Anjuna Beach : Anjuna is also well known as place with the largest number of long-term house-renters. And one of the most interesting places in one of the most stimulating beaches of Goa is the small, sheltered sliver of sand at South Anjuna where those on an extended more...

Arambol Beach : Till recently Arambol was a favorite Goa beach for those maverick tourists for whom a Goa holiday meant non-confirming to any code-of-conduct, and who found even Anjuna too constraining. Paradoxically, but logically it slowly more...

Baga Beach : Pleasant walks can be enjoyed to Anjuna, the party capital of Goa tourism across the beautiful estuary; and beyond it to the laid-back beaches of Vagator and Chapora more...

Benaulim Beach : Less than 2 km south of Colva is the even more peaceful and serene beach of Benaulim, well known as the location for Taj Exotica, Goa. The swimming is good and long beach walks more...

Colva Beach : Colva is perhaps the most loved beach of Goa. Along with Benaulim, it’s a southern base of for backpackers on a laid-back Goa holiday due to its blend of beauty, peace and choice of some of the best options of cheap accommodation in more...

Chapora Beach : Chapora Beach is a very good place for those who have decided for a long-term stay in Goa. The number of hotels in the areas near to the beach is really very few but to supplement this more...

Calangute Beach : This huge 7 km sweep of sand is sometimes called the 'Queen of Goa Tourism’. But Calangute isn't a beautiful beach of Goa; there’re hardly any palms, and the sand isn’t very clean more...

Palolem Beach : Palolem beach, Goa was discovered by those lost souls searching for an idyllic beach of Goa, unspoiled from the vagaries of the typical whoop-de-do activities of Goa tourism found in the more popular beaches of Goa more...

Vagator Beach : Vagator is one of the most beautiful beaches of Goa, and India, laying on inviting sandy coves, between coconut palm shaded rocky headlands. Generally peaceful, in peak season more...

Dona Paula Beaches : Such are its Amenities that visitors who enjoy a luxury Goa holiday in Cidade de Goa always want to come back for more. The resort stands in front of Tiswadi, a highly productive more...

Fort Aguada : A large number of freshwater springs in & around the fort, and a large well within it provided water supply to the fort and the ships that called here, also giving the fort its name more...

Bogmalo Beach : Right in the middle of the north and south groups of Goa beaches, Bogmalo is one of the more exclusive beaches of Goa. The presence of two deluxe Goa hotel resorts attracts the well heeled more...

Sinquerim Beach : On the northern tip of the Mandovi estuary lies the best-preserved Portuguese bastion in Goa. It was their most important coastal fort for close to 300 years, and what makes the Sinquerim beach of Goa more...

Majorda Beach : Located in Salcete, Majorda is one of the smaller developed beaches of Goa, albeit the whole area possesses a lot of character, with small fishing villages scattered around palm groves. This South Goa beach area is more...

Varca, Cavelossim, Mobor : Down south from Benaulim, Varca, Fatrade and Cavelossim beaches adjoin each other; Mobor is further south on the narrow peninsula where the river Sal spills into the sea. This long stretch strings together some of the most beautiful beaches more...

Condolim Beach : This beach of Goa is lesser developed than the adjoining Sinquerim and a favorite of the Goa package tour operators. Backed by dunes, this straight and long Goa beach is home to many excellent ‘International’ shacks more...

Betul Beach : On most Goa Tourism brochures Betul is marked as a fishing port on the Goa map, just south of Mobor across the Sal River. But it also possesses a relatively secluded and picturesque beach overlooking the wide more...