The Westin Resort Costa Navarino

Guests can choose from Bed & Breakfast or Half Board, giving flexibility depending on how much dining you want included during your stay. Breakfast is always part of the package, and upgrading means you can enjoy a wider range of meals across the resort without needing to plan around restaurants each day.

Dining spans a generous mix of buffet restaurants, à la carte venues, bars and relaxed snack spots, all set across the beachfront grounds. Options range from casual poolside bites to more refined evening meals, with open‑air terraces and sea‑view settings that make the most of the resort’s location. Families can easily blend quick daytime snacks with more leisurely dinners, all within the same beautifully laid‑out resort.

The pool scene is one of the biggest draws, with large lagoon‑style pools set among lawns, gardens and sea views. Families have plenty of space to spread out, and there’s a dedicated aqua park‑style area with slides and a splash zone, giving children a fun, safe place to play while adults relax nearby. The beachfront setting means you can move easily between the pools and the long sandy beach, and the whole outdoor layout feels calm, natural and beautifully maintained.

Around the resort you’ll find an impressive range of facilities, from sports courts and a well‑equipped fitness centre to golf, tennis and peaceful walking routes through the landscaped grounds. There are also spa and wellness areas for downtime, plus quiet corners and shaded terraces that make the most of the coastal setting. Everything is designed to give families and couples plenty of choice in how they spend their days, without touching on entertainment or kids’ clubs.

Daytimes here have a really easygoing feel, with a mix of low‑key activities and more structured options depending on how much you want to join in. There are relaxed fitness sessions, sports, and gentle poolside activities, plus plenty of quiet corners if you prefer to unwind. Evenings shift into a more atmospheric, family‑friendly vibe with live music, laid‑back performances and a programme of entertainment that suits both adults and children without feeling overly busy.

Younger guests have dedicated spaces, including SandCastle Kids’ Club for ages 4–12 with creative workshops and team games. Plus Cocoon for little ones aged 4 months to 3 years, a cinema, and an Aqua Club for teens offering sports tournaments and water‑based activities, all with additional fees and seasonal opening times. After dark, things stay low‑key with relaxed entertainment like magic shows and concert screenings in the village square, plus a lively hangout, Division 16, for teens and young adults.

Accommodation here is designed to feel spacious, modern and really easy for families, with a mix of room types that suit different group sizes. Options range from bright, contemporary doubles to larger family‑friendly layouts, all with calm, natural décor that fits the resort’s coastal setting. Many rooms come with private outdoor space, giving families a handy spot to relax between pool time and beach trips. There are also interconnecting options, which work well for bigger families who want extra room without being separated.

For those wanting something a little more premium, there are rooms with private pools, which are ideal for families who like the idea of their own space to cool off without heading to the main pool complex. These aren’t swim‑up rooms, but they do offer that extra level of privacy and convenience. Across all categories, the focus is on comfort, space and flexibility, making it easy for families to settle in and enjoy the resort’s beachfront setting.