You will find this truly”Greek ” island ideal for your holiday because you can  combine culture, swimming, walking, sightseeing and numerous other activities.

Tinos island Greece is a particularly interesting island because, except for the main port and its town there are about 40 beautiful villages that are worth visiting.  There are museums and cultural events and wonderful paths for walking and hiking.

Of course there are many beaches but it is also a beautiful island to visit at times other than the summertime.

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For those of you who enjoy different cuisines there are many restaurants with delicious traditional Greek food.

Tinos is very easy to get to from the ports of Rafina and Pireas and is also close to many other Greek islands so the location enables you to do some island hopping.

Some of the near by islands are Mykonos, Andros, Paros, Milos, Naxos and a little further away Santorini.

For those of you who enjoy different cuisines there are a plethora of restaurants and taverns with delicious traditional Greek food.

• Village of Ktikados and taverna Combine a beautiful walk with a nice meal. All their dishes are excellent and the view is fantastic.
• Village of Steni and taverna Platanos. This taverna has the best louza on the island which is a Greek delicassy that can compare to prosciutto.
• Fish taverna Angira which is at the the port (just a few minutes by car from the house).

Tinos island Greece is a wonderful place for walking. Traditional mule paths, some dating from Classical times, criss-cross the island and open up unexpected views of the magnificent landscape. They lead to lonely beaches, remote mountain scenery, secret valleys and many unspoiled hamlets.

If you want to strike out on your own, the trails are easy to find. All the villages on the island are connected by paths. Ask the locals for directions – older people especially are always happy to tell you where the trails start and where they go. Villages are never far from each other. You can easily visit more than one in a day. Round trips from the main town of Tinos are easy using buses and taxis for the return.

Or, if you prefer, you can join an organized walking tour led by an English and German speaking qualified guide. For further information contact us.

1. From Falatados to Livada beach – “Oaks and turtles”
2. From Porto, via Dio Horia, Falatados to Volax – “The Rock garden of the Giants“
3. Pirgos, Panormos, Isternia – “A planet at Sea and marble Villages“
4. Circular walk around Exombourgo – “Castles and Dovecotes“
5. From Agios Romanos, Kionia and Ktikados back to Tinos town – “Poseidon’s Kingdom“