04/06/2026
Two islands. Two worlds. 36 minutes apart.
Mykonos is exactly what it promises to be: energy, movement, beach clubs, sunset cocktails, and nights that seem to stretch into the morning.
Patmos couldn't be more different.
Known as the island of the Apocalypse, it's a place of quiet beauty. Whitewashed villages climb the hills beneath the Monastery of Saint John, mornings begin slowly in shaded courtyards, and hidden beaches like Psili Ammos reward those willing to venture a little further.
For years, experiencing both islands in a single trip wasn't easy.
Patmos has no airport. Direct ferry connections from Mykonos don't exist. Getting there meant ferry changes, long waits, and often an entire day spent in transit.
🚁 Today, hoper connects Mykonos and Patmos in just 36 minutes.
What was once one of the most complicated island transfers in the Aegean is now one of its most remarkable short flights—bridging two destinations that offer completely different perspectives of Greece.
One island is known around the world.
The other feels like one of Greece's best-kept secrets.
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