
Your Aegean escape
Nestled in the village of Pyrgos on the island of Tinos, Aeris Suites offer comfortable, contemporary apartments designed with our guests in mind. Spacious living areas, well-equipped kitchens, and the enchanting beauty of authentic Greek hospitality — where relaxation meets the Cyclades.
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A sanctuary under the stars
A spacious 45m² sanctuary with a bedroom that is a dreamer's delight — a ceiling window invites the shimmering stars directly into your resting space. Cozy ambiance, thoughtful details, and the enchanting beauty of Pyrgos village right outside.

Warmth from the south
A spacious 45m² layout with two bedrooms — one featuring a double bed and the other a king-size bed. The living room houses a sofa bed, comfortably accommodating up to 6 guests. A serene courtyard offers the perfect spot to unwind.

Intimate charm, secluded garden
The most intimate of the three, Ostria is brimming with charm and warmth at 35m². A secluded backyard offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining as you bask in the glow of the island's mesmerizing sunsets.
From your hosts
We could tell you Tinos has great beaches — every guidebook does. Instead, here's what we tell our own friends when they come to stay with us in Pyrgos.
Beaches
Tinos is famous for its north wind, the meltemi. When it blows, the north-coast beaches near us get wavy — that's the day to drive south to Agios Sostis, Porto or Agios Ioannis, where the sea stays calm. On still days, Kolymbithra and Rohari are right on our doorstep.
Near us
Our village's little harbour is just 3.5 km away. Fishing boats, a handful of tavernas and tables a few steps from the sea — order whatever came in that morning and stay for the evening light.
Our village
You're staying in the heart of Tinian marble carving. Visit the Museum of Marble Crafts, 600 m from your door, look out for the carved fanlights above the doorways, then have a coffee and something sweet in the shaded square.
Hidden gem
A tiny village set in a landscape of huge round granite rocks, like nowhere else in Greece. Come in the late afternoon, wander the lanes and look for the old basket weavers’ workshops.
Evenings
Both villages cling to the hillside above the sea, looking out towards Syros. They're on the road between Pyrgos and Chora, so stop on your way back from town — a glass of local wine while the sun goes down over the Aegean.
Worth the climb
The great rock in the middle of the island, crowned with the ruins of a Venetian fortress. The walk up is short but steep in places — wear proper shoes and go early or late in the day. From the top you can see almost all of the Cyclades.
Taste Tinos
Look for louza (the island's cured pork), local cheeses, capers and — in spring — Tinos's famous artichokes. Ask the taverna what's local today; the best dishes are rarely on the printed menu.
Getting around
Tinos has more than 40 villages and the buses don't reach most of them. With a car, the whole island is within an hour of Pyrgos, and the winding roads are half the fun.
Plan ahead
The Feast of the Virgin Mary is the island's biggest day. Pilgrims arrive from all over Greece at Panagia Evangelistria and Chora fills up — moving and unforgettable, but ferries and rooms book out months in advance.
And if you're ever unsure where to go — just ask us. That's what we're here for.
Getting here
In the village of Pyrgos, Tinos's most famous marble-carving village. A 20-minute drive from the port, surrounded by tavernas, artisan workshops, and some of the island's best beaches.
Get in touch
Have a question about the apartments, need help planning your stay, or just want to know which beach to visit first? Reach out — we're happy to help.
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