Welcome to Patmos!
Patmos, a small gem in the Dodecanese, is renowned as the place where St. John wrote the Book of Revelation. This tranquil island offers a perfect blend of spiritual heritage, charming whitewashed villages, and unspoiled natural beauty. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets, visit the historic Monastery of Saint John, and relax on quiet beaches for a deeply peaceful Greek island experience.
Overview
Patmos: The Sacred Isle of Revelation and Tranquility
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Monastery of Saint John the Theologian – A historic fortress-like monastery and UNESCO site.
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Cave of the Apocalypse – The sacred cave where St. John received his visions.
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Chora – The charming main town with whitewashed houses and winding alleys.
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Skala – The lively port town with shops, cafes, and beachfront.
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Beaches of Psili Ammos and Grikos – Beautiful sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters.
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Fortress of Patmos – Medieval fortifications offering panoramic views.
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Archaeological Museum of Patmos – Exhibits from the island’s ancient past.
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Evangelismos Church – A historic Byzantine church in Chora.
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Kambos Village – Traditional village known for its olive groves and local life.
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Lambi Bay – A peaceful spot for swimming and snorkeling.
Best time to visit Patmos
May to October
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