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Ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos run year-round from Piraeus - Rafina - Koropi - Eleftherios Venizelos ports, 7 days a week. The first ferry from the Rafina port departs at 07:10, and the last at 21:30 from Rafina. Similar schedules apply for the Piraeus and Koropi and Eleftherios Venizelos ports. From June to September, there are approximately 100 crossings per week. In quieter periods, the route is served by around 18 crossings per week. The fastest ferry departing from Koropi, takes 41min, while on average the ferry trip lasts about 3h 29min. Ticket prices range from €29.70 to €77.70. Book your tickets online to Tinos with Ferryscanner for an easy booking experience and the best price guarantee.
Ferries traveling from Athens to Tinos may stop at other destinations along the way, for example: Rafina - Paros - Naxos - Mykonos - Tinos.
Ferry companies from Athens to Tinos
The Athens to Tinos route is served by Blue Star Ferries, Seajets, Fast Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, hoper. The ferry companies running this route next week, grouped by departure port and sorted by lowest ticket price.
Athens to Tinos ferry schedule
Ferry times from Athens to Tinos depend on the operator, season, and departure port. Key info to help you plan:
Can I travel by ferry from Athens to Tinos?
Yes, ferries connect Athens and Tinos, with Blue Star Ferries, Seajets, Fast Ferries, Golden Star Ferries, hoper companies operating the route. The ferry trip lasts 3h 29min on average. Ferries depart from the Piraeus - Rafina - Koropi - Eleftherios Venizelos ports and are available daily.
How long does the ferry take from Athens to Tinos?
The ferry ride from Athens to Tinos typically takes 3h 29min, with the fastest ferry getting there in just 41min from Koropi port. For the remaining ports, the average travel time is: 3h 59min from Piraeus - 2h 58min from Rafina - from Eleftherios Venizelos. Travel times vary based on the departure port, ferry operator, weather conditions on the day, and whether you go for a high-speed or conventional ferry. You may find that on some routes, only one ferry company is available.
The distance between Athens and Tinos is about 121.31km or 65.46nm. The longest ferry ride takes 5h 5min and departs from Piraeus.
When you book your ferry tickets for the Athens to Tinos route with Ferryscanner, you’ll see the Recommended option, which is calculated using an algorithm that considers factors like direct routes, speed, e-ticket availability, and arrival times to make sure you find the best choice for your trip.
Shortest ferry ride from Athens to Tinos
ROBINSON R66, operated by hoper, is the fastest ferry from Athens to Tinos. It departs from Koropi and takes 41min.
Is it possible to take a day trip from Athens to Tinos?
Yes, a day trip from Athens to Tinos is possible. The fastest ferry trip takes just 41min and departs from the Koropi port, which will give you enough time to explore and get back the same day. Use our ferry search and booking system to book tickets for both directions and plan your schedule. Check the first and last ferry from Tinos to Athens for detailed roundtrip schedules.
Do overnight ferries run from Athens to Tinos?
Yes, night ferries operate on the Athens to Tinos route, departing from Rafina. They offer a convenient way to travel while enjoying a restful trip.
This summary for the Athens (All Ports) to Tinos route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. Schedules may change due to seasons, ferry operators, or availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
Not far from Tinos • Where to go next
Tinos offers easy access to nearby islands and mainland spots within 100 km or 2 hours of travel time, making them perfect for day trips, island hopping, or new ferry adventures in Greece.
Ferry ticket prices, offers and discounts from Athens to Tinos
Prices for ferries from Athens to Tinos start at €29.70 and go up to €77.70, plus extras for cabins or seats. They vary by company and ticket type. To save money, book early and check for restrictions on foot passengers or vehicle-only boarding. When sailing from:
- Piraeus , ferry tickets start at €50.00 for foot passengers.
- Rafina , ferry tickets start at €29.70 for foot passengers.
- Koropi , ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers.
- Eleftherios Venizelos , ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers.
Book your tickets to Tinos as early as possible so as to make sure you get the best price.
Ferry Offers
Depending on the season and the ferry company, you may come across special offers for the Athens (All Ports) to Tinos route, including early booking discounts or limited-time promotions. To stay informed, follow the Ferryscanner blog, connect with us on social media, or subscribe to our newsletter. Any valid offers are automatically applied during the booking process, ensuring you always get the best price for your trip to Tinos.
Choose your ferry from the Athens to Tinos timetable
How to get from Athens to Tinos
To get from Athens to Tinos, ferries are your best bet, and they depart from several key ports: Piraeus, Rafina, Koropi, and Eleftherios Venizelos. Piraeus is close to the city center and is easily reachable by metro or bus, while Rafina is a short taxi ride from central Athens. Koropi is well-connected via the suburban railway, offering a quick journey from the airport, and Eleftherios Venizelos airport itself has direct transport links to both Piraeus and Rafina. Check schedules, as ferry departures can vary throughout the day.
At each port, you’ll find designated departure areas. In Piraeus, ferries typically leave from the main terminals, with signs guiding you to your specific gate. Rafina has clear signage directing passengers to its ferry docks. For Koropi, look for the suburban railway station that leads to the nearby ferry terminal, while Eleftherios Venizelos has organized sections for those heading to the ferries. Always check your tickets or email for updates and arrive early to prepare for your journey.
Other travel options from Athens to Tinos
The most comfortable and fastest way to travel from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos is with hoper, which offers helicopter transfers to the Greek islands. The trip takes only 42 minutes, with ticket prices starting at €310.00. Departures are taking place from the heliport in Koropi. Routes run year-round but may be affected by weather. Helicopter ride will save you time and get you to Tinos in style, with breathtaking photo opportunities of the Aegean Sea from the skies. Advance booking is highly recommended.
Heading from Athens to Tinos without or with a vehicle
Foot passengers can take ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos, and most sailings are accessible for wheelchair users. If you want to double-check what's available, feel free to reach out to our support team. It's best to be at the boarding gate at least 60 minutes before the ferry leaves. You can also choose extras like Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notifications when booking, to make your trip a bit more carefree.
Can you bring a car on the ferry from Athens to Tinos?
Ferries from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos don’t carry vehicles. Only foot passengers are permitted.
Bring luggage with you on the ferry to Tinos
You can generally bring your luggage for free when traveling from Athens to Tinos.
Luggage Allowance: Most ferry companies permit 1 piece of luggage weighing up to 50 kg per person. However, this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- BLUE STAR PAROS, CHAMPIONS LEAGUE JET 2, WORLDCHAMPION JET, ANDROS KING, ANDROS QUEEN, CHAMPION JET 1, EKATERINI P., FAST FERRIES ANDROS, GOLDEN PRINCESS, SUPEREXPRESS, SUPERFERRY, SUPERRUNNER JET, TERA JET, TERA JET 2, THEOLOGOS P: Up to 50kg per passenger.
- Robinson R66: Up to 0kg per passenger.
You are advised to label your luggage clearly and make sure to place it in designated storage areas when boarding. For any oversized or additional luggage, extra fees may apply, depending on the ferry company.
For precise details or unique restrictions, please get in touch with our support team.
Cabins on board
Some ferries from Athens to Tinos offer cabins, allowing you to sleep on the ship during longer trips. Cabins may include private or shared options, and pet-friendly cabins are available on some ships.
Is cabin booking available from Athens to Tinos?
Yes, you can book a cabin on the BLUE STAR PAROS, ANDROS QUEEN, Andros King, SUPER FERRY ferries, offering you the chance to get a comfortable night’s sleep on board while traveling to Tinos. Options may include private and shared cabins. Book early to secure your preferred spot.
Bringing your pet on the ferry
Pets are welcome on ferries between Athens and Tinos, but rules differ by company. General guidelines:
- Pets over 10 kg go in onboard kennels, while smaller ones (under 10 kg) can travel in a pet carrier.
- Service dogs are not subject to kennel rules.
- Bring all needed documents and pet supplies.
- On Greek domestic routes, pets typically travel free.
For detailed ferry policies, check the company’s page on our site or reach out to our support team.
Smart travel tips from Athens to Tinos
Make your journey from Athens (All Ports) to Tinos enjoyable with these handy tips for a safe and comfortable ride!
Ferries that connect Athens to Tinos are reliable and adhere to high safety standards, giving you peace of mind during travel. Consider booking your tickets in advance to secure better rates and preferred seating. The Ferryscanner app is a great tool for tracking schedules and making reservations easily.
Parking is available at Piraeus, Rafina, and Koropi ports, so you can find a spot without hassle. Remember to arrive early to find parking and enjoy some time at the port.
Onboard, take advantage of dining options, but bringing your own snacks and water is always wise. Don't forget a light jacket—it can get chilly inside, while outdoor decks can be windy.
As you sail, keep your eyes peeled for stunning views of the Aegean Sea and surrounding islands. Also, if you travel in summer, sunscreen is a must, and be prepared for potential high tides.
Safety: Ferries on this route are up-to-date with safety features, ensuring a secure journey.
Local Culture: Tinos is known for its artisan villages and stunning marble architecture—don’t miss out on exploring the picturesque town of Pyrgos!
Natural Beauty: Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, from beautiful beaches to serene hiking trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Tinos even more.
Getting to the ferry ports in Athens
To get to the ferry terminals in Piraeus, Rafina, Koropi, and Eleftherios Venizelos (Athens International Airport), you have several options.
The Piraeus ferry terminal is located about 10 km from Athens city center and is well connected by public transport. You can take the metro (Line 1) to Piraeus, which takes around 20 minutes. Rafina is approximately 30 km from central Athens and reachable by bus from the city center in about 45-60 minutes. The Koropi area is primarily accessed via the metro (Line 3 to Koropi station) and is about 30 km from central Athens, with taxis and private transfers readily available. The ferry terminal at Eleftherios Venizelos airport is located approximately 40 km from Piraeus and about 24 km from Rafina.
In Tinos, the ferry terminal is situated in the main town, about 1 km from the center. It provides easy access to accommodation, dining, and local attractions, making it convenient for travelers.
For additional transportation options, taxis and car rentals are widely available across these ports. Be aware that schedules can change, so always check ahead for the latest transportation information. If you encounter any discrepancies or need assistance, please reach out to our support team for help.
Make the most of your time in Tinos
Tinos is a beautiful island in Greece that is known for its stunning beaches, charming villages, and delicious food. One famous place to visit is the Church of Panagia Evangelistria, where many come to see its amazing artwork. Explore the lovely towns like Pyrgos, where you can find lovely shops and art galleries. The island is full of pretty beaches like Kolimbithra and Agios Fokas, perfect for swimming and playing in the sun.
For adventure lovers, hiking up to the old villages on the hills is so much fun! You can find hidden paths that lead to breathtaking views. Make sure to try local treats like "Loukoum," a sweet dessert made with sugar and nuts, and "Tinos cheese," which is super tasty!
Tinos is great for a weekend getaway or a starting point to explore nearby islands like Mykonos and Delos. Whether you want to relax on the beach or go on exciting adventures, Tinos has something special for everyone!
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BLUE STAR PAROS Blue Star Ferries
WORLDCHAMPION JET Seajets
CHAMPION JET 1 Seajets
FAST FERRIES ANDROS Fast Ferries
SUPERRUNNER JET Seajets
ANDROS QUEEN Golden Star Ferries
SUPERFERRY Golden Star Ferries
EKATERINI P Fast Ferries
GOLDEN PRINCESS Golden Star Ferries
THEOLOGOS P Fast Ferries
TERA JET Seajets
SUPEREXPRESS Golden Star Ferries
ANDROS KING Golden Star Ferries
SPEEDRUNNER JET Seajets
ROBINSON R66 RED hoper