While its neighbor Mykonos steals the spotlight, Tinos remains a hidden treasure in the Cyclades. Known for its strong religious significance, Tinos is home to the famous Church of Panagia Evangelistria, a major pilgrimage site for Greek Orthodox Christians. Each year, thousands of worshippers make their way up the sacred pathway to the church, some even crawling in devotion.
Beyond its religious significance, Tinos is an island rich in culture and artistry. The island is dotted with traditional villages like Pyrgos, renowned for its marble craftsmanship and artistic heritage. Tinos also boasts stunning beaches such as Kolymbithres and Agios Sostis, offering a quieter alternative to the crowded shores of more popular islands. With its unique blend of spirituality, art, and natural beauty, Tinos is a captivating island that remains off the beaten path.