Seven Days in Tinos, Greece: Food, Family, and the Beauty of Slowing Down
In June 2026, we traded our familiar Canadian skies for the wild winds and glowing sands of Tinos, Greece. This trip was meant to be a slow, sensory escape: long breakfasts, cold seas, glowing beaches, and an island that still feels raw and real. We traveled as a family, two adults and one very opinionated toddler, during the second week of June. We had planned to start the journey in the most efficient way possible, with the 7:40 a.m. ferry from Rafina to Tinos. On paper, it was a perfect plan: arrive early, catch the ferry, reach the island with plenty of time to settle in and ease into vacation mode. In reality, traveling with a toddler has its own rhythm. No matter how well you plan, everything simply takes longer than you expect.
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