Greek Holidays

All Inclusive Greece Holidays – Islands, sunshine and proper ‘everything handled’ resorts – Discovering Greece for All Inclusive

From the Ionian to the Aegean, Greece is made for hassle-free escapes. The big win: you will find true all inclusive and ultra all inclusive resorts across the main islands and coasts-Crete, Corfu, Kos, Rhodes, Halkidiki and Zante-so meals, drinks, activities and most day-to-day decisions are already sorted. Later on, we include an all inclusive style option for travellers who prefer boutique towns or Old-Town character stays. No matter what type of Greek holiday you want, we’ve got it covered.



 

Top Resorts for Greece All Inclusive Holidays

 

Villa holidays in Greece

Renting a holiday villa in Greece for a relaxed and easy option to appreciate the easy-going Greek life. See the links below where you can book a villa; wheter you are booking for adults only, family villa or villas with pool around the Islands of Greece – available during April, May, June, July, August, September & October.

Searh the Greek Islands for your next holiday

Corfu, Crete, Kefalonia, Kos, Lefkas, Rhodes, Skiathos,  Meganissi, Parga, Paxos, Pelion Area, and Zante

Where the best all inclusive resorts are (top picks by area)

• ✔️ Halkidiki (mainland north) – Ikos Olivia sets the standard with a premium programme, a Dine Out option at selected local restaurants, multiple à la carte venues, pool / beach service and even a complimentary day’s Tesla drive on some plans.
• ✔️ Crete (north coast) – Grecotel LUX ME White Palace runs the brand’s LUXE All inclusive Living®: 6–7 restaurants, patisserie & gelateria, late-night snacks to 03:00, premium drinks, wine tastings and kids dine-free zones.
• ✔️ Corfu (east coast) – Ikos Dassia is a luxury all inclusive with Michelin-influenced dining, a wide restaurant count, pools for all ages and dine-out partnerships-regularly praised for raising the bar on Greek all inclusive.
• ✔️ Kos (south coast) – Mitsis Blue Domes Resort & Spa offers a 24-hour, ultra-inclusive style with 10+ pools, many restaurants and bars, kids facilities and a Blue-Flag beach-great for families who want choice built in.
• ✔️ Rhodes (south) – Adults seeking serenity should look at Mayia Exclusive Resort & Spa, a polished, adults-only all inclusive noted for standout dining, spa and sleek design near Kiotari.
• ✔️ Zante (Laganas / Kalamaki area) – Domes Aulūs Zante runs a modern Cool-Inclusive® concept: dine-around à la carte access, all-day branded drinks, beach / pool service and an optional Cool Living tier with exclusive lounge and extras.

What ‘all inclusive’ typically covers in Greece

Expect buffet and à la carte dining, snacks, softs and local alcohol (often many premium brands), kids clubs, evening entertainment and non-motorised water sports. Some brands add clever perks-Ikos Dine Out in local restaurants, wine tastings and late-night snacks with Grecotel LUX ME or VIP lounge access via Domes Cool Living. Always check the exact inclusions and bar hours for your chosen resort.

Beach days, culture nights

Do a classic resort day-calm Blue-Flag sands, pools, snacks on your lounger-then head out for a sunset wander: Venetian harbours in Chania, Old Town lanes in Rhodes or Corfu, hilltop villages on Kos or wine / olive-oil tastings almost everywhere. Greece makes it easy to mix resort ease with real local flavour.

Who it suits

• ✔️ Families: kids clubs, splash zones, show nights and relaxed buffet hours built in.
• ✔️ Couples: adults-only options, spa time, dine-around evenings.
• ✔️ Food lovers: Michelin-linked menus and dine-out programmes in certain brands.
• ✔️ Activity fans: tennis, SUP, kayaks, fitness classes and resort-run excursions.

Getting there & easy planning

Direct UK flights run widely to Heraklion / Chania (Crete), Corfu, Kos, Rhodes, Zakynthos and to Thessaloniki for Halkidiki. Most resort areas are 20–60 minutes from the airport; packages that bundle flights + transfers + board keep it friction-free.

Prefer a boutique base? Try an all inclusive style Greece trip

If you would rather stay in a heritage quarter or small seafront village where classic all inclusive is rare (think Chania Old Town, Lindos lanes, Nafplio), you can still get the same ‘no-worries’ feeling:

• ✔️ Bundle the core: book flights, private transfers and a BB / HB hotel together.
• ✔️ Pre-plan meals: choose HB or secure a few fixed-price tavernas in advance.
• ✔️ Prepay experiences: add winery tours, boat trips or day-cruises before you travel.
• ✔️ Day-pass flexibility: some big resorts sell spa or beach-club passes-enjoy resort comforts without moving hotel.

This keeps the atmosphere you want while borrowing the best bits of all inclusive.

Quick resort short-list to start with

• ✔️ Ikos Olivia, Halkidiki (premium all inclusive with dine-out & extras).
• ✔️ Grecotel LUX ME White Palace, Crete (late-night snacks, patisserie / gelateria, wine tastings).
• ✔️ Ikos Dassia, Corfu (luxury all inclusive, standout food).
• ✔️ Mitsis Blue Domes, Kos (ultra-inclusive family mega-resort).
• ✔️ Domes Aulūs Zante (modern Cool-Inclusive, optional VIP tier)