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Andros & Tinos Greece Travel Guide 2026

Dave Briggs
By Dave Briggs · Published 2019-12-11 · Last updated 2026-07-18
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I'm very excited to announce that our first Greek travel guide about Andros and Tinos is now available on Kindle at Amazon! Here's a look inside.

When to go to Andros and Tinos islands in Greece

Andros and Tinos Greece Travel Book

I've been toying with the idea of releasing a travel guide on the Amazon Kindle store for a while now. This year, after working more closely with Vanessa (that's the often mentioned Mrs by the way!), we decided to push the project forward.

The result? The world's first dedicated travel guide to Andros and Tinos in Greece!

Andros and Tinos in Greece: Greek Islands Travel Guide (The Cyclades Islands in Greece: Quiet Greek Island Destinations)
Andros and Tinos in Greece: Greek Islands Travel Guide (The Cyclades Islands in Greece: Quiet Greek Island Destinations)
  • Find out where to go and what to do on the islands of Andros and Tinos in Greece
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Real Greek Experiences

You'll notice that we've published the book under the Real Greek Experiences brand. Our hope is to build this up, and publish more books aimed at introducing people to lesser visited parts of Greece.

Inside the Andros and Tinos guide, we show how to get there, what there is to see and do, and where the best beaches are. We particularly enjoyed researching that last part!

But don't you already have blog posts about that?

Yes we do! But sometimes, it's just easier to have all the information in one place, laid out in a logical order. You'll also find there's more information in the published travel guide than there is here on the site.

Interested in checking out the blog posts about Andros and Tinos anyway? Take a look here:

Tinos and Andros Travel Guide Promotions

From time to time, we are able to offer free copies of the Tinos and Andros book on the Amazon Kindle store.

Check back for promotional offers and updates for our Andros and Tinos travel guide.

Of course, if you're a member of the Kindle Unlimited program (totally worth the subscription!), you'll be able to get the travel guide at no extra cost anyway.

We'll also run promotions for free copies of the Andros and Tinos travel guide on Amazon about three times a year. I'll try and remember to update this page when the next promotion is running!

Andros and Tinos Guide on Amazon

Our travel guide to Andros and Tinos is available on all the Amazon sites around the world. Here's where you can find them:

If you've enjoyed reading the Greek travel blogs here at Dave's Travel Pages, I'd appreciate you downloading the book if it's something that appeals, or maybe even giving it as a gift to somebody else!

Andros and Tinos travel guide now available on Amazon
Dave Briggs, writer at Dave's Travel Pages
Dave Briggs
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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  1. Karen C14 December 2019

    this travel guide and your blog are the best resources we've seen -- thank you! We know exactly what we want to see as a result. We are staying in Chora and wanted advice on the best way to get to Volax ... we are Canadian and do not have an international drivers license so renting a car is out (and I don't know if we can ATV). Looking for advice and roughly how long it takes. Thx

    1. Dave BriggsAuthor15 December 2019

      Hi, Your three choices would be hike (but that's probably an all day hike ), bus (check timetables with your hotel when you arrive), taxi (you could have the option to hike back down then if you wanted). Another idea is to take a tour of the island. From memory there's a company called Poseidon who do a bus tour of the main highlights, and I believe they stop off in Volax for a half hour.