Dyo Choria and Triantaros sit on the slopes of Kechrovouni at around 380 m. From the terraces you look out over Mykonos, Delos and Syros — and on clear days Paros, Naxos and Kythnos.
This is the authentic Tinos: plane-tree squares, spring-fed fountains, marble alleys. No two Magna Lux houses are alike — each one was freshly renovated with the island's own stone, wood and light, by people who live here.
Honest note: the village lanes are stepped and beautiful — pack light, and a car is recommended.
Four one-of-a-kind homes — freshly renovated, not from a catalogue. Each is listed on Airbnb with full galleries, calendars and verified reviews, or message us directly for our best rate.
Comfort, style and unlimited sun in a modern renovated home, steps from the village square.
In the house: welcome tray (coffee, tea, water & juice) · Wi-Fi · washer · pets welcome · free parking nearby
"Beautifully decorated, the balcony is amazing — I recommend this place very much."
A couple's hideaway — endless sea and unlimited sun on a spacious private terrace.
In the house: modern well-equipped kitchen · cozy double bed · Wi-Fi · terrace with island views
"The terrace is spacious and offers beautiful views… the kitchen was modern and well-equipped."
A unique refurbished traditional house in the heart of a vibrant village.
In the house: traditional stone & wood interior · full kitchen · Wi-Fi · sea-view terrace
"Tastefully decorated — traditional Cycladic architecture with modern comforts."
Three bedrooms on two levels, a large shady terrace, and the endless blue of the Aegean.
In the house: fast Wi-Fi (29 Mbps) · A/C · 200×160 beds · 2 bathrooms · washer · easy parking
"Freshly renovated, very stylish and absolutely clean — the sea view is simply fantastic!"
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We will point you to trusted drivers and car rental, and guide you through self check-in with the lockbox — flexible hours when the calendar allows.
Beach picks by wind direction, taverna tips and who to call, hiking routes between the marble villages, festival dates.
Boat days, food tours & workshops around Tinos and day trips toward Delos & Mykonos — we will point you to the local people who run them.
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"George is a very friendly and nice person. He helped us in everything we needed."
"Great location near the main square… the host is very embedded with the locals of the island."
"Greek hospitality at its best! Complimentary coffee, tea, water and juice."
"We had a wonderful stay — freshly renovated, very stylish and absolutely clean."
"Amazing listing. Stunning view. More peaceful than town or the beach."
"Every detail has been thoughtfully considered… the host was incredibly welcoming."
Greek, raised between cultures, and devoted to one island. With family and friends in Dyo Choria and Triantaros, Georgios renovated these village houses one by one — stone, wood and light — so guests could live Tinos the way locals do: authentically, not as a resort.
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Not a tourist list. These are the places we send friends.
Island photos: Wikimedia Commons contributors (CC BY-SA) · house photos: our own.
Wine, trails, marble and village life — written from Dyo Choria & Triantaros.
Close to a thousand stone dovecotes stand in the valleys of Tinos, their facades laid out in geometric stone embroidery. Here is their Venetian story — and a walk through Tarambados, the island's finest dovecote valley.
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Tinos has no airport, and that is half its charm. A host's guide to the ferries from Rafina, Piraeus and Mykonos, which of the island's two ports you will land at, and how to reach the villages once you step off the boat.
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Tinos has more than forty beaches and one very opinionated wind. Here is a host's guide to reading the meltemi and picking the right coast — north when it is calm, south when the summer blow arrives.
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Every summer night somewhere on Tinos, a village lights up its square for a panigiri — vespers, violin and dancing until dawn. Here is the history behind the feasts, the dates to catch, and how to join in well.
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Twenty minutes from our houses, Volax sits in a moonscape of giant granite boulders — a village of basket weavers, painted poems and a tiny stone amphitheatre. Here is how to visit it well.
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Pyrgos is the marble village of Tinos, where stonecutting became fine art. Here is a host’s guide to its sculptors, its museum, and the quarry port of Panormos just below.
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Summer 2026 is a big cultural year on Tinos — ten years of the Koinono art gathering, a new digital platform for the island's dovecotes, jazz in the villages and the great August pilgrimage. Here is what is on, and where to stay for it.
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Tinos has more than forty villages, each with its own square, fountain and feast day. Here is a host's guide to the ones worth a slow afternoon — and how to read Cycladic architecture once you know what to look for.
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Some of the most talked-about wine in the Aegean grows between granite boulders, twenty minutes from our houses. Here is how to taste it.
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More than 150 km of waymarked paths link monasteries, dovecote valleys and marble villages. Two of the prettiest villages on the network are home.
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Tinos quietly out-eats its famous neighbours. Here is a local's field guide to the island's table — what to order, what to buy, and when the food festivals happen.
Read the story →Headlines courtesy of Tinos Today (tinostoday.gr) — the island’s news site. Follow them for daily Tinos news.
The island is at its best outside the crowded weeks. Three seasons we would pick ourselves:
And why we do it this way: a lighter way to stay on Tinos.
Fastest: message us on WhatsApp or give us a call — all contact buttons are in the section below. You can also book each house on Airbnb, or email us — direct bookings always get our best rate.
Check-in from 3:00 PM with self check-in lockbox; check-out by 11:00 AM. We're flexible whenever the calendar allows — just ask.
Ferries reach Tinos from Rafina (~2 h fast ferry) and Piraeus. Dyo Choria and Triantaros are about 8.5 km / 15 minutes by car from the port, with free parking near the houses. A car is recommended.
Yes — our houses are pet-friendly. Let us know in advance so we can prepare.
Light! The village lanes are stepped marble — beautiful, but not suitcase-wheel friendly. We'll help with luggage on arrival if needed.
Village tavernas and cafés within a two-minute walk, marble-paved alleys, hiking paths, and the beaches of the south coast a short drive away. From the terraces you'll see Mykonos, Delos, Syros — and on clear days Paros and Naxos.
Our four houses sit in the balcony villages of Dyo Choria and Triantaros, above the Aegean on Tinos.
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