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Tinos is an island in Cyclades.

[edit] Get in

From the Greek mainland ferries and highspeed catamaran services run daily from Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio.

Many travelers probably don’t even consider Rafina a possible departure port if they are heading to one of the Cyclades, but if you are arriving at the airport of Athens you are often better off taking a ferry from Rafina to Tinos than traveling to Athens and get a ferry from Piraeus.

[edit] Get around

By Scooter, ATV, Taxi, Bus, Car

[edit][add listing] See

• Tinos town and the most famous and important church of Greece, the Evangellistria, with its miraculous icon and magic atmosphere

• The womens monastery Kechrovouni high up in the mountains which is inhabited by 40 nuns

• The traditional village Volax, home to the basket makers

• The valley of the pigeon houses from the Venetian time

• Pirgos, the centre of the marble arts

• The peaceful fishing bay of Panormos with its lovely fish tavernas

For visiting the church and monastery there are strict clothing rules: sleveless shirts and shorts are not permitted. Men must wear long trousers that go below the ankle.

[edit][add listing] Do

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[edit][add listing] Eat

[edit][add listing] Drink

• Rakí (the Greek version of Grappa) and Tsikoudia,

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[edit] Contact

[edit] Get out

Move on by boat to Mykonos, Paros, Naxos, Ios or Santorini.

Nearby Syros can be used as a transport hub to further Greek Islands.

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