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Hotels & Resorts in Aliki

Aliki, Paros

⏱ 5 minutes

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About this experience

Hotels & Resorts in Aliki is a curated collection of seaside lodgings in the fishing village of Aliki, on the southern coast of Paros. These properties range from family-run studios to full-service resorts, all within a short walk of the sandy beach and the village's tavernas. The area offers direct access to the calm bay for swimming and boat trips to nearby islets.

What to expect

Accommodation options include 20- to 40-room boutique hotels and self-catering apartments with kitchenettes, most with balconies facing the bay.
Guests receive daily housekeeping, free Wi-Fi, and either a continental breakfast or access to an on-site restaurant serving Greek dishes.
The beach at Aliki is a 5-minute walk from most properties, with sunbeds and umbrellas available for rent from June to September.
Some resorts feature a freshwater pool, a poolside bar, and a spa offering massage treatments, suitable for couples and families with older children.
The village's fish market and waterfront tavernas are within 200 metres, providing fresh seafood lunches and sunset dinners.
This area suits travellers who prefer a quieter base than Parikia or Naoussa, with direct bus service to both towns every 30 minutes in summer.