Patmos Ferry Port

Patmos is a small island in the Greek Dodecanese island range

The island of Patmos is located in the Dodecanese range of islands and has been famous throughout history - though some of the time it has been famous as a place of exile and prison. Today, Patmos is a great place to visit and ferries go from Patmos to other islands in the Dodecanese region as well as to Pireaus on mainland Greece. Ferries to and from Patmos can be booked online with AFerry.co.uk.

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Patmos Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Kos - Patmos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 3hrs

Patmos - Kos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 3hrs

Leros - Patmos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1hr

Patmos - Leros

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1hr

Piraeus - Patmos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 8hrs 15mins

Patmos - Piraeus

up to 2 crossings per day

from 8hrs 10mins

Rhodes - Patmos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 6hrs 35mins

Patmos - Rhodes

up to 3 crossings per week

from 6hrs 35mins

Syros - Patmos

up to 2 crossings per week

4hrs 5mins

Patmos - Syros

up to 2 crossings per week

4hrs 5mins

Patmos port facilities

The facilities at Patmos port are basic, but the town of Skala is not far away and offers a more comprehensive range of facilities.

Getting to Patmos

The port is located in the town of Skala and is clearly signposted across the island. Regular buses and taxis connect this port with the rest of the island.

About Patmos

In church tradition, St John was imprisoned on the island of Patmos and it was supposedly from Patmos that he wrote his famous (and quite trippy) Revelation of St John. This was one of the most controversial books to appear in the Bible and it was several centuries before it was recognised as being inspired by all the different churches.