Tinos, a sleepy gem of a Greek island - Plutus, the god of wealth, would approve of this island wonder. ... Tinos feels like a rustic magic island full of traditions, history and myths.

Only a 20-minute ferry trip from glitzy Mykonos, Tinos is worlds away in attitude and appearance. Skip to main content. ... Unlike most other Greek island choras, Tinos Town lacks island charm, ...

It’s not hard to understand the enduring appeal of a Greek island getaway — powdery soft sands, picturesque white and blue ...

Tinos, in the Greek Cyclades, has an unforgettable landscape, incredible food, and bargain prices even in the high season. Before you book that vacation to Mykonos or Santorini, take a look at an ...

Tinos, known in antiquity as the “island of the winds,” was, he claimed, the birthplace of Aeolus, the Greek god who managed the violent storm winds. The wind needed to be respected, he said ...

Because Tinos is also a farming island, the produce — and food scene — is so fresh and simple, yet innovative. We had crisp Greek salads and seafood and fish straight from the ocean aplenty.

The Cycladic island of Tinos, southeast across the Aegean Sea from Athens, is said to owe its rock-strewn landscape to a mighty clash of the Titans. In Ancient Greek mythology, the Titans slung ...

Tino's Greek Cafe The concept is genius, and there's actually more there than meets the eye Reviewed by Mick Vann, Fri., Sept. 9, 2005 ...

The Greek Islands, ... In Tinos, an island north of Naxos dotted with white-washed cliff-top villages and hundreds of churches, water supply is also at a crunch point.

With a full-time population of just 9,000, Tinos feels like a rustic magic island full of traditions, history and myths. It still feels totally undiscovered and sleepy, something the locals are ...