Baga is a relatively small beach sandwiched between her two larger cousins, the Colva and Calangute beaches. Though small in size, it is big on fun and cleanliness. In addition to the usual beach activities, Baga offers the opportunity to try Wind Surfing between January and…
Baga is a relatively small beach sandwiched between her two larger cousins, the Colva and Calangute beaches. Though small in size, it is big on fun and cleanliness. In addition to the usual beach activities, Baga offers the opportunity to try Wind Surfing between January and March.
There are operators who conduct short training courses and supply the required gear as well. The annual National Wind Surfing Championships held here between September and November brings together wind surfing enthusiasts from all over the country.
Anjuna is at the heart of the Goan party scene. Cool, clear waves wash up against the white, sandy shores which are themselves watched over by high red cliffs. Anjuna boasts a smorgasbord of restaurants offering a wide variety of dishes to choose from, making it a veritable…
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…
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…
Calangute, located near Panjim, is famous for being the first beach to foster the hippie culture during the 60’s and 70’s. The hippies gradually made way for the more mainstream tourists who began to flock to Goa in order to get a taste of what the place had to offer. The beach…
