About
Isla griega en el Dodecaneso conocida como el lugar donde San Juan escribió el Libro del Apocalipsis, que cuenta con un importante patrimonio religioso.
Patmos is a Greek island in the Dodecanese, in the Aegean Sea. It is known as the place where Saint John is said to have written the Book of Revelation, and that religious heritage shapes much of what a visitor finds here.
What the island offers
- Religious heritage. The island's association with Saint John draws pilgrims and visitors interested in Christian history and sacred sites.
- A quiet island visit. Patmos suits travellers who want a slower pace within the Dodecanese island group.
- Reaching the island. It forms part of the Dodecanese, so it works well as a stop among other islands in the region.
Is it for you?
Patmos is a good choice if the island's religious associations interest you, or if you are looking for a calm place in the Aegean. Visitors who come mainly for beaches or nightlife may want to weigh that against the island's character. Before you go, check current travel arrangements and the details of any sites you plan to see, since these can change.