Tinos is the fourth largest island in the Cyclades with an area of ​​nearly 195 square kilometers. It is called the "sacred island of the Cyclades" as here is the Holy Temple of Evaggelistria, the famous Lady of Tinos. Every year thousands of people visit the island to admire or worship the Icon, which according to Christian tradition performs miracles, and/or fulfill a vow.

Apart from the great religious tourism, Tinos gathers many visitors who choose this beautiful Cycladic island to spend their holidays. Wonderful beaches, picturesque villages and unique attractions await once you arrive in Tinos. After the must-visit to Our Lady of Tinos, its time for the rest attractions of the island. Visit the Sanctuary of Poseidon and the castle in Exomvourgo, where once the capital of the island was. Discover the interesting museums of the island, including the Archaeological Museum of Tinos, the Museum of Marble Crafts, the Museum of Panormos’ Artists and the Giannoulis Halepas Museum, where the leading sculptor was born.

Marble is a key feature of the island. Tinian marble carved with great art will be found almost everywhere. You will stumble upon marble fountains, engravings in homes and of course several works of art not only in museums but also scattered around the island. That is why Tinos is characterized by many as an "open air museum".

Tinos is a lovely mountainous island and its highest point is the Tsiknias at approximately 730 meters. Wandering around the island, you will discover villages with interesting architecture, marble decorations and many (many indeed) impressive pigeonniers (peristeriones). Follow the paths leading to breathtaking landscapes and experience unique moments of joy and spirituality that only an island like Tinos can offer.