All-inclusive holidays in Greece: where, what is included and cost
All-inclusive in Greece suits families and anyone who wants to relax without thinking about every meal. Here is what matters before you choose.
- Most all-inclusive resorts are in Crete and Rhodes, plus Corfu, Kos, Zakynthos and Halkidiki; Santorini and Mykonos have few.
- A week for two without flights costs roughly €1,400–1,750 at three stars and €2,100–3,150 at four stars (January 2026 estimate).
- All-inclusive usually excludes excursions, spa, motorised water sports and premium drinks.
If you will spend most of your time at the hotel, all-inclusive can save money and decisions. If you want to explore and eat in tavernas, bed and breakfast usually works out better.
Where are most all-inclusive hotels?
According to Greek Trip Planner, mostly in Crete and Rhodes, with many in Corfu, Kos, Zakynthos and Halkidiki. Santorini and Mykonos have few.
| Destination | Why |
|---|---|
| Crete | Biggest choice, many family resorts |
| Rhodes | Beaches, big resorts, a great old town |
| Kos | Small and easy, many beach hotels |
| Corfu | Green and beautiful, family-friendly |
| Halkidiki | Close to Thessaloniki, calm seas |
For slides and waterparks see all-inclusive waterpark hotels.
What is included
Usually: three buffet meals, snacks, soft drinks and local alcohol, pools, a kids' club and evening entertainment.
Usually not: excursions, spa, motorised water sports, imported or premium drinks, and transfers unless booked as a package. Check whether à la carte restaurants are included and need booking.
Season
Most resorts open from April or May to October. June and September offer the best balance of warmth, sea and price. See Greece with kids month by month.
What does it cost?
Greek Trip Planner's January 2026 estimate for 7 nights for two, without flights:
| Hotel level | Approx. per week for two |
|---|---|
| 3 stars | €1,400–1,750 |
| 4 stars | €2,100–3,150 |
| 5 stars | €3,500–6,300+ |
Prices vary widely by month and room; July and August sit at the top. For flight packages see Greece holiday including flights.
All-inclusive or B&B?
All-inclusive pays off if you eat and drink at the hotel most of the time, especially with children. If you plan to hire a car and explore, B&B is often cheaper; taverna food in Greece is good value.
Kosher all-inclusive?
Regular all-inclusive hotels are not kosher. Seasonal kosher programmes run in summer and at Passover, usually full board. See kosher hotels in Greece and Passover in Greece.
FAQ
Where is best for all-inclusive in Greece? Crete and Rhodes have the most choice; Kos, Corfu and Halkidiki are good alternatives.
How much is a week all-inclusive in Greece? Roughly €1,400–1,750 for two at three stars and €2,100–3,150 at four stars without flights, per a January 2026 estimate.
Is alcohol included? Usually local alcohol is; imported and premium drinks cost extra.
Is there kosher all-inclusive in Greece? Not at regular hotels; there are seasonal kosher programmes, mainly in summer and at Passover.
