Beaches Resorts
Celebrates Autism Acceptance Month

Beaches All-Inclusive Resorts joins the world in celebrating World Autism Acceptance month which takes place every year from April 1-April 30.

The Caribbean’s first Autism Friendly Resort

Beaches Resorts is the first resort company in the world to attain the Advanced Certified Autism Center (ACAC) designation from the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). We are proud to offer families with children with autism and other special needs specialized services, engaging activities and custom dining options to ensure meaningful Luxury Included® experience for everyone!

Beaches Resort Partnership

Beaches Resorts celebrates its long-standing partnership with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES), a global leader in online training and certification programs with representation in over 40 countries. Their certification programs are the benchmark for those who work with cognitive disorders worldwide.

Certified Kid Camp

Advanced certified autism centers with trained team members catering to all children offering age-specific programs for infants, toddlers, pre-teens, and teens.

Beach Buddy

Guests can request a dedicated Beaches Buddy to be with their family member for their entire stay or just for a few hours in a sensory-friendly location of their choice. This service is for an additional fee.

Meet Julia

Say hello to Julia, our latest addition to the Sesame Street®cast and a sweet and curious four-year old girl with autism. She joins the Beaches family to show that all kids are amazing and hosts a fun open-ended art activity where kids can explore and experiment.

Culinary Concierge

Beaches offers up to 21 international restaurants per resort and our Culinary Concierge will help create custom menus that fit guests' family's special dietary needs, including allergy restrictions, gluten-free, and vegetarian and vegan options.

Sensory Guides

The guides allow guests to cater their on-resort experience based on the sensory sensitivities they may have. The resort areas are rated on a scale of 1-10 of sensory stimulation, that include public areas, pools, activities, dining options and sports, in addition to quiet areas.

To learn more visit https://bit.ly/3zQJVEb or call 866-547-5362.