Ferry from Tinos to Andros

Traveling from Tinos to Andros by ferry can be quite budget-friendly, as you can take advantage of lower-cost ferry tickets thanks to the available discounts. Some indicative passenger categories that are entitled to discounts of up to 50% are:

• Children and toddlers
• Permanent residents of islands (holders of Unique Islander Number)
• Students of Greek Public Universities
• People with disabilities and their accompanying persons

The Tinos - Andros ferry route is served by both conventional and high-speed vessels, offering modern and comfortable facilities to ensure a pleasant journey.

On board, you’ll typically find air-conditioned lounges, snack bars, pet-friendly areas, and services for travelers with disabilities. In addition, most ferries offer access to a Wi-Fi hotspot (usually for a fee).

Cabins and accommodation

Although the trip between Tinos and Andros is relatively short, it is possible to book a cabin for 1-4 passengers on a few ferries serving the route. Typically, you have the option between standard interior cabins, exterior cabins with a window and deluxe cabins with a window and double bed. Cabin prices usually start at around €29 per bed.

Most ferries offer standard air-conditioned lounges or seating on the open deck. For added comfort, you can book a numbered airplane-style seat in the business or VIP lounge.

Luggage

Greek ferry companies are rather flexible when it comes to luggage size and weight, but each have their own policy:

• On Blue Star Ferries, Golden Star Ferries and Seajets ferries, you are allowed up to 50 kg of luggage.
• When traveling with Fast Ferries, there are no weight or size restrictions on luggage.

You can keep your luggage next to you or store your bags and suitcases in the designated luggage area on the ferry from Tinos to Andros.

Traveling with pets

You can smoothly travel with your pet on the ferry to Andros from Tinos, depending on the company and type of vessel you’ve chosen.

Consider contacting the operator you’ve chosen for more information, as certain pet policies and services may vary. In any case, bring along the necessary tickets, documents and supplies for a smooth ferry ride to Andros with your pet.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Tinos to Andros:

• The port of Tinos may have increased traffic during the summer and many ferries can arrive or depart at the same time. For this reason, we recommend that you arrive at the port at least 45 min earlier to find your ferry.
• Greek ferries can get quite chilly indoors, even during the summer, so bring along a light jacket or sweater for a more comfortable journey.
• If you are prone to seasickness, consider taking motion sickness medication before the trip. As always, you can discuss your options with your pharmacist or doctor.
• Andros is the second-largest island in the Cyclades and is directly connected to other destinations in the complex. On our Map of ferries, you will find ferry connections between Andros and neighboring islands like Mykonos, Paros, Kythnos, Kea and Naxos.

Where to take the ferry from Tinos to Andros

Ferries to Andros depart from the main port of Tinos, which is located in Chora, in the south part of the island.

Near the port, there are many stores, cafés, restaurants, and banks, as well as a bus station. Parking spaces and car rentals are also in the nearby area.

Where does the ferry arrive in Andros?

Ferries from Tinos dock at the main port of Andros, which is located in Gavrio, on the northwestern shores of the Cycladic island. Gavrio is 8 km away (a 15-minute drive) from the cosmopolitan seaside town of Batsi and 32 km west of Chora (about a 50 minutes by car).

Near the port, there are plenty of cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as hotels, rooms to let, car rental agencies, ATMs and a regional medical office.