All Inclusive Holidays from Birmingham to Greece

Our all inclusive resorts from Birmingham cover the mainland and island bases that suit a full board holiday, each with its own pace and setting.

• Rhodes: Rhodes is a strong choice for an all inclusive stay because the resort areas at Faliraki and Ixia have sandy beaches, large hotel complexes and buffet dining built around guests on full board. Faliraki sits roughly 15 km from the island's capital, so you can keep your resort days relaxed and still reach the medieval Old Town for a day out when you want a change of scene. The trade-off is that the busiest resort strips can feel lively in peak season, so we suggest choosing a hotel further from the main strip if you want quieter evenings. We think Rhodes offers one of the most dependable all inclusive formats in Greece. It is exactly the brief our Rhodes holidays deals are built around.
• Corfu: Corfu is well suited to all inclusive stays because its resort hotels are often set on the island's east and west coasts, with sandy beaches and shallow bays that work well for families and couples alike. Corfu Town, the main settlement, is a short journey from many resorts, giving you Venetian streets and a fortress to visit between days by the water. Because the island is greener and more wooded than many Greek islands, the scenery feels different from the typical whitewashed resort. The main limitation is that some of the most dramatic coastline is reached by road, so we recommend checking transfer times when choosing your hotel. It is exactly the brief our Corfu holidays deals are built around.
• Crete coast: Malia on the north coast of Crete is a long-established all inclusive resort area with a sandy beach, a busy promenade and a wide range of hotels offering full board options. It is a practical base if you want easy access to restaurants and shops without travelling far from your room, and the resorts are generally a short ride from the island's main airport. The downside is that the strip can be busy and noisy in summer, so it suits guests who enjoy an active resort rather than a secluded retreat. For a straightforward all inclusive week on a larger island, we find Malia consistently reliable.
• Chalkidiki: The regional airport is the main access point, so the transfer to the resort is typically a drive along the coast rather than a long ferry or domestic connection. The area is quieter than the big island resorts, and the hotels tend to be lower-rise and more spread out. The limitation is that nightlife is more limited, so this is best chosen for relaxed family stays rather than late nights out.
• Mykonos: Mykonos is an island choice for all inclusive guests who want beaches and a lively evening scene, with resorts spread along its coastline and a short drive to the island's main town, the same brief our Greece Luxury Holidays deals are built around. Its whitewashed windmills and Little Venice waterfront are reachable for an evening out, while the beach resorts offer full board arrangements with pool and beach access. Flights from the capital to the island take under an hour, so the onward journey from Birmingham is usually made via the capital. Prices on the island tend to be higher than on many other Greek islands, so we advise comparing the board basis carefully.