Santa Margarita – Beaches of Tinos
Discover the Beach
Secluded Sandy Escape
Santa Margarita is one of those beaches locals whisper about — a hidden crescent of sand tucked away on the less-explored eastern coast. Its relative remoteness keeps crowds thin, even during peak summer months.
Emerald-Clear Water
The water here has an almost emerald clarity, shifting between shades of green and blue depending on the light. The sandy bottom extends gradually, and there's excellent visibility for snorkeling around the bordering rocks.
Chapel & Traditions
A tiny whitewashed chapel dedicated to Santa Margarita stands near the beach, typical of the hundreds of small churches scattered across Tinos. The local feast day in July brings a small panigiri celebration with traditional music.
Morning Sun Paradise
Facing east, Santa Margarita catches the morning sun early and stays bathed in light until early afternoon. It's ideal for early birds who prefer their beach time before the midday heat, with natural shade from the cliffs providing afternoon relief.
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Morning
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