Tinos Cyclades archipelago is part of being the third largest island. It is an island of pilgrimage. The island is surrounded by Andros, Syros and Mykonos, situated in the northern Aegean Sea. 40 small and picturesque villages, over 700 churches and monasteries, beautiful sandy beaches adorn the beautiful island of Tinos.

The island is known as the Ydroussa (Hydra - water) because of the abundance of water which he flooded the banks. Greek mythology says that Tinos is the home of the god of the winds, Aeolus.

Still unknown by most foreign tourists, Tinos Greek attracts pilgrims who come here specifically to achieve the miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary.

Tinos is what used to attract tourists: the interior is very beautiful, green island, many pigeon fanciers will marvel, its trails are stunning. The island was not yet affected by mass tourism. Its ancient monuments are not well known, which is a shame because it has plenty of places to visit: the archaeological museum, the ruins of the sanctuary Amfitritei, Poseidon's. Tinos alternating a variety of landscapes from the wild coasts Meri Messa fertile plateau, valleys stretching to the sea.