Patsos is a traditional settlement in the Rethymno prefecture, built in an area of unparalleled natural beauty in the island's hinterland.

. The village is widely known for the Patsos Gorge (or Agios Antonios Gorge), one of the most popular destinations for hiking and nature exploration in Crete.

In the heart of the settlement and the wider area, the local economy and hospitality are showcased through quality businesses. Visitors can enjoy Cretan gastronomy at dining spots, while the region is also famous for its wine production, with the "Kourkoulou Winery" serving as a significant landmark.

The spiritual center of the village is the Holy Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin of Patsos. Patsos is connected via the Volionon-Patsos provincial road to surrounding areas, offering a landscape rich in vegetation and running water, ideal for those seeking the authentic side of the Cretan countryside.