North Goa Beaches
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Baga Beach
Baga beach is one of the most popular beaches of Goa. It is also famous for its nightlife as you can find several clubs and bars here. It is also bordered by Calangute beach and Anjuna Beach. Best time to visit Baga beach is between October- March. You can also enjoy numerous water sports in Baga Beach like parasailing, jet-skiing, windsurfing and many more.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Baga:
- Club Titos
- Go Dial
- Downtown
- Cape town café
- Lockdown – The Luxury Nightclub
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Anjuna Beach
It is well known for its colourful flea markets (operates on Wednesdays), full moon parties, and free spirit way of life. A variety of vibrant shacks, an exciting nightlife, and unique stores can be found at the beach. Its rocky shoreline contributes to the area’s distinct beauty, making it a favourite among tourists looking for both adventure and relaxation.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Anjuna:
- Club Cubana
- Nyex beach club
- BOB caper
- Ivory by the Cliff
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Calangute Beach
Calangute Beach is also known as the Queen of Beaches as it is one of the busiest and most developed beaches of Goa. With activities like parasailing, jet-skiing and banana boat rides, the beach is a popular destination for both families and lovers of water sports. There are many shacks along the beach, such as Britto’s and Pousada by the Beach, where you may have a drink and gaze out over the Arabian Sea. The well-known beaches like Candolim and Baga are just minutes away from Calangute Beach. These neighbouring beaches are close by if you’d like a different view and some extra activities.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Calangute:
- Russian night club and pub
- Flow
- Bollywood night club
- Hammerzz
- Phantom- club lounge terrace
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Vagator beach
Vagator beach is known for its natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere. It is one of the famous beaches of North Goa. Only a short distance away from Vagator Beach, Chapora Fort provides stunning views of the shoreline. The fort, which was built during the Portuguese era, is a wonderful location for history buffs and provides a great spot for sunset views.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Vagator:
- Antares
- 9Bar Goa
- Raeeth
- Classic Rock Coffee Co. & Bar
- Waters Beach Lounge & Grill
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Arambol Beach
Situated in North Goa, Arambol has become more well-liked by locals, expatriates, and long-term visitors. Compared to other Goa beaches, this beach is renowned for having a less commercialised atmosphere.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Arambol:
- Maya beach Lounge
- Twice In Nature
- Night Owls Bar &Shack
- Atrangiz Cafe, Bar & Lounge
- The White Goa
South Goa Beaches
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Palolem Beach
Palolem, in South Goa, is renowned for its green surroundings and serene seas. It’s a great place for kayaking, swimming, and just relaxing in the sun. In Palolem beach you can also join a dolphin watching tour where you can watch dolphins in their natural habitat very closely. These tours usually start early in the morning.
You can also visit Butterfly beach which is at a distance of 7kms from Palolem beach. Palolem also has boat and ferry services which can take you to Butterfly beach. Palolem beach can give you a mix of relaxing and adventurous experience which makes it a versatile destination for visitors.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Palolem:
- Big Bull Beach Bar
- Club India Restaurant & Bar
- The Roaster Goa
- Big Bull Beach Bar
- Alpha Club
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Colva Beach
Colva beach is great for swimming and tanning, the beach has a long stretch of white sand and waves that aren’t too strong. One of the nearby attractions is the Colva Church, a well-known historical site. Colva Beach is a top choice for anyone seeking a traditional Goa beach experience because of its breathtaking scenery, easily accessible facilities, and vibrant environment.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Colva:
- Boomerang Beach Bar & Restaurant
- D’Aggies – Lounge & Disc
- Beach Barrel Bar at Colva
- Ripples – A Club Mahindra Restaurant
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Benaulim Beach
Major Goa towns and cities are easily accessible from Benaulim Beach. It is roughly 35 kilometres from the Dabolim Airport in Goa and only a short drive from Margao and Vasco da Gama, two well-known tourist locations. For those heading to the beach, taxis, rental scooters and public transportation are readily available. Benaulim Beach offers the ideal getaway for an unforgettable experience, whether you want to relax by the sea, take in some local culture, or just soak in the beauty of Goa’s coastline.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Benaulim:
- The Southern Deck – Beach Bar & Bistro
- Pedro’s Bar & Restaurant
- ICE-CUBE Beach Bar & Restaurant
- Rafael’s Beach Bar & Bistro
- Johncy restaurant & bar
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Agonda Beach
Agonda beach is near Palolem and Cola beach. Those looking for adventure, leisure, and authentic local experiences can find a variety of activities at Agonda Beach in South Goa. In this beach you can enjoy activities like kayaking and paddle boating. This beach has stunning sunset views and is perfect for swimming.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Agonda:
- Bobby’s Bar
- BS BAR & RESTOO
- Agonda Sunset
- Rico’s Beach Huts Restaurant & Bar
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Majorda Beach
Enjoy spending time relaxing on Majorda Beach’s soft sands. Sunbathing, reading a book, or just taking in the tranquil sound of the waves are all made possible by the beach’s peaceful surroundings. Explore the Majorda Church and the area’s traditional Portuguese architecture, as well as other historical and cultural landmarks. Numerous bird species can be found in surrounding areas of Majorda Beach. Observing birds is most enjoyable in the early morning hours.
Best Clubs, bars/restaurants in Majorda:
- Pentagon Restaurant & Garden Pub
- Mish-Mar
- The Bootlegger Bar Goa
- Edge – Tropical Bar & Kitchen
- Bar 69
Tips for your goa trip:
- Best time to visit Goa is from October to March. June to September is less crowded but involves heavy rain and because of that there will be less number of activities/ water-sports that you can enjoy in the beach.
- Renting a scooter or car will be very convenient if you are travelling with family or friends.
- Discover Goa’s Portuguese history by visiting sites like the Se Cathedral, the Basilica of Bom Jesus, and Fort Aguada.
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