Psili Ammos
The most celebrated beach on the island — a long arc of fine sand on the southern tip, accessible only by boat or a 40-minute walk. Exactly as beautiful as it sounds. Go by the morning boat; return by the afternoon one.
The most celebrated beach on the island — a long arc of fine sand on the southern tip, accessible only by boat or a 40-minute walk. Exactly as beautiful as it sounds. Go by the morning boat; return by the afternoon one.
The large bay south of Skala is the island's most developed beach area. The peculiar rock formation called 'Kalikatsou' at the bay's edge is a Patmos landmark. Excellent accommodation options are here, including Patmos Aktis Suites & Spa.
A northern beach known for its extraordinary concentration of colored pebbles — deep reds, blacks, greens — that occur naturally here and nowhere else on the island. A geological oddity that is genuinely worth seeing.
The small island of Lipsi, 40 minutes by ferry from Patmos, is the kind of place that still exists in imagination: a handful of tavernas, a turquoise bay, fewer than 700 permanent residents, and a complete absence of urgency.