Top 10 All-Inclusive Resorts with Waterparks in Greece

·One of the strongest all-inclusive dining models in Europe.

Ikos Odisia sits on a serviced bay at Dassia on Corfu, and its headline number is ten heated pools plus separate splash parks for children. Eight restaurants and six bars sit behind that, and the childcare runs from six months old through to seventeen, which is a wider band than almost anything else in our Greek catalog. The beach is calm and Ionian rather than dramatic; the resort is what people come for.

·True all-inclusive product

Creta Maris is a village-scale family all-inclusive at Hersonissos, for families who want 17 pools and a Blue Flag beach 25 minutes from the plane. It has 676 rooms, seven restaurants, nine bars and six snack points, a water park, and Hersonissos itself within a walk. The pools and the family programme are what it scores highest on, and the resort's size is the price of them.

·Excellent food program with multiple à la carte restaurants and local Dine Out options.

The Corfu Ikos, set on a private beach and bay backed by green hills. Same winning hand, Michelin-starred dining, the dine-out program at local restaurants, and a proper kids' club that makes it work for families. Lush, polished, and easy. Best May through October.

·Strong water-park appeal

Grecotel Marine Palace is a family all-inclusive at Panormos on Crete, for families whose week is a water park with a beach attached. It is about an hour from Heraklion, with seven pools, a Poseidon-themed aqua park with a lazy river, and twelve food and drink outlets inside the plan. The layout is a resort village, and the aqua park sits up a hill from the sea area.

·Major water-park and pool appeal for families.

·Strong official LUXME all-inclusive concept.

·Strong family amenities

·Strong Premium All Inclusive program.

·A four-star all-inclusive in Lakkopetra, Greece. Tap through for photos, current rates, and the full what's-included breakdown.

·Excellent all-inclusive dining and premium drinks.