On Patmos, there is something to do besides visiting historical and architectural monuments. For example, you can rent a boat and go on a short excursion along the coastline for the sake of beautiful views and the opportunity to get to the small secluded beaches from the sea at any time. If you want, you can sail to any of the neighboring islands. On Arkoi, you can stroll into a large cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites – of course, if you find the entrance in the thickets of olive trees, and then climb up the hill and see a magnificent view of the Aegean islands and see the ruins of the ancient acropolis. Here you can also spend a lot of time on the Tiganiakia and Limnari beaches and even stay for the night. Many yachtsmen like to swim in the water area of Arcoi. On the island of Lipsi, you can not only have a bite to eat, but also visit many churches, including the Panagia Harou Temple, built in the 7th-8th centuries, or take a stroll through the cave of Ontas. It is worth to go on Lipsi in August for a festival of wine and a religious festival in honor of the saint patron of the island. Many small uninhabited islets around Patmos are ideal for bird watching. The island is also suitable for hikers. On the one hand, the nature of Patmos has remained unaffected by the influence of civilization and is truly magnificent, on the other – there are many small settlements, temples, and monasteries, where you can spend the night if necessary and which are
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