Welcome to Tinos Island, Greece, Cyclades Tinos Greece is one of the biggest Greek islands of the Cyclades. Tinos is famous, among religious, for its huge Church of Panagia (Virgin) which has a miraculous icon and is attracting thousands of pilgrims from all over the country on the 15th of August, feast day of the Virgin. The island has many picturesque mountainous villages, superb dove cotes which are embellishing it and a tradition in marble carving. VIllages Tinos Greece is full of lovely, picturesque mountainous and fishing villages. Villages built on the slopes of the many mountains are usually surrounded by verdant vegetation and are full of traditional stone houses, amazingly decorated by local craftsmen, built close one to another and surrounded by narrow alleys and arcades. Fishing villages have a traditional Cycladic architecture and have kept their authenticity.

The beaches of Tinos  Every visitor is amazed by the beauty and calm of the beaches of Tinos Greece. Long beaches with golden sand, pebble and rocky beaches and little coves are offering their crystalline waters and their deserted landscapes. A few of these beaches have sun beds, umbrellas, water sports facilities, accommodation, restaurants and snack bars.  An Active Nightlife  A wide range of bars and nightclubs can be found in Tinos Town, main harbour and capital of the island. The nightlife in the island being rich and varied, all the bars and clubs propose a wide range of music and different, pleasant atmosphere. Bars can be found in other resorts. Sourced with thanks from Greeka.com/Cyclades/Tinos

Wikipedia articles for Tinos

• Tinos
• Tinos (town)
• Our Lady of Tinos
• Greek cruiser Elli (1912)