Agapi Village
Agapi, meaning “Love” in Greek, is named after its trademark, the Catholic Church of St. Agapitos. It is a quaint little village, one of the oldest in Tinos.
Panormos port
Located in a natural bay, Panormos was a crucial seafaring spot, the only harbour in the north of Tinos. Today it is a charming fishing village, with many cozy restaurants and cafes along its beautiful esplanade.
Pyrgos Village
Pyrgos, widely known as the ‘Marble Village’, is one of the biggest, prettiest and more lively villages in the Cyclades. It is home to the Marble Art Museum and School of Fine Arts.
Steni Village
Steni is the second largest village in Tinos, and remains rather busy throughout the year. It is a traditional and picturesque settlement, with whitewashed buildings, narrow alleys and stone paved paths.
Panagia Evangelistria
Panagia Evangelistria is perhaps the most famous religious monument in the whole of Greece. Situated in the capital of Tinos, it attracts thousands of devoted Christians who visit the temple as a pilgrimage.
mt. Exomvourgo
Exomvourgo is a steep granite mountain situated in the center of Tinos, an imposing landmark with its rugged, craggy form, overlooking most of the island.
Isternia Village
Built on a verdant slope, Ysternia is one of the biggest and prettiest villages in Tinos. Also known for its sculptors, it hosts a marble art museum.
Cycling in Athens in December with 18oC
A unforgettable cycling ride, in Athens toward Sounio in December ’18. Two Friends and the Greek nature resulted an extraordinary, perfect day, perfect within this own simplicity and authenticity.
Menites Village, a totally refreshing spot
The water springs and the deep shadows from the trees nearby, make stopping here an imperative part of your cycling day. Fill up your bottles with fresh running water and enjoy the healthy vibe of this village.
Ancient Zagora, cycle towards Andros first settlements (10BC)
Cycling from the present back to the spot where the first humans came to Andros were established. An exceptional cycling break and with a ultimately secluded beach nearby.
Stenies village, some of Andros great history starts from here
The smells, the home’s backyards and the lemon trees make this village and ideal coffee stop during your cycling. If you are lucky to talk to of the locals, you will discover the wonderful side of this small village.
Paleopolis Andros, a place cyclists should not miss
That is a quiet cycling spot option with great history. Get off the bike and visit the archaeological museum and the submerged ancient city. A beautiful spot to explore on a bike.