About Us
Aegean’ s Muses welcome you in a unique environment where the deep blue of the sea meets the wild beauty of Cyclades islands, Tinos. From the capital city and port of the island, located on the road that leads to Tripotamos, 5 kilometers far from the port, we have created for you two luxurious residences in order to help you escape from reality, through the unbelievable view, the island’ s beauties and our comfortable accommodation.
Trust us, in order to gain unique experiences from the island of Aeolus – the ancient god of wind.
ERATO
THALIA
Independent heating system with continuous supply of warm water
Smart TV
Air condition
Washing machine
Fast wireless wi-fi
Private swimming pool with jacuzzi, deckchairs and couches
And more
Private sheltered parking
Excellent view
3 km away from the port
Easy access for people with disabilities (Erato residence)
Terrace with magnificent view
Independent heating system with continuous supply of warm water
Fully-equipped kitchen with appliances (filter coffee maker, Nespresso machine,
microwave oven, toaster, kettle)
100% cotton towels and bed liners
Hair dryer
Washing machine
Electric iron and ironing board
Cleaning service (provided on request)
VISION
“Aegean’ s Muses” are two modern, residences with swimming pools and all kinds of contemporary facilities combined with the famous Tinian tradition and hospitality. Our ambition is to offer not only an excellent provision of services but also experiences, in order to make our guests experience unforgettable moments close to nature and away from the noisy daily life.
Muses in ancient Greek mythology are nine ancient deities, Zeus’ daughters and Mnimosine(Memory). God Apollon was their leader.
At first those deities were Nymphs of the mountains and the water. Hesiod in Theogony narrates: “Mnimosine slept with Kronos’ son at Pieria (Pieria mountains) and gave birth to those virgins that make us forget our sufferings and ease our pains. For nine consecutive nights wise Zeus climbed on his holy bed and slept next to Mnimosine away from the other immortals. A year later, when seasons and months had completed their journey and when many days had passed Mnimosine gave birth to nine girls…, who were all attracted by music…” Their names were: Clio, Efterpe, Thalia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato, Polymnia, Yrania, Clliope.
