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What Is the Weather Like in Tinos in April?

Avg High: 19°C / 66°F

Avg Low: 13°C / 56°F

Sea Temp: 16°C / 61°F

Rain Days: 3

Rainfall: 22 mm

Daylight: 13h 10m

Swimming: No

Season: Low

Key Facts

Worth Going?

Yes for spring walks, not swimming

Weather in Tinos in April

April in Tinos means spring conditions: mild and mostly dry. Expect highs of about 19°C / 66°F and overnight lows near 13°C / 56°F. Sea temperatures average around 16°C / 61°F, too cold for most people to swim. There are typically 3 rainy days, with around 22 mm of rain in total. Weather fronts become rarer as the season goes on, and calm, clear days take over. Tinos is famously windy, and the island is dotted with windmills and ornate dovecotes. Days bring around 13 hours of daylight, leaving long, light evenings. Bring layers, a warm sweater and a light waterproof, as the weather can turn. It's a lovely time for walking, with fresh air and green countryside. The weather can change from one day to the next, so check the forecast before planning a long day out. Plan outdoor time around the middle of the day, when it's at its warmest.

Swimming in Tinos in April

At around 16°C / 61°F, the sea in Tinos is too cold for most people to swim in April. Save swimming plans for July, August and September, when the water is much warmer. Beaches like Kolymbithra are still worth a visit for the scenery and a walk along the shore. Beaches are empty and unstaffed in winter, so swim only in calm conditions. A wetsuit makes a big difference if you want to get in.

Crowds & Prices in Tinos in April

April is one of the quietest months in Tinos, with few visitors and a local, everyday feel. Rates for rooms and car hire drop to their yearly lows. Greek Easter, which often falls in April, brings a surge of Greek visitors, so check the date and book ahead if it falls in your trip. You can usually book at short notice.

What's Open in Tinos in April

Ferry services between Piraeus and Rafina and Tinos are building up in April. Many businesses reopen during April, often in time for Easter, but some wait until May. Archaeological sites and museums are on their longer summer hours. Most sites close on Easter Sunday. Shops in tourist areas often stay open into the evening. Opening hours are long, with many tavernas serving until late.

Festivals & Holidays in Tinos in April

Greek Easter often falls in April, and it's the biggest celebration of the year, with candlelit processions on Good Friday, midnight services on Saturday and lamb roasting on Sunday. Many businesses close on Good Friday afternoon and Easter Sunday, and lots of Greeks travel to their home villages for the holiday. In Tinos, as across Greece, these traditions are very much alive. Weekends bring family outings and long lunches, and the evenings grow livelier as the days lengthen.

Is April a Good Time to Visit Tinos?

April is a good time for Tinos if you're coming for walks, sightseeing and exploring its marble villages, not the beach. In numbers: highs of about 19°C / 66°F, lows of 13°C / 56°F and rain on around 3 days in a typical April. The countryside is green, it's quiet and prices are low, but the sea is too cold for most people and the season is only just starting. For swimming, wait until June, September or October.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the sun set in Tinos in April?

Through April, sunset in Tinos moves from around 7:40 pm to around 8:05 pm in Greek local time, as the evenings get longer. In mid-April, expect it at around 7:55 pm. Evenings cool quickly after sunset, so bring a layer.

Does it rain in Tinos in April?

Some, but much less than in winter. April usually brings a handful of showery days between longer sunny spells, and rain rarely lasts all day. It's one of the greenest, most colorful months of the year and ideal for walking. Pack a light jacket for windy days and cool evenings.

Can I visit the marble villages of Tinos in April?

Yes, and April is a lovely time to do it. The marble villages of Tinos is lively without the peak-season crowds, and it's comfortable to walk around during the day. Pyrgos is the heart of the island's marble-carving tradition.

Do I need a car on Tinos in April?

It helps. Bus timetables are lighter in April than in summer, so a car or scooter makes it easier to reach villages and beaches beyond Tinos Town.

Is April or May better for visiting Tinos?

May is the safer bet for good weather. Days are warmer and more reliably sunny, most businesses have reopened and the sea starts to warm up, though it's still cool. April is greener, quieter and often cheaper, and may include Easter, but the weather is less predictable.

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Temperatures, swimming and what's on in February.

Planning a trip in March? Here's the weather and what to know.

Sunshine, rain and sea temperatures for April, plus travel tips.

Weather, sea temperature and travel tips for May.

What to expect in June: weather, crowds and what's open.

Is July a good time to go? See the weather and what's open.

Temperatures, swimming and what's on in August.

Planning a trip in September? Here's the weather and what to know.

Sunshine, rain and sea temperatures for October, plus travel tips.

Weather, sea temperature and travel tips for November.

What to expect in December: weather, crowds and what's open.

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