Experience the natural charm and spiritual heritage of Patmos on this well-rounded half-day excursion. The tour includes sacred sites, scenic viewpoints, and a relaxing beach visit.

Your first stop is the Cave of the Apocalypse. Here, Saint John the Evangelist was exiled in 95 AD. According to tradition, he received the visions that inspired the Book of Revelation inside this grotto. You will see the place where he rested, the spot where he laid his hand to rise, and the rock believed to have cracked at the sound of God’s voice.

Next, travel uphill to the medieval village of Chora. Stroll through its narrow, winding alleys lined with 15th–18th century houses. At every turn, enjoy sweeping views of the island and the Aegean Sea. Then, stop at the Windmills of Patmos, built in 1588 and restored in 2010. This is an ideal spot for panoramic photos of Skala and the nearby islands.

Afterward, head toward the southern part of the island to explore Groikos, a picturesque bay honored in 2010 as one of the most beautiful in the world. Along the way, admire a series of charming coves and untouched natural landscapes.

Finally, reach Agriolivadi Beach, one of Patmos’ most inviting seaside spots. Take time to relax, swim in clear waters, or enjoy a drink or snack at a nearby café.