Does Tinos have an airport?
No. Tinos has no airport. The nearest airport is Mykonos (JMK), under an hour away by ferry, or you arrive by ferry from Rafina or Piraeus near Athens.
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No. Tinos has no airport. The nearest airport is Mykonos (JMK), under an hour away by ferry, or you arrive by ferry from Rafina or Piraeus near Athens.
Ferries leave from Rafina and Piraeus. High speed boats from Rafina take about 2 hours; from Piraeus the trip takes 3 to 5 hours. Rafina is closer to Athens Airport.
By ferry the crossing takes under an hour. For your own schedule, a private boat or a helicopter from Mykonos takes minutes, and we meet you with a car at Tinos port.
Yes. A helicopter transfer between Mykonos and Tinos starts from €1,500, and Athens is quoted on request. We arrange it with licensed operators and a car on landing.
Yes. Take the morning ferry or a private boat, see Tinos Town, Panagia Evangelistria, Pyrgos and a beach, and return in the evening. A driver makes the day easy.
Ferries dock at Tinos port, right in Tinos Town. Our base is at the port, so your driver is a few steps away when you land.
Your driver waits at the port with your name and takes you straight to your villa. Our private transfers from Tinos port start from €150.
Not in high season. Tinos has few taxis, and they are busy when ferries arrive. A booked private driver is the reliable option.
Yes, to see the villages and beaches. Drive Mykonos delivers to Tinos port or your villa on request, from a Fiat Panda at €45 to a Lamborghini Urus at €1,364 per day.
For dinners in the villages, yes. The roads are narrow and winding, and a driver with a Mercedes Vito or SUV waits for you by the hour, the day or the whole stay.
Yes, local buses connect Tinos Town with the main villages and some beaches, but they run only a few times a day. A car or driver gives you freedom.
Public parking lots sit near the port and on the edges of town. In August and around 15 August they fill up, so a driver is easier for evenings out.
Tinos Town for restaurants and the port, Agios Ioannis Porto and Agios Sostis for beaches, and Pyrgos or Kardiani for village life. We match the area to your plans.
Yes. We work with selected private villas with pool and sea view across Tinos, with housekeeping, provisioning and a private chef on request.
Yes. We find villas for families and groups of friends, and plan transfers, cars, a yacht day and dinners for the whole group together.
A hotel suits short stays and couples. A villa gives families and groups privacy, a pool and space, and our team handles the services a hotel would.
Near the calm south coast beaches, such as Agios Ioannis Porto or Agios Sostis, close to Tinos Town. A villa with a pool is the most relaxed choice with children.
Kolymbithra, Livada and Pachia Ammos for wild beauty, and Agios Sostis, Agios Fokas, Agios Ioannis Porto and Agios Romanos for easy days near town.
When the meltemi blows from the north, the south coast stays calmer: Agios Sostis, Agios Fokas, Agios Ioannis Porto and Agios Romanos.
Yes. Kolymbithra on the north coast catches the wind and the waves, and is the best known surf spot on the island. On calm days it is a beautiful sandy bay.
Agios Ioannis Porto, Agios Sostis and Agios Romanos have shallow, calmer water and tavernas nearby, which makes them easy beaches for families.
Yes. Momentum's own yachts sail from Mykonos, half day from €850, with captain, fuel and drinks included. Pickup at Tinos port is quoted on request.
Yes, by private boat. Delos and Rhenia lie between Tinos and Mykonos. A yacht day can combine Delos, a swim at Rhenia and lunch on board.
The great church of Tinos, above the port, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Greece. It is busiest on 15 August and 25 March.
Pyrgos is the marble village of Tinos, home of generations of marble sculptors, with a museum of marble crafts and a beautiful square under the plane tree.
A small village in a landscape of giant round granite boulders, known for its basket weavers. It is one of the most photographed places on the island.
Decorated stone pigeon houses built over the centuries across the island. You see hundreds of them on the drive between the villages.
Kardiani and Isternia on the west side look down over the sea, and Exomvourgo, the rock above the island, has the widest view of all.
Yes. Marked trails link the villages through terraces, dovecotes and valleys. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to walk.
Artichokes, local cheeses, louza cured pork, honey and wine. Tavernas in the villages cook with what the island produces.
The best tables in Tinos Town and the villages fill up in July and August. Tell us your dates and taste, we book the tables and send a driver to take you there.
From the western villages such as Kardiani and Isternia, and from the beaches on the west coast. For a private view, watch it from a yacht.
Relaxed: wine bars and cocktail bars in Tinos Town and village squares, rather than big clubs. For a party, a villa night with a DJ is the Tinos way.
Yes. A private chef cooks in your villa from €500, with menus built around Tinos produce, fresh fish and Greek recipes.
Marble crafts from Pyrgos, baskets from Volax, local cheese, honey and wine. We arrange private visits to workshops on request.
Yes. Tinos has beautiful chapels and villages for weddings. We help with villas for guests, transfers, chef, decoration, music and photographer.
Yes. A sunset in Kardiani, a private dinner in the villa or a yacht at golden hour, with flowers, photographer and music arranged.
Yes. A chef dinner in the villa, a bartender, a DJ, decoration and a cake, or a table at the best restaurant, all booked by one team.
Yes. We coordinate ferries, transfers, villas, yacht days and dinners for groups, with one team on WhatsApp 24/7 throughout the stay.
June and September have warm sea, long days and quiet villages. July and August are the liveliest. May and October are calm, green and mild.
The feast of the Virgin Mary brings thousands of pilgrims to Panagia Evangelistria. Ferries, rooms and cars sell out, so book weeks ahead.
Three to four days covers Tinos Town, the main villages and a few beaches. A week lets you slow down, hike and add a yacht day or Mykonos.
Tinos is more relaxed and usually less expensive than Mykonos. Clear quotes before you pay help you plan, and our services show prices on the page.
Tinos is for villages, food and quiet beaches; Mykonos is for beach clubs and nightlife. They are under an hour apart, so many visitors do both.
Yes. Calm south coast beaches, safe villages, a villa with a pool and a babysitter on request make Tinos easy with children.
Tinos is a very safe island. For VIPs, families and events we arrange discreet, licensed private security through professional partners.
Light clothes by day, a layer for windy evenings, flat shoes for the village lanes, and covered shoulders when you visit the churches.
Services
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