Take this route in order to dive into the geological wealth of Tinos but remember that you will need to come in contact with the local association of Falatados before accesing the trail.
This trail because of its exceptional geological interest has been suggested as a geo route. All along the path, impressive granite rock formations dominate the landscape and one can also notice fields that were cultivated in the distant past, huts partially built on the rocks, underground passages under massive rocks, granite formations which resemble huge balconies, rocks of various formations which have received distinctive names by the locals, chapels, threshing fields, bee hives and other points of interest. The path is accessible only after coming in contact with the local association of Falatados.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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To move around Tinos you have plenty of options. You can bring your own car or motorbike, or rent one once on the island. You can also use the network of buses or use a taxi. For the bus timetable please click on the following link:
http://www.kteltinou.gr/index.php/schedule
Taxi:
RADIO TAXI TINOU 22830 22470 και 22830 29000
RADIO TAXI ASTERAS TINOU 22830 26000
Directions
Tinos is accessible daily from the ports of Rafina and Piraeus. The trip takes about 3 to 4 hours. Tinos is also connected to the islands of Andros, Mykonos, Naxos, and Syros. To search for a boat route, please click on the following link: http://www.openseas.gr/openseas/en/
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Equipment
Hiking boots, hat, sunscreen, long trousers, walking poles are considered essential. It is also advised not to walk alone and to always keep with you a first aid kit. A torch, and a well charged mobile phone are also advised.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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