Alyki
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Alyki (Greek: Αλυκή, also spelled Aliki) is one of the larger villages on the island of Paros, Greece. Located on a small bay at the southwest corner of the island Aliki is home to several active fishermen. Some semi-retired fishermen and taverna owners catch octopus through the winter to supply the increased activity during the tourist season, primarily June through September.
For the village festival, 6 August, a large dance stage is set up on the central beach. Local musicians provide live music and all ages participate in the traditional and modern dancing. Other locals provide free food and drink, usually grilled small fish and local wine.
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