Amazing Trip Patmos – A Quaint Island - 5N/6D

Flight From Kolkata To Cycladic islands 

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The Monastery of St John the Theologian is a fortified monastery in Patmos which was founded more than 900 years ago by Ossios Christodoulos to honor the prophet John. The monastery was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. The oldest parts of the monastery include the Chapel of Panagia, the main church (or the Katholikón), and the refectory. Today, the Monastery of St. John is home to a curation of manuscripts, icons, and liturgical artwork and objects that are of great Christian significance.

The Patmos Cave, also known as the Cave of Apocalypse or the Cave of Revelations, is part of the Apocalypse Complex on the island of Patmos, which includes the Monastery of St. John the Theologian and the old settlement of Chóra. It is located on a hill between Skala and Chóra, and it is believed to be the site where John prophesied the apocalypse. Now a place of worship, you can visit the site where John saw and wrote the Revelations and see the lectern of Prochoros.

he Agia Levia Square is a busy square in Chóra where you can find shops and cafés. From here, you will have a great view of the sea and the harbor. If you want to spend a few hours shopping, eating, drinking coffee, or simply relaxing in between sightseeing, head to Agia Levia Square.

Arki and Marathi are two remote islands daily connected to Patmos by boat. There have few inhabitants and they are known for their crystal beaches, accessed only on foot.

A big beach road where we used to walk the evinings and swimming toi the sea at the morning.A lot of restaurants and places across the road.

The Arki Island Complex and the northern Patmos islets are a popular destination for scuba divers. Comprised of 14 islands and small islets, these are protected areas and part of the Wildlife Refuge in Greece, so marine life is thriving and will make for a unique experience if you go scuba diving.

Skala began to thrive when it became an important commercial port during the 16th century. It continues to be a popular spot on the island, especially as a food hub.

Two of the windmills that can be found in Patmos were built in the late 16th century, while the third one was added in the late 19th century. However, the farmers on the island stopped using them in the mid-20th century, causing the windmills to deteriorate over the years. The good news is that the windmills were restored in 2010 and you can now see them in operation while you’re in Patmos.

Skala Port is a busy marina in Patmos with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. This is the port that you’ll likely arrive in when you land on Patmos as it’s the port where most ferries, yachts, and cruise ships dock when they stop into the island.

Private Transfer/Sedan - AC Airport Transfers Facilities: 3 Seater 2 Luggage Bags AC First AID