Kampos Beach Patmos lies on the northeastern coast of the island, near the village of Kampos. The beach sits about 9 kilometers from Chora and 4 kilometers from Skala. Travelers reach it easily by car, scooter, or bus, since the main road leads directly to the bay. 

The beach stretches long and wide. Sand mixes with smooth pebbles, and the shallow waters extend gradually into the sea. Because the entry remains gentle, children swim safely, and families feel comfortable staying all day. In addition, tamarisk trees line the shore and create natural shade, so visitors can rest away from the sun.

Kampos offers excellent organization compared to other beaches on Patmos. Rows of sunbeds and umbrellas line the sand, and water sports stations operate throughout the season. Visitors enjoy windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing, and tube rides.

Amenities also enhance the beach experience. Several tavernas, cafés, and beach bars operate right on the shore. They serve fresh seafood, snacks, and refreshing drinks. 

Access remains simple throughout the year. A large parking lot sits behind the beach, and regular buses from Skala stop nearby. The bay faces protection from northern winds, so the sea usually stays calm. 

Kampos Beach Patmos also connects to other coastal spots. By turning right from the main road, travelers reach Vagia, Livadi Geranou, and other smaller bays. By turning left, they arrive at Lampi.