Patmos

Patmos, often referred to as the “Jerusalem of the Aegean,” is a serene island in the Dodecanese, celebrated for its spiritual heritage and tranquil landscapes. The capital of the island, Chora, is a UNESCO World Heritage site that features picturesque whitewashed alleys, elegant mansions, and the impressive Monastery of Saint John the Theologian. Close by, the Cave of the Apocalypse highlights the island's religious significance. In addition to its sacred sites, Patmos is home to pristine beaches, such as Psili Ammos and Vagia, as well as charming villages like Grikos and Skala. With its rich history, natural beauty, and peaceful atmosphere, Patmos provides a truly unique experience.