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Tinos · KTEL Tinou (KTEL Tinos)
The bus from Agios Fokas to Tinos leaves from Agios Fokas (Tinos) and arrives at Tinos (KTEL station, New Port). The departure point is marked on our route map to within a couple of hundred metres — the right corner of town, not necessarily the stop itself — along with the other stops on the route.
The journey takes roughly 5 min — our estimate from the route’s length, as the operator does not publish a travel time.
You can buy tickets on the bus; if you are leaving from a town with a bus station, you may need to buy your ticket at the station kiosk first. For times and tickets you can ring KTEL Tinou (KTEL Tinos) on +30 22830 22440.
Seasonal service. The operator’s printed 2026 timetable, which we read on 7 September 2026, listed this bus from 7 September to 13 September. Not running now — check with the operator.
We last had times for this route on 13 September 2026. We have no dates after that. We last checked the operator on 4 October 2026. The operator’s current timetable (read 30 September 2026) no longer lists this route.
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Agios Fokas (Tinos) → Tinos (KTEL station, New Port)
Not published. This operator does not print a fare for this route. That is not the same as free, and we will not invent a number — buy from the driver or the operator’s own site.
Want directions? Open the departure stop in Google Maps (opens in a new tab).
The line joins the stops in order. It is not the road the bus takes — it is a straight chord between points, so treat it as sequence, not geometry. A hollow, dashed stop marker means the coordinate is a village centre rather than a surveyed bus bay; tap it to see where it came from.
Generated from this page’s own timetable data — every answer reads the same day-by-day calendar as the table above, so it can never say more than the page does.
Not all year. In 2026 the operator's printed timetable listed it from 7 September to 13 September. It is not running now — check with the operator.