Explore the amazing Diles & Rinies Villas Estate in Tinos 

Eight elegant, sea view, serviced villas

Villas with private swimming pools

100-180 m2, 2-4 bedrooms, 3-4 bathrooms, 4–11 guests, surrounded by gardens with olive trees, grapes, flowers and herbs. 

Ideal for: families, friends, couples, weddings, parties, family reunions, corporate and other events.

Capacity: 60 persons in 24 cozy bedrooms, events of up to 300 persons.

Large infinity swimming pool (15×7,5m) 

Pool lounge bar

Cuisine Restaurant (Kindly note that due to Covid-19 pandemic, the operation of our restaurant and pool bar might be adjusted. Please contact us to inform you prior to your arrival).

Hotel services: Reception & concierge, housekeeping & maintenance, dining, personal care services.

Activities for all: Diving, windsurfing, cruising, horse riding, trekking, sculpture, pottery, thematic guided routes (village hopping), wine & beer tasting, cooking lessons, Greek lessons and more…

WiFi: Free WiFi in all areas, mobile phone coverage.

Art Gallery / Cultural center “ARTdovecotes”: Hosts exhibitions of contemporary artists and small corporate events.

Architecture / Decoration / Ambiance: Environmentally friendly, traditional stone benches. Fine luxury, simple Mediterranean decoration style with a vintage touch. Relaxed Ambiance, special energy and light.

The Myth:  The name "Diles & Rinies" comes from Dilos Island and its nearby Rinia, directly opposite. Local fishermen call this island complex with the surrounding small rocky islands “Diles”, hence the name of our Estate. Our guests realize the special brightness of light and the elements of peacefulness & energy that prevail in our location. Looking at Dilos Island, it’s easy to find an explanation, thinking of the story of Apollo’s birth on Dilos. According to Ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the God of light and sun, and he was also associated with healing, harmony, music and balance. He was born on Dilos with his twin sister Artemis, the moon-goddess. Both islands are Natura protected areas, they are not inhabited and Dilos is one of the most worth visiting historical and archaeological sites in Greece.