Goa is a state in western India with coasts that stretch along the Arabian Sea. Its long history as a Portuguese colony prior to 1961 is evident in its preserved 17th century churches and in the area's tropical spice plantations. Goa is also known for its beaches, ranging from the popular stretches in Baga and Palolem to those of discontented fishing villages like Agonda.
1. Arambol Beach, North Goa
A 16 km long unspoilt beach surrounded by cliffs on two sides, with a freshwater lake and chirpy markets nearby, Arambol is considered to be one of the best beaches in Goa. This cove as the beach is a traditional fishing village with a distinctive bohemian atmosphere that attracts many international tourists and alternative travelers. A short drive north takes you to several attractive bays, the most famous among which is the freshwater lake at Paliem Beach (also known as Kalacha). This lake is powered by hot springs and lined with sulfurous mud which is believed to have curative properties and is a favorite among the hippie crowd who take mud baths here. Beyond the lake, it is a spectacular Banyan tree with a stone sculpture at its base created by a famous artist who has become an attraction in its own right. The beach also organizes night parties, has a rich musical scene and is nicknamed as the capital of hippie culture in Goa. The 'Glastonbury Street' leading to the beach is filled with boutiques selling a weird and wonderful variety of knick-knacks. This places is also good for paragliding and Kite Surfing which is one of the best beaches in Goa. The beach of Arambol is located 50 km north of Panaji
2. Candolim Beach
Candolim is located 15 kilometers from Panjim, the capital of Goa in northern Goa. Starting at Fort Aguada and merging with Calangute Beach towards the end, it is one of the longest beaches in the state. The beach itself is very quiet and peaceful. What adds to the scenic beauty of the sand and the sea are the dense shrubs dug in the back of the beach, very popular with tourists.
3. Agonda Beach, South Goa
One of the best beaches in South Goa, it is a quiet beach ideal for relaxing, swimming, walking, eating and usually doing nothing. The beach of Agonda is located 37 km from Margao.
Agonda is another of the quiet beaches located only 15 minutes from Palolem. The beautiful stretch of sand and sea is just a breathtaking moment, the beauty of the beach shows is breathtaking. This is also one of the beaches that are home to ridley olive turtles to lay eggs.
No signal so do not bother making calls. Just forget about everything and relax and enjoy your vacation to the fullest. It is advisable for swimming whenever you stay out of bounds. The setting of Agonda beach is just perfect. So, if you are looking for a romantic walk with your special person while the sun is setting you could not get any better.
There are not many places available on the beach just a few locals but near the beach area there are guest houses and restaurant so do not worry, you can enjoy your social life and when you feel like having to just take A walk the beach.
4. Palolem Beach
One of the most breathtaking and beautiful beaches of India, it boasts white sand, long stretch of serene beach, palm groves, huts and much more. There are nightlife opportunities around such as silent noise parties that do not hinder the tranquility of the shore, Palolem is located 38 km south of Margao. Palolem is definitely among the best beach in Goa.
5. Dudhsagar Falls
Dudhsagar Falls (literally, Sea of milk) is a four-level waterfall located on the Mandovi River on the border of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located 60 km from Panaji by road and is located on the Madgaon-Belgaum railway route about 46 km east of Madgaon and 80 km south of Belgaum. Dudhsagar Falls is among the highest waterfalls in India with a height of 310 m (1017 ft) and an average width of 30 m. The area is surrounded by deciduous forests with a rich biodiversity. Falls are not particularly spectacular during the dry season, but during the monsoon season, however, falls are fed by rainfall and form an enormous force of water.
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