Apart from its significant share of religious tourism, Tinos attracts numerous visitors who choose this beautiful Cycladic island for their holidays. Stunning beaches, picturesque villages and unique attractions await you to explore as soon as you arrive in Tinos. After the obligatory visit to the Church of Panagia Evangelistria of Tinos do not neglect to visit also the other island’s other sights. Explore the Sanctuary of Poseidon and the castle at Exomvourgo. Discover the island’s notable museums, such as the Archaeological Museum of Tinos, the Museum of Marble Crafts, the Museum of Panormos Artists and the house of Yannoulis Chalepas, the birthplace of the renowned sculptor.
One of the island's distinctive features is marble. You can find exquisitely crafted Tinian marble sculptures practically anywhere. There are sculptures on homes, outdoor art installations and marble fountains. Therefore, Tinos is frequently referred to as an "open-air museum".
The ferry from Rafina to Tinos usually leaves either early in the morning at 7.50 or in the afternoon at 17.30. I suggest you do not buy a car, you will not need it. Leave the car at the private parking lot of Rafina, where it will be safe, as it is not needed in Tinos.
Don't forget that ferry tickets can be booked and send via TraveLocal .
Take the afternoon ferry to return to Rafina.
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