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Skala is the main port and largest settlement of Patmos, the northern Dodecanese island where the Book of Revelation was written. The harbour wraps around a horseshoe bay on the east coast, with a working ferry quay, the visiting yacht moorings on the south side, and a single row of seafront tavernas. Above Skala, the hilltop village of Chora (a 20-minute walk up) holds the fortified 11th-century Monastery of Saint John the Theologian (UNESCO) and the Cave of the Apocalypse where Saint John dictated Revelation. Day-sail beaches reach Psili Ammos (a 200-metre sand cove on the south coast, reachable only by boat or hike) and Lambi (multi-colour pebble beach in the north). Skala is 90 minutes from Leros and 3 hours from Lipsi. Season runs May through October.
This long stretch of sandy beach is one of the main draws of the area, offering crystal-clear waters and opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. It's perfect for relaxation and enjoying the beautiful coastal scenery.
Mounda Beach, located near Skala, is known for its soft golden sand and tranquil atmosphere. It's also a nesting site for loggerhead turtles. Visitors can learn about turtle conservation efforts at the nearby project and, if lucky, may even spot turtles nesting or hatching during the nesting season.
Situated on a hill overlooking Skala, the Monastery of Panagia Agrilion offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the Ionian Sea. It's a serene and picturesque spot, perfect for a peaceful retreat and for exploring the island's religious and cultural heritage.
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