1Tinos – Saintly, Serene, and Culturally Rich
A deeply spiritual island, Tinos is famous among Greeks but still under the radar internationally. Its villages—more than 50 of them—are among the most beautiful in the Cyclades, each with marble fountains, artistic dovecotes, and labyrinthine streets.
Tinos is also a center of craftsmanship, with marble carving, pottery, and weaving still practiced widely. Its beaches are natural and peaceful, while local taverns showcase slow-cooked dishes full of Cycladic flavor.
What makes it authentic: artistic traditions, stunning villages, and faith-centered island life.
