Morjim

Morjim beach is 3.5 kms long and is the breeding ground for the Olive Ridley turtles, the breeding season is extends from November to March . It is 30 kms from Panjim and is the southern most beach of the Pernem Taluka in North Goa. Seeing the Olive Ridley turtles and their hatchlings is an unforgettable experience. This happens only occasionally. However, touching the eggs or hatchlings is a punishable offense. A signboard in this regard has been put up on the beach.

Sea Condition – November to March
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Lifeguard Beach Station
Next to Ajoba Temple

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Beach Popular For
The Morjim beach is popular as the nesting and hatching habitat of the Olive ridley sea turtle, an endangered species.

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Aksa

Aksa Beach, situated on the western coast of Mumbai and is a popular weekend destination for Mumbaikars. With its scenic beauty and peaceful ambiance, it attracts both locals and tourists. The three-kilometre sandy stretch provides ample space for relaxation, walks and group picnics. The sea off the beach however is known for its strong currents. Aksa Beach offers seclusion and privacy compared to crowded beaches in the city. 

Gorai

Gorai Beach, on the outskirts of Mumbai is regarded as a serene coastal getaway for those living in Mumbai’s western suburbs. Surrounded by scenic beauty, including palm trees and coconut groves, the beach provides a relatively tranquil ambiance. Situated near Bhayandar, on the tranquil Gorai Creek, this beach along the Arabian Sea offers a serene and ideal destination for a leisurely weekend getaway. Gorai beach is also a known haunt for fish lovers, who frequent it to buy fresh fish from fishermen at the adjoining open market.

Mayem Lake

This is the most famous lake in Goa and also one of the most popular tourist destinations on the itinerary of all the conducted sight-seeing tours. The lake is located in Bicholim taluka in north Goa, east of the market town of Mapusa. The region in which the lake is located, is mostly unspoilt countryside full of sleepy villages.

The lake itself sits on wooded shores in a landscape of low hills. Birdlife is plentiful here, with a variety of birds making their home on the shores of the lake. The placid waters of this lake are ideal for boating. Small pedal operated boats are available for a charming boatride on the lake. The lake has in its grounds a shady park which boasts of an excellent cafeteria and several other stalls, the most popular of which are the soft drink ones.

The GTDC-run Mayem Lake Resort offers inexpensive accommodation in self-contained cottages and dormitories. A short drive away from the lake is the residence and chapel of the erstwhile count of Mayem. En route is a small water fountain built in 1927 as the plaque indicates which still supplies water to neighbouring residents.

Worth visiting nearby in the picturesque village of Mayem is the Kumbharwado where villagers belong mainly to the farming community. But they do not till the lands until after the celebration of the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi. They are engaged in an activity of an entirely different kind. Most families of the Kumbharwado locality make Ganesh idols out of terracotta which are shipped all around Goa for the festival. The idol making is an art passed on from generation to generation and produces some of the most beautiful and colourful idols in the state.

Zalor

Zalor beach, near Zalor village in South Goa, is a peaceful, lesser-known spot with soft sands and calm waters. Perfect for quiet strolls or relaxing by the shore, it offers a tranquil escape from crowded beaches. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes visiting easy. With a few scattered shacks and swaying palms, Zalor beach gives visitors a taste of authentic Goan coastal life.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Candolim

Candolim is at the southern end of Calangute beach. Now with the increase in tourism the beach has been transformed, to some for the best, to others for the detriment.

Sea Condition – November to March
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Lifeguard Beach Station
Lifeguard Station is located at the beach entrance off the Primary Health.

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Beach Popular For
Candolim beach offers various water-sports activities. From parasailing to water-skiing, wind surfing and so on. Fishing is an activity that on can enjoy in idyllic and quiet environment. Yoga & meditation has also gained popularity here because of the peaceful atmosphere.

Point of Contact
1-800-833-151

Talpona

Talpona beach, located in South Goa in Canacona, is a quiet, wide beach known for its golden sands, gentle waves, and relaxed atmosphere. Lined with coconut palms and a few small fishing villages, it offers an authentic Goan coastal experience. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes visiting easy. Ideal for long walks, picnics, and watching serene sunsets, Talpona beach is perfect for travellers seeking peace and solitude.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Butterfly

Butterfly beach located near Palolem in South Goa, is a secluded crescent-shaped cove famous for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and untouched natural beauty. Surrounded by rocky cliffs and dense greenery, it offers a tranquil escape from the crowds. Accessible by boat or a short forest trek from the main road, a small parking area near the trailhead makes it easy to start the journey. Ideal for nature lovers, birdwatching, and peaceful sunsets.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Japanese Garden

Japanese Garden Beach, located in Vasco da Gama in South Goa, is a serene and scenic spot along the Arabian Sea. Named for the Japanese-style garden nearby, it offers soft sands, gentle waves, and lush greenery, making it ideal for quiet walks and photography. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes visiting easy. With a few small shacks, it’s perfect for relaxation and enjoying tranquil sunsets away from the crowds.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Agassaim

Agassaim beach, located in Agassaim village along the Zuari River in North Goa, is a quiet, sandy stretch with a relaxed, local vibe. Gentle waves and coconut palms make it perfect for morning walks or picnics. A convenient parking area near the village entrance allows easy access. Scattered fishing boats and a few small shacks add to the charm, giving visitors a glimpse of authentic Goan coastal life.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Cacra

Cacra beach, near Nauxim in North Goa, is a small, tranquil spot known for its quiet vibe and scenic surroundings. The gentle waves and coconut palms make it perfect for unwinding or casual beach walks. A parking area close to the entrance allows easy access. With minimal crowds and a few simple shacks, the beach is ideal for travellers seeking peace and a slower pace by the sea.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Nauxim

Nauxim beach in North Goa is a calm, peaceful stretch ideal for relaxing and long strolls. The soft sands and gentle waves create a serene setting, perfect for quiet mornings or sunset views. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes access easy. With a few local shacks serving snacks and drinks, the beach offers a laid-back, rustic charm away from the usual tourist crowds.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Odxel

Odxel beach in North Goa is a quiet, lesser-known stretch of sand, ideal for those seeking solitude and scenic views. The beach is lined with palm trees and small rock formations, giving it a rustic charm. A convenient parking spot near the entrance makes it easy to visit. With calm waves and a peaceful atmosphere, Odxel beach is perfect for morning walks, photography, or simply relaxing away from the crowds.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Caranzalem

Caranzalem beach in North Goa stretches along the coastline with soft golden sand and gentle waves. Known for its wide open space, it’s perfect for beach volleyball, kite flying or morning jogs. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes it easy to access. The beach is quieter than its neighbours, with a few cosy shacks and local seafood stalls, offering a peaceful spot to watch stunning sunsets over the Arabian Sea.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Nerul Coco

Nerul Coco beach in North Goa is a peaceful, lesser-known spot with soft golden sands and gentle waves, perfect for relaxing or a quiet walk. A convenient parking area near the entrance makes it easy to stop by without any hassle. Lined with coconut palms and a few quaint shacks, the beach offers a serene escape from the crowds, ideal for sunsets, picnics, or simply enjoying the calm sea breeze.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Ozran

Ozran beach, often called “Little Vagator,” is a scenic stretch tucked below rocky cliffs in North Goa. With dramatic rocks, swaying palms, and sweeping sea views, it has a relaxed, bohemian vibe. A convenient parking spot midway makes it easy to leave your car and walk down to the shore. Smaller and quieter than nearby Vagator stretch, the beach is perfect for sunsets, leisurely strolls, and enjoying the few beachside shacks.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Chapora

Chapora beach in North Goa combines rustic charm with stunning views of the iconic Chapora Fort perched above. Its dark volcanic sand and rolling waves give it a raw, untamed beauty, making it popular with photographers and sunset seekers. The beach has a relaxed, less-crowded vibe, perfect for quiet strolls. With parking available near the entrance, getting there is convenient, so you can enjoy the beach without the usual rush.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Mandrem

Mandrem beach in North Goa is known for its wide stretch of golden sand, gentle waves, and calm, unhurried atmosphere. Ideal for long walks, yoga by the shore, or simply watching the sunset, it offers the perfect balance of peace and natural beauty. With a convenient parking area close to the entrance, visitors can easily step out of their cars and straight into a relaxing beach day.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Kalacha

Kalacha beach is a small and quiet beach in North Goa, near Arambol. Visitors usually park near Arambol Beach and then walk down to reach it. It is famous for its natural beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and the sweet water lagoon close by. Surrounded by hills and greenery, the beach is a calm spot for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing away from the crowds.

Sea Condition – November to March       
Morning : Calm
Post Afternoon : Slight

Sea Condition – April to October
Morning : Slight
Post Afternoon: Rough to Very Rough

Beach Timings
7:30 am to Sunset

Point of Contact
1-800-833-1511

Savri Waterfall

Hidden deep in the forests of Sanguem taluka, South Goa, Savri Waterfall is a beautiful natural spot surrounded by thick greenery. It’s a quiet place to relax and enjoy nature, away from the busy beaches. However, visitors should be very careful of the rocks around the waterfall are slippery, and the water currents can be strong. Swimming or getting too close to the falls is not safe. It’s best to enjoy the view from a distance and take in the peaceful surroundings.