All Inclusive Holidays to Greece in June

Island stays in June give you warm seas and ferry-linked day trips, with the emphasis on distinct character from one island to the next.

• Crete: Islands in June: Barbati is a laid-back village on the north-east coast of Kerkyra, where June brings warm sunshine, calm turquoise coves and quiet tavernas serving fresh grilled fish. Days are spent on uncrowded beaches, with easy walks through olive groves and the chance to watch sunsets over the Ionian Sea. It is an ideal base for travellers seeking a relaxed Greek island break away from the busier resorts. It is exactly the brief our Crete holidays deals are built around.
• Corfu: Corfu is a green island in the Ionian Sea with sandy beaches on its east and west coasts and Venetian architecture in its old town. Flights from several UK airports make it one of the more accessible Greek islands for a short June break, and the island is closer to Italy and Albania than most Greek islands. The landscape is greener and more humid than the Cyclades, which suits guests who like shade and gentle hikes. The main compromise is that its weather is a little cooler and wetter than the southern Aegean islands early in the season. It is exactly the brief our Corfu holidays deals are built around.
• Mykonos: Mykonos is a cosmopolitan Cycladic island with whitewashed windmills overlooking the harbour, a famous waterfront area and a lively nightlife scene alongside many beaches. Flights from the capital take under an hour, which keeps the transfer simple. June is warm and the sea is ready for swimming, though the island fills up quickly as summer progresses. We suggest it for guests who want beaches and evenings out, with the understanding that prices and crowds run higher than on quieter islands.
• Paros: Paros is less crowded than its famous neighbours and has a traditional harbour town at its main port, plus beaches along the west coast. Ferries connect the island with the mainland, which makes it a good middle option for guests who want Cycladic character without the peak-season crowds. June is pleasant for beach days and waterfront dining, and the island feels more relaxed in the evenings. Choose it for a balanced island stay where you can still reach the sea easily.
• Milos: Milos is a volcanic Cycladic island with coloured rock formations and beaches that are quieter than many of its neighbours, and ferries connect it with the mainland. It suits independent travellers who want to explore coves and small villages rather than resort strips, and June is a good month for it because the sea is warm and the season is still building. The limitation is that it has fewer large all inclusive hotels, so the choice of package options is narrower, which is why we often point guests towards the same brief our Santorini holidays deals are built around. We recommend it for guests who prioritise scenery and a slower pace.