All Inclusive Family Holidays to Greece

Our family resort options focus on hotels with dedicated children's pools, kids' clubs and buffet restaurants that cater for younger eaters.

• Crete: Crete offers some of the largest family resort complexes in Greece, with long sandy beaches on the north coast around Malia and Agios Nikolaos. Arrivals usually land at the island's main airport, and transfers to the eastern resorts typically take around an hour depending on traffic. Our view is that Crete suits families who want a big choice of pools, sandy shoreline and day trips to ancient sites, though the drive between resorts can be long if you plan to explore widely. You can compare Crete holidays with other options before you decide.
• Corfu: Corfu has sandy beaches and shallow bays that shelve gently into the water, which many parents find reassuring with younger children who are still learning to swim. Resorts on the island's east coast are often close to calm bays, and the island's main town is a short drive away for an evening meal out. The trade-off is that Corfu's beach resorts can be quieter in the shoulder months, so we recommend checking which facilities are open before you travel. Browse Corfu holidays to see which resorts suit your group.
• Rhodes: Faliraki sits roughly 15 km from the island's main town and offers resort facilities, water parks and a lively beachfront that suits families with older children. Ixia, close to the town, is a calmer alternative with sandy beaches and easy access to the medieval Old Town by bus or taxi. We think this island works well for families who want a combination of resort comfort and a historic day out within reach of the hotel. Explore Rhodes holidays for a fuller choice of stays.
• Naxos: Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades and offers a quieter family resort experience than the busier islands, with beaches and a relaxed harbour town. Resorts on the island tend to be smaller, so families should expect fewer kids' club programmes but more space on the beach. The island suits parents who value calm evenings and simple beach days over large entertainment schedules.
• Chalkidiki: Chalkidiki is a peninsula with three finger-shaped headlands and sandy beaches that shelve gently into the sea, which makes it a strong choice for families with younger children. The regional airport is the main access point, and transfers to the resorts on the peninsula are generally straightforward. Our recommendation is to choose a resort on the middle or western headlands if you want shallow water and resort facilities close to the sand, the same brief our Greece All Inclusive Holidays deals are built around.