Tinos Island
Tinos island is rich in diversity. From clean, unspoiled beaches, to well-maintained mountain trails across the island, there is something for every visitor: organized, and unorganized beaches, fine tavernas with traditional cuisine... Recently, many old trails across the island were set free and made suitable for hiking, opening up a plethora of mountain paths, a fascination for all hikers. The beautiful village of Pírgos is the center of the island's famous marble industry, which goes back several centuries. The landscape is varied, from flat, fertile plains at Kómi, to rocky terrain at Voláx. Almost every visitor to the island will find something they greatly love, if this is the beaches, the food, the culture, or simply the aesthetics of the landscape...
Beaches & Walks: We have prepared a folder for you with descriptions of different beaches and many walks of varying length to explore the beautiful countryside of the island
Culture: Tinos is well known for its marble sculpturing, outstanding museums, religious heritage, cultural performances, concerts and festivals, and you will find information and recommendations for you in each villa.
Food: Apart from an array of lovely tavernas all over the island (with special flairs and foods on offer), there are 3 tavernas in walking distance from the house and a charming little wine bar in the centre of the village.
Tinos Town: Tinos town is just under 5 miles away, and this is where you find a selection of supermarkets, tavernas, beautiful boutiques and shops for an evening stroll, the port with its ferry connections to Syros, Naxos, Mykonos, Andros and Athens, car hire and the well-known church of Panagia Evangelistria, the most important Orthodox pilgrimage site of Greece.