Greece with kids

Greece with Kids

FAQ - frequently asked questions about vacationing in Greece with kids

Yes absolutely, Greece is very child-friendly.

The Greeks are known for their hospitality and positive attitude towards children. Families are welcome everywhere.

Most restaurants and hotels are geared towards families and there are many amenities.

No, compared to other countries in the EU, Greece offers good value for money for family travel.

In taverns, you can generally eat more cheaply than in other European countries.

Accommodation is available in all price ranges, from budget apartments to luxurious hotel resorts. Free or inexpensive extra beds are often available for children.

Local car rental companies often offer rental cars at favorable conditions and public transport is relatively inexpensive.

Overall, Greece has good medical care.

In the larger cities of Greece you will find hospitals, in smaller towns doctors or smaller clinics.

There are many family-friendly islands in Greece. The most popular family destinations are Crete, Rhodes and Corfu. There you will find beautiful beaches, child-friendly accommodations and great sights.

For a family vacation in Greece, the months of May/June and September/October are particularly suitable. Then it is pleasantly warm, but not too hot and crowded as in the summer months.

When traveling with school-age children, the Easter and autumn vacations are particularly suitable.

As a rule, the season on the popular islands runs from April to October.

In Greek taverns you will find a variety of child-friendly dishes such as souvlaki, gyros and pasta. Sometimes there are children’s menus, but often the Greeks share the dishes at the table.

Yes, there are many activities for children of all ages in Greece. In summer you will find water parks on the beaches. You can also visit museums and zoos as well as historical sites with children.

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