The hidden paradise of any trekker is found in Tinos.

The old mule ways are revived

Once upon a time, when cars were not around, the only way for a villager to go from one village to another was through some stone-paved tracks. The inhabitants of Tinos used them, either on foot or on mule back, in order to move around – this is why they were named mule ways. However, as times gradually changed, technology got to the island and brought about development and progress. In our day, you need a map to find some of these trails.

Trekking is one of the best ways to get to know Tinos. You go in and out of the villages through trails, which offer an entirely different picture of the island compared to driving around. This is simply because these trails were opened in a man-friendly fashion, as their grade and their course are carefully designed to bridge distances in a direct and pleasant way.

Guided Hiking Tours

Tinos is best explored on foot – especially in the months of April – June and September – December. There are countless hikes that you can start directly from our village. We can also organise a guide for you.