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Panormos
The fishing harbour where the marble of Pyrgos was once loaded onto ships
Exomeria & the marble villages · Tinos
About Panormos
Panormos is the little harbour in the deep bay below Pyrgos, at the far north-west of the island. For centuries the marble carved in the villages above was brought down here and shipped across the Aegean. Today it is a quiet fishing harbour with a short waterfront of tavernas and cafés, painted boats tied up at the quay, and small beaches around the bay, the best of them Rochari, a short walk away.
Where to eat
Tables we love in Panormos
Panormos · Exomeria & the marble villages
Good to know
Before you go to Panormos
Getting there
Panormos is at the end of the main road across the island, about 3 km below Pyrgos. The summer buses to Pyrgos continue down to the harbour.
When to go
Lunch or dinner in summer. When the north wind blows, the bay can be choppy, and the beaches on the south side of the island are calmer.
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