3Tinos – The Island of Art and Spirituality

While Tinos is widely known for its religious significance—home to the Panagia Evangelistria, one of Greece’s most important pilgrimage sites—locals also cherish it for its artistic heritage, wild beaches, and charming villages. The island is famous for its marble craftsmen, and visitors can explore the village of Pyrgos, where marble carving is an ancient tradition.

Tinos’ beaches, like Kolymbithres and Agios Romanos, are stunning yet far less crowded than those of neighboring Mykonos. The island’s authentic tavernas, serving local specialties such as artichoke dishes and sun-dried tomatoes, make it a must-visit for those seeking a true taste of Greece.

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