Sandals unveils ‘Stay More, Save More’ promotion with big savings and perks

Sandals Resorts has unveiled its enticing “Stay More, Save More” promotion, designed to reward guests who extend their Caribbean vacations with generous instant credits, resort credits, and even a free night stay. The offer is valid for bookings made now through July 14, 2025, for travel from now until December 24, 2026.

- Advertisement -

Travelers booking stays of three nights or more can save instantly, with discounts increasing for longer visits. For example, three-night bookings qualify for up to $225 in instant credit, five-night stays can save up to $505 plus a $150 resort credit, while seven-night stays offer up to $1,000 off, a $300 resort credit, and one free night at select resorts.

Instant Credit Breakdown by Resort and Stay Length

Instant credit amounts vary by location and length of stay. Notable examples include:

  • Saint Vincent, Curaçao, Grenada, Barbados, Royal Bahamian: Up to $1,000 credit on 7+ nights; $225 for 3 nights

  • Grande Saint Lucian, Grande Antigua, Regency La Toc: Up to $635 on 7+ nights; $275 for 4 nights

  • Jamaican Resorts (Ochi, Royal Plantation, South Coast, Montego Bay, Negril): Up to $650 on 7+ nights; $225 for 3 nights

    Palooza 728x90

Credits apply to the base room rate in USD, excluding taxes and fees, and can be combined with other Sandals consumer savings promotions. However, group and industry rate bookings are not eligible.

Resort Credit Details

Guests staying at least five paid nights receive a $150 resort credit, while those with seven or more paid nights get $300. These credits are issued as vouchers upon arrival and can be redeemed for a variety of services such as spa treatments (subject to a 15% service charge), private candlelit dinners, room upgrades, scuba diving, photo shop digital images, and more.

Guests or travel advisors must register their booking within 72 hours on Sandals’ website to activate resort credits.

- Advertisement -
Uber Free Rides 728x90

Free Night Offer

For seven-night stays at select resorts and room categories, guests can enjoy a free additional night. Resorts participating in this offer include:

  • Sandals Montego Bay

  • Sandals Ochi

  • Sandals Royal Plantation

  • Sandals Regency La Toc

  • Sandals Grande St. Lucia

This free night promotion excludes last-minute deals and applies only to certain room types.

Additional Booking Bonuses and Terms

Bookings made directly through Sandals’ website or travel advisor portals earn an extra $100 web booking bonus. Call center bookings also qualify.

The promotion is subject to availability, blackout dates, and Sandals’ full terms and conditions. Offers have no cash value and cannot be transferred or combined with industry rates or contracted group bookings.

With savings up to 65% off alongside instant and resort credits, plus free nights for extended stays, this promotion presents a compelling opportunity for travelers to enjoy luxury Caribbean vacations at great value.

For full details and registration, visit www.sandals.com/staymore-savemore-registration.

More Stories

caribbean tourists vacation

How to plan Caribbean trips in hurricane season

The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season has a strong chance of above-normal activity. The official season runs from June 1 to November 30.  Planning Caribbean trips...
beaches resorts turks

Beaches unveils US$150m luxury village in Turks and Caicos, announces regional expansion

Beaches Resorts has unveiled its US$150 million Treasure Beach Village in Turks and Caicos, marking what executives describe as the beginning of a new...
Island Routes

Caribbean tourism shifts toward luxury, personalized experiences, Island Routes says

Luxury and personalization are increasingly shaping the future of Caribbean tourism, according to David Shields, Vice President, Groups & Private Experiences at Island Routes....
snowshoe tour

6 tips to stay warm and comfortable during a snowshoe tour

Being comfortable during the snowshoe tour is a matter of dressing properly, keeping yourself dry, drinking plenty of fluids, and moving at a good...
Edmund-Bartlett-Jamaica-Tourism-Restart-Recovery-Task-Force

Jamaica unveils new airline routes, $5 billion tourism investment push amid strong visitor growth

Jamaica’s tourism sector is poised for major expansion with new airline routes, billions in hotel investments, and a regional aviation summit on the horizon,...
Arajet

Arajet launches Mendoza–Punta Cana route, expanding Caribbean–South America air links

Dominican low-cost carrier Arajet has officially inaugurated its new direct service between Mendoza, Argentina, and Punta Cana, marking a further expansion of its regional...

Jamaica to host CTO Air Connectivity Summit in 2027 amid push for stronger regional airlift

Jamaica will host the second annual Caribbean Tourism Organization Air Connectivity Summit in Kingston on Feb. 23, 2027, as regional tourism leaders intensify efforts...
Calabria Basilicata

The ancient south: Driving through Calabria and Basilicata

There is a part of Italy that most travelers still pass over on their way somewhere else, and that is precisely why it remains...
Club Kingston

Club Kingston named Priority Pass Lounge of the Year for Latin America and Caribbean

The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) has lauded Club Kingston after it was named Priority Pass Lounge of the Year – Regional Winner for Latin...

Beaches Negril spotlights Sharon Rushie’s work supporting autism-inclusive family vacations

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, observed throughout April, Beaches Negril is highlighting the work of one of its longtime team members, Sharon Rushie,...

Latest Articles