorized vs. non-motorized), access to kids’ clubs, and other recreational activities are included.
• Dining and Beverages: Confirm which restaurants, bars, and types of beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are part of the package. Some resorts may have premium dining options or top-shelf liquors that require an additional fee.
• Gratuities: Verify whether gratuities for staff are included. Some resorts add service charges, while others may expect guests to tip separately.

3. Check for Seasonal Amenities

Availability of certain amenities, activities, and facilities may depend on the time of year.

• Water Sports: Some water sports, such as kitesurfing or windsurfing, may only be available during specific months due to weather conditions.
• Kids’ Clubs: Check the operating hours and availability of kids’ clubs, as they may have reduced hours or be closed during off-peak seasons.
• Special Events: Find out if any special events, themed parties, or seasonal activities are scheduled during your visit.

By keeping these considerations in mind, families can better navigate the complexities of all-inclusive resorts and plan a vacation that meets their needs and expectations.

Maximizing Your Family Vacation: Tips for All-Inclusive Caribbean Resorts

To ensure your family vacation at an all-inclusive Caribbean resort is as enjoyable and stress-free as possible, consider these additional tips:

1. Plan Activities in Advance:

   • Research the resort’s daily schedule and book activities, excursions, and spa treatments ahead of time. This is especially important for popular options that may fill up quickly.
   • Consider activities that cater to different age groups and interests within your family.

2. Pack Appropriately:

   • In addition to swimwear and sunscreen, pack comfortable walking shoes, casual evening wear, and any necessary medications.
   • Don’t forget essentials like insect repellent, hats, and sunglasses to protect against the Caribbean sun.

3. Stay Connected:

   • Check the resort’s Wi-Fi availability and consider purchasing an international data plan if necessary.
   • Download useful apps for navigation, communication, and entertainment to keep everyone connected and engaged.

4. Stay Safe and Healthy:

   • Drink bottled water and avoid consuming ice from unknown sources to prevent stomach issues.
   • Apply sunscreen regularly and seek shade during peak hours to avoid sunburn.
   • Be aware of your surroundings and take precautions against theft or other security concerns.

5. Embrace the Local Culture:

   • Take advantage of opportunities to experience the local culture through excursions, cooking classes, or cultural performances.
   • Learn a few basic phrases in the local language to enhance your interactions with the staff and community.

By following these tips, you can create a memorable and rewarding family vacation at an all-inclusive Caribbean resort. Remember to relax, enjoy the beautiful surroundings, and cherish the quality time spent with your loved ones.

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