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Arambol Beach

While many of Goa’s beaches are globally popular amongst party­goers, some of its beaches offer tranquility and peaceful environs and attract the exclusivity ­loving traveller. Arambol Beach is unique for its long, uninterrupted stretches of white sand. Since it has not…

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While many of Goa’s beaches are globally popular amongst party­goers, some of its beaches offer tranquility and peaceful environs and attract the exclusivity ­loving traveller. Arambol Beach is unique for its long, uninterrupted stretches of white sand. Since it has not undergone as much commercialisation as its more famous counterparts, it is the perfect location for the traveller looking for a relaxing lay off.

Its raw and primitive appeal is the main attraction for tourists seeking leisure in close quarters with nature. Restaurants are to be found along the waterfront and food and beverages are available. These restaurants reduce in number as one walks farther along the beach and one is enveloped in solitude.

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