Greece All Inclusive Holidays

The package normally covers breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, selected snacks, local soft drinks, draught beer, house wine and some locally produced spirits. Pools, poolside sunbeds and basic entertainment are usually included. Bottled drinks, fresh juices, imported alcohol, spa treatments, water sports and selected restaurants may cost extra.

There is no single programme used by every Greek hotel. One resort may include several bars, snacks and an à la carte dinner, while another may limit the package to the main restaurant and local drinks until a set time. Compare serving hours, participating outlets, drink brands and excluded services rather than relying on the label alone.

The package generally applies only inside the hotel. Independent taverns outside the resort are paid separately. An on-site à la carte restaurant may be included once per stay, offered at a discount or fully chargeable. Advance booking is often required, and drinks served with the meal may follow separate conditions.

Typical options include dispenser water, soft drinks, filter coffee, draught beer, house wine, local ouzo, brandy and a limited selection of basic cocktails. Imported brands, bottled wine, speciality coffee, fresh juices and beach-bar drinks may require payment. Complimentary service also usually ends at a fixed evening hour.

It can be, especially when the hotel provides simple meals, highchairs, snacks, ice cream and family-friendly restaurant hours. A separate children’s menu is not always available, so children may choose from the main buffet. Formula, baby jars, freshly prepared purées, babysitting and pushchairs are usually extra. Check whether food can be heated and whether the room has a fridge.