Aliki, Paros

It is a beautiful fishermen village with a picturesque port, taverns and the beach Piso Aliki with white pebbles and salt cedars that spread down to the sea. Aliki is located at the southern part of Paros and it took its name from the salt-marsh (in greek: aliki) that is located at the edge of the village. At its beautiful taverns you can try fresh fish and the traditional gouna (mackerel dried in the sun). Next to the small port, there is one more beautiful beach, which is ideal for swimming in its crystal clear blue waters.

There is also the large beach with the deep blue waters at Piso Aliki, with pebbles and salt cedars as well as the beach of Faragas, with its four beautiful bays. Aliki is a great choice for family vacation. In Aliki you will find rooms to let and pensions, fish taverns, bars, a playground as well as football, basketball and volleyball fields.

Not far from the entrance of Aliki, you will find Paros’ airport.

In Aliki there is also the Cycladic Folklore Museum of the self-taught artist M. Skiadas.

Many cultural events are held in Aliki such as the feast of St. John of Klidonas in June, the feast of Christ the Savior on the 6th of August and the feast of the Holy Cross on the 14th of September.

Walk around the streets and alleys that lead from Aliki to Agairia. Agairia is a semi-mountainous picturesque settlement, about 3 km. from the sea.