

With many smaller resorts, all inclusive holidays to Greece can vary slightly from other popular destinations like Spain and Turkey. Airport transfers, check-in luggage and seat selection on the flight are sometimes included when the tour operator is also the airline like TUI or Jet2holidays. But if booking with travel companies like lastminute.com and loveholidays you'll need to add this on at an extra cost.
Generally all meals, soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks are usually included within an all inclusive package. Hotels can vary their offering though so always check to see what is included. Daytime snacks and ice creams may also be included which can be great for families, or kids who need to eat earlier in the evening.
Full Board Plus is an alternative option that some resorts may have instead of, or as well as an all inclusive board basis, especially with smaller resorts. Full Board Plus can often vary from hotel to hotel, so always check what's on offer, but usually it's something along the lines of all meals, plus drinks during meal times (soft drinks and local alcoholic beverages).
All inclusive can be ideal for families or groups who like to eat at different times or have different...tastes (we all know a child who's obsessed with a particular food!) One of the biggest cost worries for families can be how much they spend once they are away on holiday. The flights and hotel is paid for in advance, but then you have to think about food and drinks which can seriously add up. Going all inclusive ensures you can stick to your budget, minimising the extra costs while away. Many hotels now also have a dedicated kids buffet section too.
A true escape means not having to worry about anything, so for an adults only holiday in Greece, going all inclusive is not a bad choice. There are many hotels dotted around the islands. Try the Kairaba Mythos Palace in Corfu for an idyllic setting, or the gorgeous, beachfront resort of The Ixian Grand & All Suites in Rhodes.