All Inclusive Family Holidays to Croatia

Our all inclusive family resorts in Croatia are chosen for their pools, kids' clubs and easy access to the sea, so there is always something to do between meals.

• Brac island (Bol): The compact centre is easy to explore on foot, and the ferry crossing from the mainland port is a manageable day trip when the children want a change of scene. The trade-off is that Bol is quieter in the evenings than the bigger resorts, so families wanting late nightlife should look elsewhere. Browse our Croatia Family Holidays options for a relaxed all inclusive stay.
• Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik suits families who want an all inclusive base near a historic walled city, as the old quarter is pedestrian only and its walls can be walked as a circuit of roughly 2 km. Resorts a short taxi or shuttle ride from the old quarter give older children plenty to explore, while younger ones can rest by the pool. Summer evenings in the old quarter can be crowded, so we suggest visiting early in the day with the family. Explore our Dubrovnik holidays for a strong choice when culture and sea views matter as much as the buffet.
• Split: Split is a lively working city built around Diocletian's Palace, and its waterfront promenade is compact and walkable with cafés and gelato along the seafront. Resorts within reach of the city centre let families combine beach time with a ferry day trip to nearby islands, the same kind of itinerary our island holiday deals are built around. The city is busier and warmer than quieter coastal villages, which suits families who enjoy urban energy. We recommend it for holidays where the children want variety and the adults want easy access to ferries. It is exactly the brief our island holiday deals are built around. It is exactly the brief our Hvar holidays deals are built around.
• Istria (Porec): Porec on the Istrian coast offers resort-style hotels with pools, sheltered bays and a flat promenade that suits pushchairs and scooters. This lively seaside settlement is a practical base for families who want an all inclusive stay without long transfers, and the wider Istrian peninsula is a short drive for day trips, the same brief our Croatia Luxury Holidays deals are built around. The downside is that it is less dramatic than the Dalmatian islands, so families chasing island scenery may prefer another area. For a calm, sheltered coastal holiday, we think it is a sensible pick.
• Hvar: Hvar's waterfront is lively in the evenings, and its fortress above the harbour gives a memorable view, but its nightlife and yachting scene make it a better fit for families with older children than for toddlers. Ferries from the mainland port reach the island in a reasonable time, and island beaches offer good sunshine. Accommodation can be more expensive in peak months, so we advise booking early. For travellers who want a sociable island base with a quieter, more grown-up feel, the same brief our Croatia Adults Only Holidays deals are built around, Hvar is a strong option.