Just a breath away from it all

The culinary tradition of Tinos is deeply rooted in its identity. Throughout the island, you’ll find hidden gems, from cozy tavernas to renowned restaurants, offering gastronomic treasures with traditional flavors that will impress you.

And if you’re curious about local products, the traditional capers, local artichokes, famous graviera cheese, kopanisti, louza, and almond pastries, will allow you to savor the history and culture of the island.

Every corner of the island holds a thousand beauties, especially its picturesque villages.

In Falatados, you’ll be greeted by the impressive blue dome of Agia Triada and the village’s famous raki.

In Triantaros and Dio Choria, you can rest under the medieval arches, the centuries-old plane trees of the square, and the refreshing springs decorated with icons and bougainvillea.

In Panormos, you’ll see the islet of Planitis with its solitary lighthouse from the pristine shores of Agia Thalassa.

In Pyrgos, the birthplace of Halepas and Lytras, every corner feels like an art exhibition, where the grandeur of Cycladic architecture and marble craftsmanship surrounds you.

In Kardiani, you’ll fall in love with the lush nature and the breathtaking sea view, offering unforgettable sunsets.

In Volax, you’ll transform into Neil Armstrong as you walk through an otherworldly lunar landscape dotted with enormous, scattered boulders that resemble meteorites.

• Capture the famous pigeon houses

600 “embroidered” pigeon houses made of schist are scattered throughout the island, artistic masterpieces that have become the emblem of Tinos and are not to be missed.

• Hiking in Tinos: a life-changing experience

In every step you take, the island will put you deeper under its spell. Stroll through the picturesque alleyways of the villages and fill your mind with images of the raw natural landscape or to truly discover its history, explore the organized network of marked trails.

Based on the old paths used by the locals, this network offers routes of every difficulty level, allowing you to traverse the island, just as the ancients did. And for the more adventurous ones, try the via ferrata on Exombourgo hill, where the breathtaking views will leave you in awe.

• Get your adrenaline pumping against the endless blue

The “island of Aeolus,” with its winds and impressive waves, was made for extreme sports. Whether you choose to surf at Megali Kolimvithra, windsurf at Agios Fokas, or dive at Stavros, you will definitely have an unforgettable experience.

• Tinos goes hand in hand with its traditional festivals

How can you resist an authentic Tinian festival? Especially in the summer, the melodies of the violins and the welcoming laughter of the locals echo from one end of the island to the other, drawing you into their rhythm.

• The sculptural tradition and the art of marble: the pride of Tinos

Phidias gave the gift of sculpture to the Tinians and the masterpieces created by its craftsmen decorate the entire island. The Museum of Marble Crafts, the Museum of the Evangelistria, and the home of the renowned artist Giannoulis Halepa,s are just a few of the places where you can admire them.

And if you crave exploration, here’s a secret: in the northern part of the island lies the “Green Marble Quarry.” This old marble quarry, now overtaken by the sea, has formed a “marble pool,” a stunning natural landscape.

• An island with an artistic soul

Tinos is not only a beautiful island but also a treasure trove of art. Visit the Tsoclis Museum, the Cultural Foundation of Tinos, and the frequent art exhibitions that are being organized, to discover the island’s unique character through remarkable works of art.

• A miracle on earth

In Tinos, a miracle unfolds before your eyes. Kneeling figures, driven by faith, make their way from the port to the iconic church of the Virgin Mary. On August 15th, in a mystical atmosphere, thousands of believers and non-believers alike join in the solemn procession united under the sacred image.