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Arambol Beach It is located at Perneum district, 50kms from Panaji. It is Goa's northern most beach also known as Harmal. The sea is rough here than at other beaches. It is the best and give more fun for the surf seekers. It is also good for swimming. More Details. Anjuna Beach The Village of Anjuna in north Goa is a five square mile enclosure nestling between the Arabian Sea and the hill overlooking the beach. Anjuna beach is one the most popular beaches of Goa situated 8 km west of Mapusa and 18km from the capital Panaji. More Details. Vagator Beach Calangute Beach 16 Km away from Sinquerim Beach in the south, near Fort Aguada. It covers several sub-beaches, including Baga and Anjuna beaches. Here some palm trees provide patchy shades to the visitors. The undercurrent at this beach may be strong and swimming is not recommended. Baga Beach It is 15 Km north of Panaji. This small beach is technically part of the Calangute Beach. The beach drops steeply to the water where fishing canoes make use of the good boat launching conditions and provide rides. Sinquerim Beach It is at Bardez district. Here you can rent windsurfers, water-skis and other water toys. The water is very warm and clean. Body surfing is possible here due to high waves. Bogmalo Beach This is also a part of Bardez district. This beach is perfect for swimming and sunning. Two tiny islands can be seen about 10km out in the sea. Boating and water sports facilities are available here. Trips to the islands are also offered. Colva Beach This beach is 6 km west of Margao at Salecete district. It is the most
crowded beach in the South. Here you can get a moped for rent. The water
is good for swimming with nominal waves. There are bar shacks and restaurants. It is at Canacona district, 37kms from margoa. Goa's southern most beach, nicknamed as 'Paradise Beach'. The beach is a curved stretch of white sand, backed by palm groves and low, green mountains. The water is shallow and warm, with very little surf. |
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