Welcome to Tinos
Tinos is a gem nestled in the Cyclades, a picturesque island in Greece known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and serene atmosphere. Famous for its traditional villages, beautiful beaches, and the iconic Church of Panagia Evangelistria, Tinos offers a unique blend of spiritual significance and natural beauty. The island's vibrant art scene, delicious local cuisine, and warm, welcoming locals make it a perfect destination for travelers seeking an authentic Greek experience. Whether you're exploring its charming streets or relaxing by the crystal-clear waters, Tinos invites you to discover its timeless charm.
Explore Tinos
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Food & Drinks
For food enthusiasts, Tinos is an essential destination brimming with delightful flavors and authentic experiences that are sure to captivate the palate. The island’s culinary landscape offers a rich tapestry of tastes, from the fresh catch of the day—sourced directly from the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea—to artisanal cheeses crafted with age-old techniques passed down through generations.
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Sites & Beaches
Beyond its picturesque landscapes, the island boasts a diverse range of beautiful beaches, from serene coves with crystal-clear waters to lively spots with modern amenities. Visitors can unwind on soft sands, explore rugged coastal paths, and indulge in activities like hiking and wine tasting. Each experience on Tinos is enhanced by the island's rich cultural heritage and welcoming atmosphere.
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Places to Stay
From rustic farm stays to elegant beachside resorts, Tinos caters to both those looking for a tranquil retreat and those wishing to explore the island’s cultural and natural beauty.
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Athens & Mykonos
Athens and Mykonos serve as gateways to Tinos. Here, we’ve curated recommendations for where to stay, dine, and play. Discover the best spots to enjoy the transition and make the most of your journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Fly to Athens, where you can then choose to take a ferry from either Rafina Port or Piraeus. You can check schedules and purchase tickets in advance at www.ferryhopper.com, as tickets are not available for purchase on the ferry.
Alternatively, you can fly from Athens to Mykonos, followed by a 30-minute ferry ride to Tinos. Visit www.ferryhopper.com to view schedules and buy tickets.
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At Athens Airport, you'll find a taxi stand just outside the arrivals area. There's typically a line, and you take the next available taxi. While drivers accept both cash and card payments, they usually prefer cash.
You can also pre-book a taxi. Let us know if you’d like to choose this option.
It is always courteous to tip the driver but not required.
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Both options work fine, but cash is always preferred.
We suggest exchanging cash at the airport, as the currency exchange rates at ATMs are usually higher.
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Yes. We highly recommend using www.vidalis-rentacar.gr.
It is a reliable local car rental company with high-quality service.
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Not everyone tips, but we recommend leaving at least 10%. You can add the tip to your card payment or leave cash on the table before you leave the restaurant.
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We strongly recommend making reservations, especially during the peak season (June-August). Without a reservation, you may have difficulty finding an available table.
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For emergencies please dial 112 (the Greek 911 number). All Greek public health clinics are walk-in and free for all people.
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No, you can't flush toilet paper anywhere in Greece. Please use the bins located in the bathrooms.
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No. You can buy drinking water at the grocery stores but they only carry water in plastic bottles. For glass bottled water on Tinos, please visit Potopōleíon Liquor Store located HERE.