Mykonos Greece Private Tours
Hours, prices and access verified by the Mykonos Greece Tours team — last checked 2026-09-05
An air-conditioned vehicle and a driver-guide for your party and nobody else, for two to six hours. All four are priced per person rather than per vehicle, and three set a minimum of two travellers. All four here quote per person rather than per vehicle, which is what separates them from the shared tours in Mykonos island.
Private tours of Mykonos
Private
★★★★★ 5 (317 reviews · 4 hours)
Meet in Mykonos TownDrinks includedYour group only
Four hours with a driver-guide who lives here, working a sixteen-stop route from Fabrika. A bottle of local wine travels with you; lunch does not.
From $183 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Private
★★★★★ 5 (448 reviews · 3 hours)
Meet in Mykonos TownYour group only
Message the driver beforehand and set the route yourself, or take the published one. Guiding in German, Italian, French and Spanish as well as English.
From $175 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Choose your hours
★★★★★ 4.9 (298 reviews · 2 hours)
Meet in Mykonos TownYour group only
You pick the length rather than the itinerary: two, three, four, five or six hours, priced accordingly, with wifi and water in an air-conditioned vehicle.
From $98 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Private, port pickup
★★★★★ 5 (32 reviews · 4 hours)
Cruise-port pickupYour group only
A Jeep or SUV for a party of up to four, from your hotel or the cruise port, with the monastery entry paid and beach towels on request.
From $94 per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
Weighing private against a small group?
The comparison puts every trip side by side on price, hours, group size and what the fare covers.
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What a private tour of Mykonos actually is
An air-conditioned vehicle and a driver-guide, for your party and nobody else,
usually for four hours. The route is the island circuit — the
Armenistis Lighthouse, Ano Mera and the monastery,
two or three beaches, then the Chora — but where a group tour runs it to a
timetable, a private one runs it to yours.
All four are priced per person, not per vehicle, and three set
a minimum of two travellers. That is the fact that decides this category for a solo
traveller before anything else does.
Why choose a private Mykonos tour
The pace is yours
Forty minutes at Ano Mera because you liked it, or ten because you did not. On
a shared van the stop is the stop.
You can change the route
Two of these invite you to set the itinerary before the day, one by messaging
the driver directly. On the others the published circuit is a starting point
rather than a contract.
You choose how long it lasts
One product sells two, three, four, five or six hours at a matching fare, which
is the cleanest version of this trade in the whole list.
Languages beyond English
One of them guides in German, Italian, French and Spanish as well as English.
Almost nothing else here does.
Pickup at your own door
Or at the cruise terminal. On an island where taxis are scarce and the north
has no bus, that is worth more than it sounds.
Private tours vs small-group tours
The real question is not private versus nothing, it is private versus the
twelve-seat van doing the same circuit for less.
| A private tour | A small-group tour |
|---|
| Who is in the vehicle | Your party only | Up to twelve or fourteen strangers |
| Price basis | Per person, minimum two on three of the four | Per person, no minimum |
| Route | Yours, within the hours you buy | Fixed, and the same for everyone |
| Length | 2 to 6 hours, your choice on two of them | 3.5 to 4.5 hours, fixed |
| Pickup | Your address or your ship | A named point, or hotel pickup on some |
| Typical fare | From $94 to From $183 | From $58 to From $129 |
| Suits | Two to four travellers who want the pace | Solo travellers and couples on a budget |
For two people the premium is real and you are paying for control. For a party
of four the gap narrows sharply, and for four in a Jeep it can be the cheaper
option outright. The cost guide
works through the arithmetic.
What you get, and what you do not
In every one of these fares
- A private air-conditioned vehicle and a driver-guide
- All fees and taxes
- Bottled water
- Pickup and drop-off
Varies, so check the card
- Lunch — excluded on all four
- The €2 monastery entry — paid on one, not on the others
- Wine — a bottle on one, nothing on the rest
- Beach towels — on request on one
- Gratuities
Planning a private tour
Price band:
From $94
to From $183
per person. Duration: two to six hours; four is the standard.
Minimum booking: two travellers on three of the four.
Booking window: earlier than you would think in July and August,
because there are fewer private vehicles on this island than there are cruise
passengers wanting one. Ages: from two on one product and from
seventeen on another, so check if you are travelling with children.
Who should choose something else
- Solo travellers. Three of the four carry a two-person minimum,
so a private tour costs you two fares. The
small-group options sell single seats.
- Anyone whose priority is the water. The same money buys a full
catered boat day with a swim stop at Rhenia, and no van
reaches that.
- Anyone who wants a licensed archaeological guide. These are
driver-guides. On Delos the guiding is a separate, licensed booking —
the Delos page explains why.
Ready to have the island to yourselves?
All four refund in full up to 24 hours before the start time, and three take a minimum of two travellers.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these prices per person or per group?
Every price you see here is per person. That holds for the private tours too, which quote a per-head fare with a minimum of two travellers rather than a single price for the vehicle. What changes on a private booking is that nobody outside your party joins you.
Can I book for one person?
On most of them, yes. Nine of these products sell a single seat; the four private tours and the food tour set a minimum of two travellers, which is stated on their cards. If you are travelling alone, the group boats and the small-group land tours are the ones to look at first.
Do these prices include hotel pickup?
Some do and some do not, and the cards say which. Seven of these products bring you from your hotel or your ship in the fare; on the rest you make your own way to a named meeting point. One catamaran includes the transfer only if you send your pickup details at least 24 hours ahead.
Are any Mykonos Greece tours wheelchair accessible?
None of these listings describes itself as wheelchair accessible, and it would be wrong to suggest otherwise. One operator states that its First-Class private option can accommodate travellers with mobility issues, and a private vehicle is the route worth asking about. The Chora's lanes are cobbled and stepped in places, which is the real constraint.
Are Mykonos Greece tours suitable for children?
Many are, and the minimum ages here run from none at all to eighteen, so check before you book. Two operators provide child seats and accept strollers; the party boat and two of the sailing yachts are adults only. Mykonos Greece day tours by van tend to suit families better than the open sailing boats.
How much do Mykonos Greece tours cost?
The range here runs from $44 for the sunset party boat to $183 for a private half-day with your own driver-guide, all per person. Mykonos Greece ticket prices cluster around $120 to $150 for a boat day with a meal and drinks, and around $60 to $130 for a half-day on land. The private tours quote per person with a two-traveller minimum rather than per vehicle.
Every trip named here is set against the rest on price, hours and what the fare
covers at Mykonos Greece Tours.