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Goa and its successful tourism do not need an introduction. Located neatly at the western coast of the country, gives the state access to many touristy beaches. Despite being the smallest, the sunshine state is famous for its beautiful beaches, Nightlife party, Carnival and Water sports.
Goa has preserved the three hundred years Old Portuguese constructions which still attracts tourists from all parts of the world.
But what draws the major attention of both the domestic and foreign tourists throughout the year are mostly the captivating beaches of this tiny state.
With around 50 beaches; Goa is synonymous with almost 70 km of pristine sandy beaches, with each beach having its unique flavor.
Palm-fringed shores sprawled with unique shells, rocks, and a picturesque sunset will make your experience here truly magical.
The state is home to both commercial and quiet beaches. The beaches of North Goa having the beach shack culture, clubs and discotheques are the commercialized beaches that are known for their nightlife. On the other hand, in South Goa, you can go for some relaxation and a quieter beach experience.
Although there is always a never-ending debate on- choosing between North Goa and South Goa, there’s still no particular answer to this because both – North & South Goa, have their positives and negatives. They are the two very different and amazing sides of one place.
But surely you’ll find plenty of advice on this such as; if you’re a party animal you will be delighted to enjoy the jazzy parties, flea markets, watersports, forts, tattoos, and awesome street food at the popular beaches of North Goa. A lot of options & variation is available there. You can switch to different places as per your choice in North Goa. Whereas in South Goa, you can relax at the quiet and pristine beaches with your partner while enjoying the exquisite delicacies at the most elite restaurants. It will surely attract you with its cleanest beaches, pretty sunsets and peaceful holidays.
Therefore, no matter which side of Goa you choose to explore, there is something special and different waiting for you.
Extraordinary beaches can be found across the entire Goa state but to choose the best from the rest is an unaltered dilemma. But need not worry!
To overcome this dilemma, we have listed here the top 10 beaches in both North and South Goa, and what makes them special from each other.
The continuous stretch of North Goa which begins from Fort Aguada and travels up north towards the borders of Maharashtra, is the hub of sunbathers, tourists, and party animals. In fact, out of 10 the top 6 of the most famous and best beaches—Baga, Candolim, Calangute, Vagator, Anjuna, and Morjim—are in North Goa.
From strolling around the bird populated banks to relaxing at the centuries-old Portuguese architecture, or venturing out to vanilla-scented spice plantation – there is a lot you can do at these beaches in North Goa.
Let’s talk more in detail about each one of them;
Here the tourist traffic is mostly western backpackers who particularly come to watch the sunset from the rocks. Also, there are many shacks on the beach where one can relax and enjoy the stunning view with cool beverages and delicious food.
Extraordinary beaches can be found across the entire Goa state, but one cannot deny the fact that South Goa also holds some true coastal beauties. Offering quieter alternatives to its more vibrant neighbour, the beaches in South Goa will surely tempt you.
And, to give you a flavor of that here we’re presenting you the 4 best beaches in South Goa:
While reserving their places in the list of best beaches across the globe, Goa becomes one of the most popular destinations for its enchanting beaches.
It attracts tourists here to indulge in the fun with a combination of sun, sand, and surf! Goa with its beautiful beaches and its warm-hearted people welcomes tourists with their open arms and big smiles from all across the globe.
The best period to visit the party capital is from Mid-November to Mid-February since the weather is perfect, not very cold, not very hot. It’s the perfect time to relax on the beaches. It is also the time when Goa witnesses one of its most popular festivals, Sunburn, besides the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
On the other hand, March to May is not considered as a good time to visit Goa because during summer the temperature rises, the sea becomes rougher and the weather turns hot and humid. Not many people visit Goa between March and May since there are not many activities to indulge in.But, if you love the monsoon and the lush green countryside then June to September is another great time for you to visit. Another big reason to visit Goa during monsoons is the festival of Sao-Joao (the fertility feast of Saint John the Baptist) that is held during late June.