Beaches of Goa




Goa is recognized all over the world for its magnificent beaches and they undoubtedly is responsible for its soaring popularity as a tourist spot . With the very utterance of the name Goa, we are reminded of its sun-kissed beaches, beautiful panoramic views of the surroundings, turquoise waters, palm-fringed trees and ever amicable local people. There are several beaches of Goa that are celebrated for their natural beauty.

Palolem:
This is one of the finest beaches of southern Goa and is recognized for its white sand that faces the blue bay between the two headlands. You can also make your way to the northern headland which is the home to several dolphins. Apart from the sun and sand, you can also find several shacks that sell seafood snacks, souvenirs, and clothes of the shapeless, bright, informal kind.

Benaulim:
Benaulim, is basically a fishing beach and relatively undiscovered by domestic tourists. Nevertheless, it gets fairly packed during weekends and evenings with local visitors who get off buses about a kilometer away and head for the beach. Your holidays in Goa are going to be some of the most memorable ones.

Colva:
Colva is located in the northern end of this long, incessant strip of coastline. It is one of the finest beaches of Goa and has a stream coursing through it and backed by palm cloves at the backdrop. There are several off-beach shops and restaurants that are brightly lit and teeming with people, thus reflecting the feel of a funfair rather than a tranquil, unwinding beach. It is basically the domestic tourists� paddling beach.

Dona Paula:
The little bay and tiny beach of Dona Paula is an ideal lover�s spot. An apt retreat for the water adventure lovers you can spot the water scooters and speedboats buzz across the bay. This beach is famous for the love story of a maiden who fell in love with a handsome man below her status and committed suicide by jumping into the deep ditch.

Aguada:
Next driving across, you will come across the highly- acclaimed Aguada beach which is dominated by the battlements of the Old Portuguese Fort Aguada. It has a pristine ambiance and is famous as a swimmers� beach with well-heeled tourists. It goes all the way to the mouth of the Baga River and is also one of the most famous ones among the beaches of Goa.

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