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Tinos is now more accessible than ever. In addition to regular ferry connections, direct helicopter transfers are available. Whether you are traveling from Athens, from neighboring Mykonos, or from other Cycladic islands, your journey is quick and comfortable, combining the luxury of travel with direct access to this unique destination.
It is the promise of authentic Greece. Enjoy its gastronomic soul, walk among marble masterpieces and dovecotes, and make it your base for island hopping. Here, simplicity meets high aesthetics, and tradition becomes an experience.
Welcome to the “handmade” secret of the Cyclades.
The strategic location of Tinos makes it the ideal starting point for exploring the Aegean. It is located at an exceptionally close distance:
Within a short distance of the administrative and cultural capital of the Cyclades, Syros
For visitors with a private or rented boat, access to Andros, Paros, and other nearby islands is extremely easy. Make Tinos your base to combine its authenticity with the cosmopolitan life or historical charm of its neighbors.
The real magic of Tinos is hidden in its 40+ traditional villages, masterpieces of Cycladic architecture. In Pyrgos, the birthplace of great sculptors, marble comes to life in every corner.
In Ysternia, you will enjoy a “balcony” overlooking the Aegean Sea; in Kardiani, you will get lost in its green alleys; and in Dyo Choria, you can drink your coffee in the square under the plane trees.
Don’t miss Volax, a lunar landscape dotted with huge granite rocks, known for the traditional art of basketry.
Tinos has emerged as a top gastronomic destination, with Food and Travel Magazine praising its new culinary scene. The local cuisine is based on excellent local products, such as artisanal artichokes, cheeses, cured meats, and wine from local vineyards (such as the world-renowned T-Oinos). Be sure to try the famous Fourtalia (Tinian omelette) and the traditional cold cuts Louza and Saltsisia.
Feel the spirituality of Tinos and have an unforgettable experience.