All Inclusive Holidays to Greece in February

Resort-based all inclusive stays in February are limited to a small number of properties that remain open through the quieter months.

• Hersonissos: Hersonissos on the north coast of Crete is one of the few Cretan resort towns with a sizeable number of hotels operating through winter, which gives you a genuine choice of all inclusive properties in February. Its position around thirty minutes from the island's main airport makes the transfer straightforward, and the town has a working harbour and restaurants that stay open. The trade-off is that the beaches are cool and mostly empty, so this is a resort for walking, eating well and exploring the island rather than lounging by the pool. Choose it if you want resort convenience in February with a bit of local life around you. It is exactly the brief our Greece All Inclusive Holidays deals are built around.
• Rhodes Town: Rhodes Town combines a working port with the medieval Old Town, which remains fully open and is one of the best-preserved walled cities in the Mediterranean. Hotels in the town and nearby Ixia provide all inclusive options that run through winter, although the number of rooms available is smaller than in the summer months. Expect cool days and a quieter seafront, but the Old Town is lively enough that you will not feel stranded. This suits couples who want history, good food and a relaxed February break with an all inclusive board. It is exactly the brief our Rhodes holidays deals are built around.
• Kos Town: Kos Town sits on the Dodecanese island of Kos and has a sheltered harbour, a lively promenade and a compact historic centre with Ottoman and Venetian architecture. A number of all inclusive properties stay open in the cooler months, usually on the outskirts of town, so check the hotel list carefully before booking. The town is a short drive from the airport, which keeps transfers simple. Choose Kos Town if you want a mild winter stay with good access to the wider Dodecanese.
• Lassi: Lassi on the Kefalonia coast sits in the Ionian Islands, where winter is somewhat milder than in the Aegean, and a handful of hotels stay open for guests seeking a quiet all inclusive break. Its coves and small bays look very different from the summer scene, with fewer boats and more space to walk. The main drawback is that transport beyond the village is limited, so you will rely on hotel-arranged trips or hire a car. This is a good pick for travellers who value peace and scenery over nightlife.
• Agios Nikolaos: Agios Nikolaos on the east coast of Crete is a small harbour town built around a lake, with a handful of hotels that offer full board through the winter. The lakeside setting and compact centre make it pleasant to explore on foot even in cooler weather. Transfers from the airport take roughly an hour, which is worth factoring into your arrival day. We would suggest this for those who want a small-town feel with a dependable base for day trips across the island.