Psaraliki Beach Antiparos

Paros Island, Paros

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Psaraliki Beach is one of the best-kept secrets on Paros, located in the peaceful village of Aliki. This beach has a relaxed, cozy vibe, which is perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring. The soft sand and crystal-clear water make it ideal for swimming, while the gentle waves ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all ages. We love the calm and serene atmosphere here—it feels like a private beach where we can escape the hustle and bustle of the island.

The beach is divided into two parts, with one side offering some protection from the wind, while the other is perfect for those who enjoy a bit of a breeze. Psaraliki also has a few charming cafes and tavernas nearby where we can enjoy a casual meal or a refreshing drink. The nearby village of Aliki is known for its peaceful charm, and we often take a stroll along the picturesque streets after a relaxing day at the beach. Psaraliki Beach is the perfect spot for anyone looking for a low-key, beautiful beach with a friendly, local feel.

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