Ashvem beach is located just south of Arambol beach. It has a long shoreline of silvery sand dotted by a few huts and shacks. An abundance of palm trees provides a green canopy along the beach and the clear water is safe for swimming. The huts and shacks cater to visitors and…
Ashvem beach is located just south of Arambol beach. It has a long shoreline of silvery sand dotted by a few huts and shacks. An abundance of palm trees provides a green canopy along the beach and the clear water is safe for swimming.
The huts and shacks cater to visitors and provide wonderful Goan and continental cuisine. Ashvem is not very crowded and makes for the perfect place for a family visit. There are a number of huts that are available for accommodation purposes. Tree houses are also available here and are quite popular among the tourists.
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