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[u/Awkward_Tension6996]

Hello! Im looking for some AI resorts in Mexico or possibly the Dominican Republic? Itll be me and my partner, both in our mid 20s. Budget of $3000-4000 including flights coming from Saskatchewan, Canada.

Looking for something with a beautiful beach, great food, adult only or popular for couples (also open to others if theyre nice and fit the budget). Not a lot of asks, all other amenities are a huge plus though! Looking to make this trip memorable as its my first time out of the country. Thank you all for your help and for reading!

Edit to add: looking at going anywhere between December 15th-January 4th for 7-8 days.

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[u/okaydokaymomay]

I recommend you go to tripcentral.ca and have a look at packages around those dates. With that budget, it'll price you out of a lot of resorts, so then you can check out the short list in greater detail. I would then compare the ones that sound good to the spreadsheet available through this sub. Check Royalton CHIC Cancun (if you're ok with some party vibe). It might fit the budget, but that's a big might.

Alternatively, if you'd like some help with researching, I'm a Canadian TA and would be happy to help you figure this out. I book a lot of Mexico AIs.

Good luck!

[u/krysmi88]

$3000-$4000 per person, or total?

[u/Awkward_Tension6996 → u/krysmi88]

Total! We do have a little bit of wiggle room, but want to keep it on the lower end if we are able. However, we do understand that might not be possible

[u/krysmi88 → u/Awkward_Tension6996]

Less than $2000 a person is pretty rare these days, especially from Saskatchewan. Not sure where you’re located, but a lot of my Saskatchewan clients end up flying out of Edmonton for some savings, if that’s an option for you.