Tinos, Tinos Town, Tinos Port
Tinos Port - the island's main ferry link to the mainland and nearby islands, notably Rafina and Mykonos
Tinos is a mountainous and traditional island in the Cyclades, located between Andros and Mykonos in the Aegean Sea. Tinos is known for its whitewashed villages, marble art, pilgrimage traditions and a genuine Greek everyday life. Tinos is particularly famous for the church of Panagia Evangelistria, an important Orthodox pilgrimage site that attracts thousands of believers every year.
Tinos Town - located on the south coast of the island, it is both the administrative center and the main settlement. Here, church worship is mixed with café life, small shops, hotels and traditional tavernas. The whitewashed houses, cobbled alleys and blue shutters give the town a typical Cycladic character, while the proximity to the port adds life and activity.
Tinos Port - the island's main ferry link to the mainland and nearby islands, notably Rafina and Mykonos. The port area is busy but easily accessible, serving as both a transport hub and a promenade with views of the sea and small fishing boats.
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