Greece All Inclusive Holidays 2026/2027
From Crete's huge beaches and Venetian old towns to medieval Rhodes, green Corfu, easy-going Kos and the turquoise coves of the Ionian Islands, Greece gives you dozens of different holidays inside one country. Compare the islands, discover the resorts and find an all inclusive hotel that suits the way you actually want to travel.
Why Choose Greece For An All Inclusive Holiday?
The biggest advantage of Greece is choice. The challenge is deciding which island or mainland region gives you the holiday you actually want.
Not One Destination – Dozens Of Different Ones
A Greece all inclusive holiday can mean a large family resort in Crete, a beach hotel close to Rhodes Town, a quieter Ionian escape, an aquapark holiday in Kos or a mainland resort in the Peloponnese.
The islands differ enormously. Crete is large enough to offer historic cities, mountain scenery, long beaches and major resort areas within one trip. Rhodes combines its medieval capital with Lindos, beaches and large resort hotels.
Corfu and Kefalonia feel greener and more scenic, while Kos is compact and easy-going and Zante mixes family resorts with famous coastal scenery.
All Inclusive Without Missing Greece
Greece is a destination where it is worth using all inclusive as a convenient base rather than treating the hotel gates as the edge of the holiday.
Have breakfast and pool days at the hotel, then leave room for harbour evenings, old towns, boat trips, beaches, tavernas, archaeological sites and inland villages.
The right balance gives families predictable meal costs while still allowing them to see something of the island they have travelled to. For couples, it means easy resort days without sacrificing the atmosphere that makes Greece different.
Greece At A Glance
Featured Greece All Inclusive Hotels
These current hotel choices cover Crete, Rhodes and Corfu, giving you three very different Greek holiday styles.
Creta Maris Resort
A large Hersonissos resort for families and couples who want pools, dining, entertainment and extensive facilities while keeping one of Crete's livelier resort areas within reach.
Check AvailabilityLindos Imperial Resort & Spa
A Kiotari choice for visitors who want the hotel to provide a major part of the holiday while still being able to plan a day exploring Lindos or another part of Rhodes.
Check AvailabilityValmar Corfu by Louis Hotels
A Corfu option for families and couples wanting a more relaxed Ionian Island atmosphere, with green hills and coastal scenery providing a different feel from Crete or Rhodes.
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Compare Kos, Zante, Parga, Kefalonia, Corfu and the Peloponnese.
Akti Coast Club
A relaxed Marmari choice for travellers who want beach days, pools and an easy-going Kos atmosphere.
Check AvailabilityWhite Olive Marine Aquapark
A Tingaki family hotel for children who want slides and pool fun alongside Kos beach days.
Check AvailabilityDiana Palace
An Argassi base for travellers wanting a resort atmosphere while keeping Zante Town and the wider island accessible.
Check AvailabilityNinos Grand Beach Resort
A quieter coastal choice around Kanali for travellers wanting a mainland Greece holiday with easier access to the Parga region.
Check AvailabilityIonian Sea Hotel & Aqua Park
A Lixouri-area option for families wanting aquapark fun alongside the beautiful west-coast landscapes of Kefalonia.
Check AvailabilityFiloxenia Hotel
A Tsilivi choice for families who want one of Zante's established resort areas close enough for easy beaches and evening walks.
Check AvailabilityCanvas by Mitsis Messonghi
A Corfu option around Moraitika for travellers who want a gentler island pace with the coast and resort facilities close by.
Check AvailabilityAldemar Olympian Village
A large Peloponnese resort for travellers wanting a beach holiday on mainland Greece rather than a traditional island stay.
Check AvailabilityWhich Greek Island Is Right For You?
The island matters just as much as the hotel.
👨👩👧👦 Big Family Choice
Choose Crete for a huge range of hotels, beaches, resort areas and days out.
🏰 History & Beaches
Rhodes combines a UNESCO-listed medieval town, Lindos, beaches and established resorts.
🚲 Easy-Going Island
Kos is relatively compact and particularly suited to relaxed beach holidays, cycling and easy resort days.
🌿 Green Scenery
Choose Corfu for hills, olive trees, attractive bays and Venetian-influenced Corfu Town.
🐢 Families & Famous Coast
Zante combines family resorts with striking coastal scenery and the island's protected loggerhead turtles.
💙 Scenic Escape
Kefalonia suits couples and families wanting quieter scenery, dramatic beaches and a slower pace.
⛵ Mainland Charm
Parga offers colourful waterfront scenery, beaches and access to mainland Greece.
🏛 Mainland History
The Peloponnese is a strong alternative if you want beaches and resort hotels mixed with major historic sites.
Best Greek Islands & Regions For All Inclusive Holidays
These destinations each offer something genuinely different.
Crete
Crete is Greece's largest island and one of the strongest choices for travellers who want a proper all-round holiday rather than a small-island escape.
The north coast contains major resort areas around Heraklion, Hersonissos, Rethymno and Chania, while the interior rises into mountains and traditional villages.
Crete also has exceptional historic depth. The Minoan site of Knossos, Venetian influences in towns such as Rethymno and Chania and the island's traditional villages give you plenty to do away from the beach.
Families benefit from the hotel choice, while couples can easily combine resort days with old towns, food and road trips.
Rhodes
Rhodes is one of the most complete Greek islands for a package holiday. You can spend one day at a large beachfront hotel and the next walking through one of Europe's great medieval old towns.
Rhodes Old Town is UNESCO-listed and preserves the powerful legacy of the Knights of St John. Farther south, Lindos combines whitewashed streets with an acropolis high above the coast.
Resort areas such as Kiotari and Kolymbia provide the larger all inclusive hotels, while Faliraki offers a livelier holiday scene.
Rhodes works particularly well for families and couples who want strong resort facilities without sacrificing cultural sightseeing.
Kos
Kos is flatter and more compact than many larger Greek islands, which gives it an easy-going character and makes cycling unusually popular.
Beach resorts such as Marmari and Tingaki suit travellers who want long, relaxed days by the sea, while Kos Town combines a harbour, restaurants and layers of ancient history.
The island is a strong family choice because distances are manageable and there are several hotels built around pools and aquapark-style facilities.
Couples may also like Kos if they want an island that feels easy to explore without spending hours driving from one end to the other.
Corfu
Corfu feels noticeably greener than many Aegean islands. Olive groves, cypress trees, hills and small bays give the island a softer landscape.
Corfu Town adds an important cultural dimension, with Venetian influences, fortresses, narrow streets and elegant architecture.
Around the coast, resorts range from lively to very quiet, meaning hotel location matters considerably.
Corfu works particularly well for couples and families who want beach days but also appreciate scenery and places worth exploring by car.
Zante
Zakynthos – commonly called Zante by British holidaymakers – combines developed holiday resorts with some of Greece's most recognisable coastal scenery.
Tsilivi is a strong family base, Argassi provides convenient access to Zante Town, while Laganas is much livelier and particularly associated with nightlife.
The island's marine environment is especially important because loggerhead turtles nest around parts of the south coast.
Boat trips are a major part of the experience, giving visitors access to caves, coves and dramatic coastal scenery.
Kefalonia
Kefalonia suits travellers who prefer dramatic island scenery to large resort centres.
Mountain roads, pine-covered slopes, clear-water coves and villages give the island a very different atmosphere from busier Crete or Rhodes.
Lixouri provides access to the Paliki peninsula, while other parts of the island include well-known scenery around Myrtos, Assos and the Melissani area.
Families can still find resort hotels, but Kefalonia is particularly rewarding for couples and anyone prepared to explore by car.
Parga
Parga sits on Greece's north-west mainland coast but has the visual appeal people often associate with the islands.
Colourful buildings rise around the waterfront beneath the castle, while beaches and boat trips create an easy holiday rhythm.
The surrounding Epirus region gives visitors opportunities to explore beyond the coast, making Parga a good choice for couples who want scenery and a smaller-scale atmosphere.
Peloponnese
The Peloponnese offers a completely different Greek holiday. Instead of island-hopping, travellers can combine coastal resort stays with some of the country's most important historic landscapes.
Ancient Olympia is one of the region's headline sights, while the wider peninsula contains beaches, mountains, traditional towns and archaeological sites.
Resort hotels around the western Peloponnese suit families who want all inclusive convenience but also like the idea of seeing mainland Greece.
Don't Let All Inclusive Stop You Trying Greek Food
Greece is one of those destinations where leaving the hotel for a local meal can add something important to the holiday.
Look for tavernas serving grilled fish, souvlaki, Greek salads, local cheeses, vegetables, olive oil dishes and regional specialities. What you find will change from island to island.
Crete has a particularly strong regional food identity, while the Ionian Islands have their own Venetian-influenced traditions. Harbour towns across the islands are ideal places for an evening meal beside the water.
All inclusive gives you convenience; it doesn't mean every meal has to be eaten at the hotel.
Greece All Inclusive Holidays With Children
💦 Aquapark Hotels
Kos, Crete, Rhodes, Zante and other major islands have family properties built around splash areas, slides and multiple pools.
🏖 Beach Days
Choose the resort carefully because Greece has everything from sandy family beaches to pebble coves and rocky swimming areas.
🚤 Boat Trips
Boat excursions are one of the easiest ways to turn a beach holiday into an adventure without requiring a long day of sightseeing.
🏰 History
Older children can explore places such as Rhodes Old Town, Knossos or Ancient Olympia instead of spending every day around the pool.
🍴 Easy Meals
All inclusive can simplify family mealtimes while still allowing you to try a taverna when everyone wants something different.
🌅 Easy Evenings
Many Greek resort towns are ideal for gentle evening walks, ice creams, harbour visits and relaxed family meals.
Greece For Couples
Rhodes
Ideal if you want historic evenings in Rhodes Town, days around Lindos and a wide choice of beach hotels.
Corfu
A strong choice for couples who value greenery, scenic drives, small bays and Corfu Town.
Kefalonia
Better for couples looking for a slower pace, dramatic scenery and independent exploring.
Crete
Choose Crete when you want enough beaches, food, history and scenery to fill a longer holiday.
Parga
Attractive for couples wanting a smaller harbour town and mainland Greece rather than a large island resort.
All Inclusive Plus Exploring
Use the hotel for easy breakfasts and pool days, then spend selected evenings in tavernas or exploring an old town.
Things To Do On A Greece Holiday
Greece rewards travellers who combine resort days with a little exploring.
Island & Coast
- Take a boat trip to hidden coves and beaches.
- Explore Lindos while staying in Rhodes.
- Spend an evening in Corfu Town.
- Visit smaller beaches away from the main resort.
- Explore Kefalonia by car.
- Walk around Kos Town and its harbour.
- See the coastline of Zante from the water.
History & Culture
- Walk through Rhodes Old Town.
- Explore Knossos while staying in Crete.
- Visit Rethymno or Chania old town.
- Explore Ancient Olympia in the Peloponnese.
- Eat in a traditional Greek taverna.
- Visit inland villages away from the resort coast.
- Spend an evening around a harbour or old town.
When Is The Best Time To Visit Greece?
🌼 May
May is excellent for sightseeing and increasingly warm beach days, with resorts becoming fully active without peak summer heat.
☀️ June-August
Peak beach season brings the hottest temperatures, longest days and busiest family holiday atmosphere.
🍂 September
September is one of the strongest months for couples and families who can travel outside the main school-holiday rush.
🌤 October
Southern islands such as Crete and Rhodes can remain pleasantly warm, although weather becomes less predictable later in the month.
Greece Weather – Temperature & Sunshine By Month
These are broad beach-holiday averages. Greece covers a large area, so Crete, Rhodes, Corfu and mainland Greece do not all have identical weather.
Weather figures are approximate general averages and not forecasts. Conditions vary significantly between northern Greece, the Ionian Islands, the Aegean and southern islands such as Crete and Rhodes.
Is All Inclusive Worth It In Greece?
Easy Family Budgeting
Included meals, selected drinks and snacks make daily spending easier to predict.
Excellent Resort Choice
Greece has everything from large five-star complexes to smaller family-oriented hotels.
Great For Pool Days
On hot summer days, having meals and refreshments within the hotel can make the holiday much easier.
Don't Stay Trapped Inside
Greece is worth exploring. Make room for old towns, tavernas, boat trips and villages.
Choose The Island First
A brilliant hotel on the wrong island for your interests may still give you the wrong holiday.
Check What's Included
Drinks, snacks and speciality restaurant access vary between hotels, so always read the current provider information.
Greece All Inclusive Holidays FAQs
Which Greek island is best for families?
Crete, Rhodes, Kos and Zante all have strong family resort options. Crete gives you the widest overall variety, while Kos is particularly easy-going and compact.
Which Greek island is best for couples?
Rhodes suits couples wanting history and beaches, Corfu is strong for scenery, and Kefalonia suits travellers looking for a quieter island escape.
Is Crete good for all inclusive holidays?
Yes. Crete has one of Greece's biggest selections of large resort hotels and also offers enough history, beaches and scenery for travellers who want to explore beyond the hotel.
Is Rhodes good for families?
Yes. Rhodes combines large resort hotels, family beaches and sightseeing options including Rhodes Old Town and Lindos.
Is Kos a good family island?
Yes. Kos is relatively compact, has established beach resorts and a good choice of family-friendly hotels.
Which is greener: Corfu or Rhodes?
Corfu generally has the greener Ionian landscape, while Rhodes combines pine-covered areas with a drier southern-Aegean climate.
Is Greece good in October?
Southern islands such as Crete and Rhodes can still offer pleasant conditions in October, particularly earlier in the month, although the weather becomes less reliable than in summer.
Is Greece a winter-sun destination?
Not in the same way as the Canary Islands or Egypt. Most Greek beach resorts are strongly seasonal, with the main package-holiday period running from spring into autumn.
Should I choose the hotel or the island first?
Choose the island and resort first. Crete, Rhodes, Kos, Corfu and Kefalonia offer very different experiences, so location can matter more than a small difference in hotel facilities.
Find Your Greece All Inclusive Holiday
Choose Crete for maximum variety, Rhodes for medieval history and large resorts, Kos for an easy-going family break, Corfu for green scenery, Zante for beaches and boat trips, or Kefalonia for a quieter island escape. Then compare the hotel that fits your chosen destination.