All Inclusive Golf Greece
Four signature courses, five star resorts and the Messinian coast, all within one estate at Costa Navarino. Greek golf is concentrated in the southwest Peloponnese, and that focus makes it the perfect all inclusive golf week.
Photo: The Dunes Course, Costa Navarino, via Google.
Who this trip suits
An all inclusive golf holiday in Greece really means one place: Costa Navarino, the sustainable resort estate on the southwest coast of the Peloponnese that holds almost all of the country's serious golf. Far from a limitation, that concentration is the appeal. Four signature courses, several five star hotels, spas, beaches, restaurants and the warm Ionian Sea all sit within one beautifully run estate, so you can play world class golf, eat and relax without ever leaving the property. With half board and all inclusive dining packages available, the cost is largely settled before you arrive.
It suits couples and groups who want premium golf and a relaxed, fuss free resort week in one place, and families and mixed groups where not everyone plays, since the resort has far more than golf to fill the days. Messinia is also one of the most beautiful and least crowded corners of Greece, with the old town of Pylos, the Navarino Bay and the ruins of Nestor's Palace nearby for the days you want to explore. We match the resort to the group and arrange the rounds, the board basis and the transfers. For more see our Greece guide.
The courses to build it around
| Course | Designer and note | Par and yardage |
|---|---|---|
| The Dunes Course | Bernhard Langer with European Golf Design, Greece's first signature course | Par 71, about 6,581 yards |
| The Bay Course | Robert Trent Jones Jr, holes along the Bay of Navarino | Par 71, about 5,422 yards |
| The Hills Course | Jose Maria Olazabal, set above the coast | Par 72, about 6,280 yards |
| International Olympic Academy | Jose Maria Olazabal, panoramic Ionian views | Par 72, about 6,961 yards |
Course details verified June 2026 from Costa Navarino and Troon. The Dunes is a Bernhard Langer design, the Bay a Robert Trent Jones Jr course, and the Hills and the International Olympic Academy courses are both by Jose Maria Olazabal. Packages and access vary by season, so always confirm directly before booking. Check tee time availability.
A sample week
Day 1, arrive at Costa Navarino
Fly into Kalamata, a short transfer to the resort, settle into the room and an evening by the sea on your board basis.
Day 2, The Dunes Course
The opening round on Bernhard Langer's Dunes Course, Greece's first signature layout, rolling through the coastal dunes and olive groves.
Day 3, resort and beach day
A day off the course: the Anazoe spa, the beaches, a boat on Navarino Bay or the old Venetian town of Pylos.
Day 4, The Bay Course
The Robert Trent Jones Jr course, with its holes along the historic Bay of Navarino and views across three contrasting landscapes.
Day 5, the Olazabal courses
Up to the hills for the International Olympic Academy or the Hills Course, the two Jose Maria Olazabal layouts with panoramic Ionian views.
Day 6, free day or extra round
A second go at a favourite course, or a day exploring Messinia, before a last dinner on the estate.
Day 7, fly home
A relaxed last morning by the pool before the transfer back to Kalamata for the flight home.
Indicative package range
| Trip level | Per head, indicative | What it tends to include |
|---|---|---|
| Value | From about €1,800 to €2,400 | W or Westin room, half board, three rounds and transfers. |
| Premium | About €2,600 to €3,500 | Higher room category, all inclusive dining, four rounds, buggies. |
| Luxury | About €4,000 and up | The Romanos suites, the full course card and the best of the estate. |
Best time to book. The Peloponnese plays nearly year round, with spring and autumn the sweet spots for warm, settled golf, high summer hot but lively, and winter mild and good value. The shoulder seasons are the busiest for golf, so reserve the resort and the tee times well ahead. For the full hand built trip, send the brief below or compare with society golf trips to Greece.
Plan an all inclusive Greece golf holiday
Tell us roughly when, how many are travelling and the board basis you want, and one concierge costs the whole trip to the head, matches the resort and replies within one working day, with no obligation.
Frequently asked
Why is Greece good for an all inclusive golf holiday?
Greek golf is concentrated almost entirely at Costa Navarino in the southwest Peloponnese, and that focus is exactly what makes it work as an all inclusive trip. Four signature courses, by Bernhard Langer, Robert Trent Jones Jr and Jose Maria Olazabal, sit within one sustainable resort estate alongside five star hotels, spas, beaches and dining, so you can play world class golf and never leave the property. With half board and all inclusive packages available, it suits couples and groups who want premium golf and a relaxed resort week in one place.
Which courses does Costa Navarino have?
Costa Navarino has four 18 hole signature courses. The Dunes Course, designed by Bernhard Langer with European Golf Design, was Greece's first signature course. The Bay Course is a Robert Trent Jones Jr design with holes along the historic Bay of Navarino. The Hills Course and the International Olympic Academy Golf Course are both designed by Jose Maria Olazabal, set above the coast with panoramic views. The four give a full week of varied, high quality golf within the estate.
How much does an all inclusive golf holiday in Greece cost in 2026?
Costa Navarino is a premium resort. Indicative 2026 packages with a five star room, half board or all inclusive dining, several rounds and transfers typically land from around 1,800 to 3,500 EUR per head for a week, excluding flights, with the W and Westin resorts at the sharper end and The Romanos at the top. Green fees and packages move with the season. Always confirm directly before booking.
When is the best time to play golf in Greece?
The Peloponnese is a year round golf destination, with the sweet spots in spring, from April to June, and autumn, from September to November, when the days are warm and settled. High summer is hot, so most golfers play early, and winter is mild with the occasional wet day, a popular escape from colder northern Europe. Spring and autumn give the best balance of weather, conditions and resort buzz.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Course facts and indicative figures verified June 2026. Last reviewed June 2026.