Tinos houses the most important church of Greece, the impressive “Evaggelistria”. It is the aim of pilgrimage for Greek people from all over the world. Also, Tinos was inhabited by the Venetians for 500 years and there are still plenty of pigeon houses and also many Catholic villages.
On our bus tour, we visit the church, see valleys of the pigeon houses, traditional villages (where you can enjoy lunch in a tavern with great views and local specialities), and the woman’s monastery of Kechrovouni.
We also stop in Pyrgos and we visit a marble artist in his workshop and the village of Volax, famous for the big granite rocks dominating the landscape.
Back in Tinos town, you have free time for shopping and to relax at the harbour front before we make our way back to Mykonos by ferry.

Please respect the dress code for the visit of the church and the monastery on Tinos:
Ladies: shoulders and knees have to be covered (trousers are allowed)
Gentlemen: long trousers (8/8), shoulders covered