It only takes about an hour and a half to drive the length of Tinos, so you should be able to cover the main events in about five days. On hot summer days, you’ll want to check out the beach scene.

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In addition to the world-famous church, Tinos is famed for its mountain village, including Kardiani village, which is home to white-washed buildings decorated with blue details.

Tinos has many fabulous beaches offering water sports that are also perfect for relaxing. Holidaymakers can set up on the soft white sand and read a book, or venture into the water for some swimming.

Holidaymakers can reach Tinos on a ferry from Athens, which takes three hours and 45 minutes, the fares start from €35 (£30.27) per person for a one-way ticket.