Skip to content
Malu.Uk

Malu.Uk

Malu.Uk

Malu.Uk

Black Friday sale alert: Sandals and Beaches Resorts launch biggest sale of the year

Posted on November 26, 2024 By malu


Since Beaches Resorts and Sandals Resorts have released their Black Friday sales early, I’m sharing them with you ASAP. There’s a lot to love about the offer: The discounts and perks are big (details below) and the window for travel stretches through the end of 2025. But you’ll need to book between now and the end of Friday to reap the savings from this big sale.

Beaches’ Black Friday Sale 

Beaches Resorts’ Black Friday offer is available at all three of its family-oriented all-inclusive resorts: Beaches Ocho Rios, Beaches Negril in Jamaica plus Beaches Turks and Caicos. The breakdown of the offers is:

  • Up to 65% off regular rates at all three resorts for stays of three nights or longer. 
  • One free night at Beaches Negril when you book six or more nights or at Beaches Ocho Rios when you book seven or more nights. 
  • An additional discount depending on the number of nights. So it’s $400 stays of seven nights or more, $335 off six nights, or $135 off three nights. 
  • You can also get a credit of $600 for airfare by booking flights through the resort.

The validity window varies a bit by offer, but all are for travel through sometime in December 2025. The additional discount and air credit deal has some blackout dates for holiday periods. 

Sandals’ Black Friday Sale

Sandals Resorts’ Black Friday sale is similar to the suite of deals offered by Beaches but with a little more savings:

  • Up to 65% off regular rates at all three resorts for stays of three nights or longer.
  • Additional savings depending on resort and number of nights. So at most participating Sandals resorts, you’d get $225 off three nights and somewhere between $605 and $1,000 off seven-night stays. 
  • One free night at at participating Sandals resorts when you book a stay of seven nights or longer. So essentially, six paid nights gets you seven nights.
  • You can also get a credit of $500 for airfare by booking flights through the resort when you stay seven nights or longer.

Bonus: Last minute holiday sale for travel this December

If you’ve been meaning to make travel plans for the holiday season this year but haven’t gotten around to it, you’re a genius because both Sandals and Beaches are offering a free night on four and five night stays during Christmas week. Book by December 3 to get this deal.

Which resort: Beaches or Sandals?

Beaches has exceptional offerings for families, but is also great for couples and adult groups (I went on a long weekend with my two sisters and had a fantastic time). There are currently three Beaches resorts, two of which are in Jamaica: Beaches Ocho Rios, Beaches Negril in Jamaica plus Beaches Turks and Caicos. 

Sandals, which is adults-only and geared toward blissfully relaxing beach vacations for couples, delivers an upscale all-inclusive experience at its 17 resorts in some of the Caribbean’s most beautiful beach destinations.

RIGHT FIT FOR YOU: How to choose the best Beaches Resorts

Here’s what’s true about both Beaches and Sandals: More than most, they’re all-inclusive resorts that feel ultra-generous, and include, among other things, water and land sports, specialty restaurants, and premium spirits. I’m particularly impressed with the included Scuba offerings. 

Who is this sale best for?

If you’re a Beaches or Sandals return visitor, you know that these are good deals and that these resorts offer a lot of value for money. And if you’ve always wanted to try out the brand (or you’re an all-inclusive first timer), this is a smart place to start: not paying full price and having a full year to travel. Note that the biggest savings come from stays of seven nights, but that you can still save on shorter stays of even three nights.

More from FamilyVacationist:

Some products are sent to us for free and some visits are hosted, with no incentive to offer a favorable review. If you buy an item through a link on our website, we may earn a commission.

made by humansAt FamilyVacationist, we’re parents and travel experts who use our real-world, real-person travel expertise to help you make great decisions about travel. Here’s why that matters.



Travel

Uncategorized

Post navigation

Previous post
Next post

Related Posts

Uncategorized

Disneyland’s 70th anniversary starts May 16, plus more 2025 at Disneyland dates to know

Posted on December 6, 2024

Next year is set to be a big one for the Disneyland Resort. Walt Disney’s original park will celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2025 a nearly year-and-a-half-long celebration. Festivals will take over Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, new nighttime shows will light up the sky, and the return of fan-favorite…

Read More
Uncategorized

The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Death Valley National Park

Posted on April 20, 2025

Death Valley National Park is easily one of the most unique environmental areas in the United States. Not only does it boast a diverse range of wildlife and landscapes—from dry deserts to towering mountaintops—but it also holds several impressive records. It’s home to the lowest point in North America at…

Read More
Uncategorized

20 Best Amusement Parks in the World

Posted on August 28, 2024

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of being strapped into a roller coaster for an exhilarating ride. If you’re an amusement park fan, you’re familiar with the fun and magic theme parks can provide for the whole family. As park enthusiasts ourselves, we’ve put together this list of the world’s…

Read More

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

  • The Ultimate Guide for 2026 – Black Propeller
  • How to Build a Firm Clients Can Recognize and Trust – Black Propeller
  • How to Turn Local Search Visibility Into Service Calls – Black Propeller
  • What You Still Control Now That Meta Automates the Rest – Black Propeller
  • Strategy, Costs, and Benchmarks – Black Propeller
©2026 Malu.Uk | WordPress Theme by SuperbThemes