WestJet Vacations Adds Royalton Vessence Barbados to Caribbean Portfolio

August 24, 2026 Team Contributor

TORONTO– WestJet Vacations has one of the most comprehensive lineups of bundled and all-inclusive travel packages tailored to the Caribbean. Now it’s expanding its Caribbean offering with the addition of Royalton Vessence Barbados, an adult-oriented Autograph Collection all-inclusive resort.

The all-inclusive resort sits elegantly along the sunny shores of Barbados’ Platinum Coast, and it is just 30 minutes from Grantley Adams International Airport.

Featuring 220 artistic yet tranquil rooms, this island retreat is designed for pure renewal. Step out to turquoise waters, indulge in local Caribbean-inspired dining, and experience a seamless blend of style and serenity.

Resort highlights include:

• 220 elegantly designed rooms and suites, including swim-out and Diamond Club™ accommodations

• 13 dining venues featuring international, French, Asian fusion, Italian, Indian, Mexican and Caribbean-inspired cuisine

• Four bars, including a swim-up bar, social bar and rooftop Diamond Club™ lounge

• Two pools, including one exclusively for Diamond Club™ guests

• Daily activities, evening entertainment and a late-night swim experience

• Non-motorized water sports, kayaking, fitness classes and wellness activities

• The Royal Spa, offering massages, beauty treatments and a hydrotherapy circuit at an additional cost

• 24-hour room service and all-inclusive dining and beverages

Situated in Holetown, the resort puts guests steps away from high-end boutiques and local lifestyle spots, making it easy to experience the lively charm of Barbados.

When should you visit the place?

For Canadian travellers looking to escape the winter freeze, the best time to visit this Holetown resort is during the dry season from December to April. That’s the time when Barbados offers reliable sunshine and comfortable temperatures.

To make planning seamless during these peak winter and March Break months, WestJet Vacations offers convenient flight-and-resort bundles.

Alternatively, Canadians seeking better value and fewer crowds can target the shoulder season in May and June, or look to summer and fall packages to experience the island’s lush landscapes and vibrant festivals like Crop Over.

For those who prefer a little extra guidance when mapping out their itinerary, it’s here.

Find the right travel advisor for helpful insights and answers to common planning questions to help tailor the ideal Barbados getaway.

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