Our private guided day tours in Greece start from about £290–£560 per group of up to four, including a licensed guide and a private vehicle. Seven- to ten-day journeys with five-star hotels typically start from around £3,950 to £5,600 per person based on two sharing, depending on season, hotels and flights. These are our own indicative starting prices; your proposal confirms the exact amount.
Our indicative starting prices
The prices below are our own “from” prices for a private group, published so you can budget before you enquire. They are not market averages, and they change with season, hotel choice and group size.
| Journey | Indicative price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Athens Acropolis & Agora day | from £320 per group of up to 4 | Licensed guide, vehicle, hotel transfers |
| Delphi day from Athens | from £520 per group of up to 4 | Guide, vehicle, 10–11 hour day |
| Peloponnese day | from £560 per group of up to 4 | Guide, vehicle, 11 hour day |
| Meteora overnight | from £1,150 per group of up to 4 | Guide, vehicle and one hotel night |
| Classical Greece, 7 days | from £3,950 per person (2 sharing) | Five-star hotels, guide, chauffeur, internal flight |
| Greek Islands, 10 days | from £5,600 per person (2 sharing) | Five-star hotels, internal flights, boat transfers |
What changes the price
- Season: July, August and the Easter fortnight are the most expensive; November to March is the least.
- Hotels: a caldera-view suite on Santorini can cost several times a city-centre room in Athens.
- Group size: private vehicles carry up to four, seven or sixteen people, so cost per person falls with group size.
- Entrance fees: archaeological site tickets are paid at cost. Check current prices on the official ticketing platform.
What is not included
International flights, lunches and drinks not listed in your itinerary, travel insurance and optional gratuities are normally excluded. Tipping is appreciated but not obligatory in Greece; many guests add 5–10 % for exceptional service.
Frequently asked questions
Is a private tour in Greece worth the extra cost?
For many travellers, yes. You choose the start time (beating queues and heat), skip the coach stops and spend time where you are interested. For couples and families of three or four, the cost per person is closer to a small-group tour than most people expect.
Do prices include entrance fees?
Day-tour prices exclude entrance fees, which we pre-book and pass on at cost. Multi-day journeys list exactly what is included in your proposal.
Written by the Greece Tours team (MyWay Travel). Prices quoted are our own indicative “from” prices unless a source is named.
