Welcome to Patmos Island, Greece, Dodecanese
Patmos Greece is one of the Dodecanese islands. It is located north of Leros. It is one of the most religious Greek Islands
because it is where Saint John the Divine had
its revelation and wrote the Apocalypse. It
used to be an important place of pilgrimage and
belonged to the Church. From this unique past,
the impressive Monastery of Saint John and signs
prohibiting nude bathing and topless are remaining.
This Greek island has many beauties to offer to visitors.
This section of Patmos Island provides much information: pictures, map, villages, history, museums, architecture, excursions, weather and more such as a large range of hotels...
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The eastern coast of Patmos Greece
is embellished with fine sandy or pebbled beaches with crystalline
and azure waters. Some of those beaches are secluded and almost
deserted, while others are organised and propose various facilities
and rentals. Tamarisk trees or impressive rocks are surrounding
some of those small paradises. Despite the many signs forbidding
nude bathing and topless, many beaches are enjoyed
this way. Some beaches: 
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