Patmos'taki Plajlar

Best Beaches

Patmos offers a diverse coastline ranging from the organized, shallow waters of Kampos to the secluded dunes of Psili Ammos, accessible only by boat or trail. Visitors can explore the rare volcanic pebbles of Lampi, the iconic Kalikatsou rock formation at Petra, or the calm, sheltered bay of Grikos. Most beaches feature natural shade from tamarisk trees and crystal-clear Aegean waters, providing a mix of pebble-lined shores and fine golden sand.

Ψιλή άμμος

Fine sand beach featuring large dunes. Accessible via a 20-minute coastal hike from Diakofti or by boat from Skala.

Kampos Beach

Organized sandy beach with shallow waters and water sports facilities. Tamarisk trees provide natural shade along the shore.

Lampi Beach

Northern beach famous for its rare, multicolored volcanic pebbles. The name refers to the way the sun reflects off the stones.

Petra Beach

Pebble beach characterized by the Kalikatsou rock, a massive volcanic formation at the southern end featuring ancient hermit caves.

Beach

Sheltered bay located in a traditional fishing village. Features calm waters, sand-and-pebble terrain, and views of Tragonisi island.

Agriolivadi

Sandy beach with a shallow seabed and clear water. Equipped with sunbeds and tavernas, bordered by tamarisk trees.

Vagia Beach

Quiet pebble beach known for its deep, cold waters. Lacks extensive organization, offering a more secluded environment.

Livadi Geranou

Sandy beach in the northeast with a small island, Agios Georgios, within swimming distance. Features natural shade from tamarisk trees.

Paralia Xoxlakas

Large pebble beach near Skala. Known for its west-facing position providing sunset views and its tendency for waves during northern winds.