Here is all the information you need about the ferry route from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos. On this page you can find details about the various ports and destinations, the ferry companies offering trips, as well as ferry ticket prices and travel times.
Tinos is a beautiful Greek island in the Cyclades, and is the third-largest of the group. It’s known for having many diverse villages and traditional dovecotes. Additionally, every August 15th the church of Panagia in Tinos is a popular site for religious pilgrimage. It is located approximately 72.32 miles away from Athens (All Ports).
Getting back and forth from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos is easy as ferries can be found all year round from 3 of the ports of Athens (All Ports).
There are ferry companies operating from Lavrio to Tinos.
Lavrio is the smallest port in Athens, Greece. There is a direct bus (KTEL) to Lavrio from downtown. The journey takes approximately 1h 45m and costs 4€ – 6€. While you can reach Lavrio from the airport with public transportation, there is no direct bus/train route. Taking a taxi from the airport is also another option. This will cost around 50€ and take 40 minutes.
In addition, you can book a ferry from Piraeus to Tinos. Piraeus is the main port of Athens and is easily accessible from downtown via taxi or metro. If you are heading to the port by car, it will take about 30 minutes from the city center. If you are going to the port from the Athens International Airport, hop in a taxi and you will arrive in about one hour. Alternatively, take the metro or bus if you have the extra time to spare. During the summer months, traffic around the port of Piraeus is usually hectic and busy. Keep in mind that you need to arrive at the port about one hour before your ferry’s scheduled departure time.
Furthermore, you can book a ferry from Rafina to Tinos. Rafina is the second largest of the three ports in Athens. KTEL busses travel from downtown to Lavrio and back several times a day. Tickets cost 2€ – 5€ and the journey takes 1h 15m. Also, there is an KTEL bus that runs from Athens airport directly to the port of Rafina every hour from 04:40am to 20:45pm. Tickets can be purchased from the bus driver when boarding.
The route Lavrio to Tinos is operated by 4 ferry companies: Seajets, Fast Ferries, Saos Anes and . This route is operated all year round and the ticket prices range between 15.40 and 35.00 euros, depending on whether you travel with a highspeed or conventional ferry. Tickets for this route are available for passengers as well as vehicles, such as cars and motor bikes.
The trip duration from Lavrio to Tinos is between 3h 35m – 9h 55m. With Fast Ferries which is the fastest ferry company on this route you can arrive in 3h 35m.
On this route, you can find both direct trips and those with stops at other islands. Typically, these stops will be Andros, Kea (Tzia), Kythnos, Syros, Marmari, Evia, Paros and Mykonos. Fast Ferries is currently offering a direct trip to Tinos.
During high season (June – September) there are 514 scheduled ferry crossings between Lavrio and Tinos per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 236 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!
The route Piraeus to Tinos is operated by 3 ferry companies: Blue Star Ferries, Seajets and Minoan Lines. This route is operated all year round and the ticket prices range between 38.50 and 145.70 euros, depending on whether you travel with a highspeed or conventional ferry. Tickets for this route are available for passengers as well as vehicles, such as cars and motor bikes.
The trip duration from Piraeus to Tinos is between 2h 45m – 4h 30m. With Minoan Lines which is the fastest ferry company on this route you can arrive in 2h 45m.
On this route, you can find both direct trips and those with stops at other islands. Typically, these stops will be Syros, Mykonos, Paros and Naxos. Blue Star Ferries, Minoan Lines, Seajets are currently offering a direct trip to Tinos.
During high season (June – September) there are 514 scheduled ferry crossings between Piraeus and Tinos per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 236 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!
The route Rafina to Tinos is operated by 4 ferry companies: Fast Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, Blue Star Ferries and Seajets. This route is operated all year round and the ticket prices range between 28.00 and 95.70 euros, depending on whether you travel with a highspeed or conventional ferry. Tickets for this route are available for passengers as well as vehicles, such as cars and motor bikes.
The trip duration from Rafina to Tinos is between 1h 50m – 3h 15m. With Blue Star Ferries which is the fastest ferry company on this route you can arrive in 1h 50m.
On this route, you can find both direct trips and those with stops at other islands. Typically, these stops will be Mykonos, Naxos and Andros. Blue Star Ferries, Fast Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, Seajets are currently offering a direct trip to Tinos.
During high season (June – September) there are 514 scheduled ferry crossings between Rafina and Tinos per week. During low season (October – May) however, there are 236 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!
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