Attractions
Patmos is globally known for its religious legacy but has also become a destination preferred by nature lovers and other holidaymakers who seek to experience this location’s spiritual atmosphere and the multiple sightseeing jewels of the island.
Monastery of St. John
The monastery was established by Osios Christodoulos after the donation of Alexios Komnenos I in 1088.
Cave of the Apocalypse
St. John dictated here to his disciple Prohorus the Book of the Apocalypse, or Revelation, the last book of the Bible.
Windmills
The windmills belong to the Monastery and were build in the 16th century to grind wheat or corn and produce flour.
Town of Chora
Chora is the capital of Patmos built around the imposing Monastery of St. John in the 12th century.
Nunnery of Evangelismos
The convent was founded in the year 1937 from the Monk Amfilochios Makris.
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Arxontiko Simantiri
Τhe oldest mansion house of Chora Patmos, the construction of which dates back to 1625. ​
Guided Tours
We are both approved local guides and offer private guiding tours in Patmos individually tailored to your needs:
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-Cave of the Apocalypse
-Monastery of St. John
-Nunnery of Evangelismos
-Arxontiko Simantiri
-Island tour
For further information and bookings please contact us directly!