Goa Beaches are a paradise and a healthy holiday destination for all age groups. The unique coastline is featured with small and large beaches.
The beaches offer mesmerizing experience, mouth-watering sea food, beach parties reaching to high adrenalin levels, water sports and relaxation under the sun.
The Indian tourists enjoy all the activities and the international tourists enjoy everything and also relax under the sun in the aim of getting tanned.
Goa beaches are beautiful and unique speckled with little quaint shacks servicing spicy Goan cuisine and cold beer. The total coastline is 125km and is a long big beach.
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The main season to visit is November to April. The Goa beaches are ahead in terms of facilities and popularity as one can enjoy water sports, engage in shopping, eat at shacks, stay in comfortable accommodations and enjoy midnight beach bonfires.
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The Goa beaches are in two parts, north and south Goa beaches. The North Goa beaches are renowned for its trance atmosphere and they are the Sinquerim, Candolim, Bambolim, Baga, Vagator, Morjim, Chapora, Anjuna, Calangute, Dona Paula, Miramar and Arambol beach.
These beaches in the north cover over 30 kilometers distance and are the great venues for entertaining mid-night parties, adventure sports activities and for carnivals. However, among these north Goa beaches, the Vagator, Anjuna, Bambolim, Dona Paula and Baga are the famous beaches offering great recreation and relaxation. However, remember to check with the beach guard prior to wading into the sea.
The South Goa beaches are Agonda, Benaulim, Palolem, Mobor, Bogmalo, Colva, Majorda, Varca, Canaguinium and Cavelossim beach. These beaches offer quieter ambience, besides natural beauty.
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All the Goa beaches are scenic and beautiful, but the more crowded beaches are the Calangute, Dona Paula and Colva.
These are highly crowded and so are the areas crowded with accommodation facilities in all ranges.
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