Car Rental in Mykonos
- Search, Compare, and Save up to 70%!
✓ No Hidden Costs ✓ 24/7 Support ✓ Free Cancellation
1000+ Trusted Suppliers:
Cheapest car rental rates
Mykonos Old Port
Mini
Kia Picanto or similar
$12.73 per day
Mykonos Port
Economy
Renault Clio or similar
$17.73 per day
Mykonos Airport
Compact
Citroen C3 or similar
$21.53 per day
Mykonos Airport
Mini Elite
Skoda Citigo or similar
$24.04 per day
Most popular car rental deals
Mykonos Airport
Economy Elite
Opel Corsa or similar
$35.89 per day
Mykonos Port
Intermediate
Fiat Tipo or similar
$41.38 per day
Mykonos Airport
Standard
Nissan Pulsar or similar
$58.06 per day
Mykonos Airport
Intermediate Elite SUV
Volkswagen T-Cross or similar
$65.94 per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 2:22 PM on 7/6/25. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.
Why book with us?
Special offers
As a market leader, we get special offers like contactless pick-ups, great prices, and free upgrades.
Award-winning
World's Leading Car Rental Booking Website in the World Travel Tech Awards (4 years in a row).
Highly-rated
A combined rating of 4.5 with 200k+ total reviews on platforms like Trustpilot, Google, and Review Center.
4M users
Have already booked on one of the fastest-growing car rental booking websites.
Travel information
Languages
Greek
Currency
EUR
Drive on
Right-hand side
Country code
+30
Average car rental price
$35 per day
Average car rental length
5 days
Speed limit within town
50 km/h or 31 mph
Speed limit out of town
90 - 130 km/h or 56 - 81 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.05%
Average gas price
$2.16 per liter or $8.16 per gallon
Lowest gas price
$2.09 per liter or $7.90 per gallon
Highest gas price
$2.34 per liter or $8.87 per gallon
Why rent a car in Mykonos?
Mykonos is a great place for renting a car. Its capital, Mykonos Town, is a great place to begin your exploration of the island, but with the freedom of your own ride, you’ll also be able to visit its many pristine beaches, beautiful natural areas, and little inland villages that cannot be reached by public transportation.
Top ways to enter Mykonos
- Mykonos Airport: Handling more than 1.4 million travelers every year, Mykonos Airport is one of the fastest-growing airports in Greece. Especially active during the summer months, it offers many flights to continental Greece, as well as to Europe and the Middle East. The airport is located in Mykonos Town, some 3km (1.8 miles) southeast of its center and is easily reached by car.
- By ferry: It is also possible to fly to another international airport on one of the nearby Greek islands and then take a ferry to Mykonos. Some airports near Mykonos include Syros Airport, Naxos Airport, Paros Airport, Milos Airport, and Santorini Airport. You can pick up a rental car at Mykonos Airport after arriving on the island. It’s also important to look up the ferry schedule in advance as the services are much more frequent during the spring and summer months.
City facts
- Mykonos enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers and very mild winters. Mykonos experiences more than 300 sunny days every year. The average temperature in July is 28°C (82°F), but thanks to the cooling Meltemi winds characteristic of the region, the island rarely experiences extreme heat. The average temperature is 15°C (59°F) in January and February, with winters significantly more humid than summers.
- Mykonos has its own unique cuisine that is slightly different from the cuisine of the other Aegean islands. Local specialties include kopanisti mykonou (a type of salty cheese), louza (a type of cured pork), and lazarakia (a sweet spice bread), all of which can be found at one of the island’s many restaurants.
- The island got its name from Mykonos, its mythological ruler. Considered to be the son (or grandson) of the sun god Apollo, he was a local hero who did many famous deeds. According to Greek mythology, the island was also the site of a great battle between Zeus and the Titans.
Top sights and activities
- The Windmills. Although an unusual site for a Greek island, the area of the windmills of Mykonos has been one of its most famous places since the 16th Century. Located on the western side of Mykonos Town, and historically very important for the local economy, nowadays, the windmills are a tourist landmark and a popular place for watching the spectacular Aegean sunsets.
- Little Venice. Also known as Alefkandra by locals, Little Venice is the most picturesque part of Mykonos Town. The area gets its name due to the many wooden balconies that hang over the sea from the area’s residential buildings and family-run hotels. Even if your hotel is not in the area, it’s a great place to explore or have a meal at one of its splendid restaurants.
- Old Port. This part of Mykonos Town is located just behind Little Venice, and is worth a visit! You’ll see fishing boats galore and can get a fresh catch from the daily fish market. Or, enjoy some fresh seafood from one of the great restaurants or a nice drink at a bar as you stroll around in the evening.
- Panagia Paraportiani. One of the most famous (and most photographed) churches in all of Greece, the snow white Panagia Paraportiani is perhaps the most impressive building in Mykonos. Made up of five different chapels, it is fittingly located in the Kastro district of Mykonos Town, the oldest part of the city.
- Museums. Like many other parts of Greece, Mykonos is home to plenty of ancient history, and one of the best places to explore it is the Archaeological Museum — some of its artifacts date back 4,500 years. Concerned with relatively more recent times, but equally fascinating, are the Folklore and Agriculture Museums, while the Aegean Maritime Museum is dedicated to arguably the most important industry of the region.
- This is just a small sample of what there is to do, so be sure to read more about the best things to do on Mykonos.
Traffic and parking
- There are no highways on Mykonos (nor on any other Greek islands).
- Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 90km/h (56mph) on roads outside populated areas and 50km/h (31mph) in populated and built-up areas.
- Many gas stations might be closed on the weekends and public holidays.
- It is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving.
- The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.02% for novice drivers. Exceeding these limits can lead to steep fines and a license ban. Exceeding the limit of 0.08% is a criminal offense and can lead to up to two years of imprisonment.
- Proof of insurance and the car’s documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
- When you are driving, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
- The general emergency number, like elsewhere in the EU, is 112. The number for the police is 100, the number to call an ambulance is 166, and the number for the fire department is 199.
Toll roads
There are no toll roads on Mykonos. There are a number of toll roads, tunnels, and bridges on the mainland of Greece. Many travelers find them very hard to navigate and some choose to avoid using the toll roads altogether because of the very complex system that is in place. Different toll roads are administered by different private companies and so there is not a single, nationwide (or even region-wide) toll system in place.
For most toll roads, payment can be either made with cash at a toll gate, by credit card, or with coins at an automatic toll machine. For some roads, an electronic transponder might be used to pay for using the toll road. Some rental cars might be equipped with such an electronic transponder. However, because of the aforementioned different toll road systems that are in place, this payment method might work on some toll roads but not on others. Plan your route in advance and ask your car rental provider about the best way to pay for the toll roads that you plan to use.
Ideas for day trips
- Beaches. For all its amazing culture and food, Mykonos is, first and foremost, a beach destination. There’s plenty of beaches to choose from - Psarou Beach and Paranga Beach are the most famous shores on the island’s southern coast, Agios Stefanos Beach and Megali Ammos are the beaches that are the closest to Mykonos Town on the west of the island, Fokos Beach is still something of a hidden gem in the north and Kalo Livadi Beach and Kalafati Beach are two somewhat remote, tranquil spots on the east side of the island. All of them, and many more are easy to reach with a rental car.
- Delos. A small island near Mykonos with no permanent inhabitants, Delos is a world-famous mythological and archaeological site. A place of worship since prehistoric times, it was later considered the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, two of the most important ancient Greek gods. With countless landmarks and ruins from those times, it is a place like no other. It’s impossible to reach by car, but you can drive to the harbor of Mykonos Town from where there are frequent boats to Delos during the summer months.
- Paros. A Cycladic island a short boat ride away, Paros is something of a more relaxed, quiet version of Mykonos. Famous as a paradise for lovers of windsurfing and kite-surfing, it is also known for its picturesque, but hard-to-reach, lighthouse. There is a ferry service between Mykonos and Paros, but be sure to look up the schedule in advance. If you’d like to bring your rental car on a ferry, first make sure your rental car provider permits it.
- Tinos. Another great island to visit, Tinos is just north of Mykonos. Less touristy and more laid-back than Mykonos, you can enjoy a day on the great beaches, strolling around some of the towns, visiting a vineyard, and eating amazing food at one of the authentic, cozy taverns. You can drive to the port at Mykonos and head over on a ferry.
- East Coast. Mykonos is a small island, and you’re never too far away from anywhere else, but the northeast peninsula is its least crowded part and arguably has the most remote feel to it. There are many lovely beaches to explore, but it can also be fun to explore the inland villages and old mountaintop churches that you can find here.
Most popular cars
The most popular rental car type in Mykonos is a mini, followed by economy and compact. The most popular rental cars are the Suzuki Celerio, the VW Up, and the VW Polo.
Further destinations
- Syros. Another Cycladic island, but slightly different in character and culture, Syros for its Apollo Theater that hosts the International Classic Music Festival, the Vaporia District with its elegant mansions, and the Ano Syros Medieval Quarter. There is a ferry service between Mykonos and Syros, but be sure to look up the schedule in advance. If you’d like to bring your rental car on a ferry, first make sure your rental car provider permits it.
- Naxos. The largest island in the Cycladic archipelago, Naxos attracts visitors with its ancient walled city, the Venetian Museum, and the Folklore Museum that focuses on the traditions, clothing, beliefs of the Cycladic islands. Like with other destinations that can only be reached by ferry, first, make sure your rental car provider permits bringing your rental car along. Alternatively, you can drop one off in Mykonos and pick up a new one in Naxos.
- Santorini. A volcanic island also known as Thira, Santorini is one of the most popular travel destinations in Greece. Famous for its black pebble Kamari Beach, Orthodox Greek monasteries, and plethora of archaeological sites, as well as truly remarkable beaches, it can be reached by ferry from Mykonos, with the service being especially active during the summer months. If your rental car provider doesn’t permit bringing a rental car on a ferry, you can pick up a new one at several points on Santorini.
- Tinos. Sparsely populated even by Cycladic standards, the island of Tinos is home to a population of only 10,000 but is well known for Evangelistria, its beautiful cathedral and pilgrimage site that is often mentioned among the most important churches in all of Greece. Meanwhile, the interior highland area is home to the monastery of Kechrovouni, and the island is also known for its local crafts. Tinos is just a 35-minute ferry ride away from Mykonos, and while not all ferries permit bringing a car, you can’t rent one when you arrive at the port.
Car rental prices in Mykonos
- Convertibles - from $49 per day
- Station wagons - from $53 per day
- Large cars - from $41 per day
- Medium cars - from $16 per day
- Vans - from $97 per day
- Premium cars - from $183 per day
- Small cars - from $13 per day
- SUVs - from $20 per day
Money-saving and other tips
These are the things you can do to land a great car rental deal in Mykonos:
- Compare the rates of different rental car providers
- Book your rental car well in advance
- Plan your route before you go
- Know your fuel and mileage requirements
- Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Mykonos is the cheapest in March when renting a car is about 65% cheaper than the yearly average and an entire 75% cheaper than renting a vehicle in May.
Fact checked by
Megan Starr & Aram Vardanyan
Megan & Aram is a travel blog run by two friends that have been helping people travel the world since 2010. They have visited well over 100 countries together and share a special passion for lesser-known destinations, as well as the Nordics. Megan is currently based in Germany and Aram is based in Armenia. They run 4 destination-specific websites in addition to Megan & Aram.
Top 20 cities near Mykonos
-
36.7 km / 22.8 miles away
-
36.7 km / 22.8 miles away
-
42.6 km / 26.5 miles away
-
79.6 km / 49.5 miles away
-
91.6 km / 56.9 miles away
-
92.1 km / 57.2 miles away
-
106.4 km / 66.1 miles away
-
112.2 km / 69.7 miles away
-
115.8 km / 72 miles away
-
122.6 km / 76.2 miles away
-
135.5 km / 84.2 miles away
-
136.7 km / 84.9 miles away
-
140.7 km / 87.4 miles away
-
159.9 km / 99.4 miles away
-
170.3 km / 105.8 miles away
-
186.1 km / 115.6 miles away
-
210.8 km / 131 miles away
-
213.7 km / 132.8 miles away
-
230 km / 142.9 miles away
-
234.5 km / 145.7 miles away
Top 20 locations near Mykonos
-
2.4 km / 1.5 miles away
-
35.1 km / 21.8 miles away
-
39.5 km / 24.5 miles away
-
42.6 km / 26.5 miles away
-
51.1 km / 31.8 miles away
-
112.8 km / 70.1 miles away
-
115.8 km / 72 miles away
-
116.7 km / 72.5 miles away
-
122.6 km / 76.2 miles away
-
135.5 km / 84.2 miles away
-
140.7 km / 87.4 miles away
-
154.2 km / 95.8 miles away
-
156 km / 96.9 miles away
-
160.6 km / 99.8 miles away
-
160.7 km / 99.9 miles away
-
170.3 km / 105.8 miles away
-
181.5 km / 112.8 miles away
-
186.1 km / 115.6 miles away
-
210.8 km / 131 miles away
Map of car rental locations
What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Mykonos?
Car rental prices in Mykonos vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Mykonos
The cheapest month to rent a car in Mykonos is February (when prices average $18.87 per day). This is 42% cheaper than the yearly average and 72% cheaper than renting in August (when prices average $67.14).
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
What’s the usual rental length in Mykonos?
How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in August, the average renter keeps their car for 6 days, and in March, they keep their car for 3 days.
Average number of rental days in Mykonos
What's the most popular month to rent a car in Mykonos?
Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Mykonos is August, and the least popular is January.
Monthly searches in Mykonos by pick-up date relative to the average
Car rental information
| Car rental locations | 5 |
| Airport locations | 1 |
| Popular suppliers | Avance, Yours Car Rental, Surprice, Alma Car Hire, EXER |
| Popular car categories | Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, Convertibles |
| Lowest price | $13 per day |
| Cheapest supplier | Budget |
Most popular car models of rental suppliers
| Rental Supplier | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avance | Fiat 500 | 3 | 1 | Small cars |
| Yours Car Rental | Kia Picanto | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Avance | Fiat Panda | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Surprice | Citroen C1 | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| EXER | Toyota Aygo | 3 | 1 | Small cars |
| Avance | Citroen C3 | 5 | 2 | Small cars |
| Selecta rent a car | Renault Twingo | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Carwiz | Fiat Panda | 4 | 1 | Small cars |
| Alma Car Hire | Suzuki Celerio | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Alma Car Hire | Toyota Aygo | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
Our customers' reviews
Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.
MB
New Zealand
Seat ibiza
10/8/24 
RK
Poland
Suzuki Baleno
6/5/24
Mykonos is beautiful island. Landscapes are excellent.
GB
Australia
Toyota Aygo
9/23/23
Sport, beaches
CM
Greece
Hyundai i10
7/10/23
Great trip! Definitely recommend renting a car if you are not staying in the town of Mykonos (Chora). Parking in the city is horrible and the traffic at night is very bad. However, the beaches & countryside are beautiful. Best places to eat are the tavernas & bakeries. We were able to explore most of the island by having a car. Definitely recommend visiting Mykonos at least once.
AA
Israel
Audi A3
7/1/23
Mykonos was very expensive! Sometimes it's not even clear about what. Apart from that, Mykonos is very beautiful, it's fun to travel there and we still enjoyed the more pristine beaches in contrast to the busy beaches where they charge you exorbitant prices for renting a bed and umbrella 
NR
Israel
Kia Picanto
6/20/23
Great beaches, great restaurants, great hotel
JE
Netherlands
Kia Stonic
5/31/23
All, beaches, food, people, Old Port - beautiful island!!
MM
Switzerland
Hyundai i20
10/27/22
Mykonos may not require renting car, as the most of places we could also reach by bus.
SL
France
Suzuki Swift
6/29/21
Very good service
FB
United Kingdom
Citroen C1
8/1/20
A car is essential in Mykonos!
RE
Turkey
Citroen C1
10/2/19
There aren’t many taxis in Mykonos so it’s recommended to rent a car to move around the island without having to deal with the hassle of getting a taxi.
CV
Greece
Volkswagen Up
5/29/19
Great island! Beautiful periods is May and September
Car rental statistics
Highest-rated company
Avance
9.1 / 10
Lowest-rated company
GreenMotion
7.2 / 10
Total number of reviews
38
Total rental companies
29
Average daily price
$34.66
Lowest daily price
$12.73
Total cars available
730
Top 29 suppliers in Mykonos in 2025
Avance
1 location
$40 - $278
Dirent a car Greece
1 location
$40 - $77
Autounion
2 locations
$43 - $181
Budget
2 locations
$13 - $235
Selecta rent a car
1 location
$105
DRIVE S.A.
1 location
$38 - $85
Thrifty
3 locations
$52 - $122
Surprice
4 locations
$35 - $1,093
SIXT
2 locations
$48 - $261
Hertz
2 locations
$63 - $484
EXER
2 locations
$24 - $56
OTOQ
1 location
$43 - $69
Lets Drive
1 location
$20 - $156
Enterprise
1 location
$59 - $66
WheeGo
1 location
$40 - $134
drive365
1 location
$36 - $46
National
1 location
$65 - $77
Avis
2 locations
$16 - $253
Alma Car Hire
2 locations
$30 - $69
Alamo
1 location
$55 - $61
Carwiz
1 location
$28 - $179
Europcar
1 location
$52 - $121
Finalrentals
1 location
$52 - $121
FOX
1 location
$52 - $121
ABBYCAR
2 locations
$30 - $72
Yours Car Rental
1 location
$31 - $77
Keddy
1 location
$50 - $102
Idea Mobility
1 location
$50 - $102
GreenMotion
2 locations
$50 - $102
Awards
World Travel Tech Awards - World's Best Car Rental Booking Website 2023
World Travel Tech Awards - World's Best Car Rental Booking App 2023
Magellan Awards Gold Winner 2023
Travel & Hospitality Awards 2021
FT 1000: Europe's Fastest Growing Companies - Top 300 Companies 2021
FT 1000: Europe's Fastest Growing Companies - Top 100 Companies 2020
Uzakrota Travel Awards - World’s Leading Car Rental Website 2022
Trustpilot - Top 10 Car Rental Agencies
SimilarWeb - Top 50 Car Rental Websites
Highly recommended by our customers
Download Our App
Book and manage your booking on the go
