The Andros to Tinos ferry is one of the more straightforward crossings in the Cyclades – a short hop between two islands with very different characters, connected by a reliable year-round service. Andros, the northernmost of the Cyclades and the closest to the Attica mainland, sits just a short sail away from Tinos, an island that draws pilgrims, marble craftsmen, and curious travellers in roughly equal measure. If you're combining both islands in one trip, the return Tinos to Andros ferry makes the same crossing in reverse.
Throughout the year there are 7 ferries per day on average. In summer (June–August), this increases to 8 per day, while winter sees around 2 per day.
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