The Naxos to Tinos ferry crosses the central Cyclades in about 1 hour to 2 hours 5, running around four times a day in summer for €22 to €50 each way. The route links the largest Cycladic island northward to the island, usually as part of a longer line. This guide covers the ferry times, … Read more
The Paros to Tinos ferry crosses the central Cyclades in about 1 hour 5 to 2 hours 20, running around three times a day in summer for €7 to €48 each way. The route links Paros northward to the island, often as part of a longer Cyclades line. This guide covers the ferry times, prices, … Read more
The Santorini to Tinos ferry crosses the Cyclades in about 2 hours 45 to 3 hours 50, running up to three times a day in the summer season for €17 to €88 each way. The longer, high-speed route links the two famous islands across the central Aegean. This guide covers the ferry times, prices, operators … Read more
The Syros to Tinos ferry is one of the shortest crossings in the Cyclades, taking just 15 to 35 minutes for about €4 to €18 each way, with a couple of sailings most days in summer. The two neighbouring islands sit a short channel apart, making the hop quick and cheap. This guide covers the … Read more
The Andros to Tinos ferry is a short, frequent hop on the busy Rafina line, taking 55 minutes to 1 hour 35 and running up to nine times a day in summer for about €8 to €31. The two islands sit next to each other, so the crossing makes an easy link for island-hopping. This … Read more
Tinos boat tours reach the sacred ruins of Delos, the harbours of Mykonos and Syros, and the hidden coves of the island’s own coast. From a one-hour cruise to a UNESCO archaeological site to a full-day private charter, the sea opens parts of Tinos that no road touches. This guide sets out every boat trip … Read more