Agonda Beach, Goa
The long and isolated stretch of Agonda Beach is perfect for those looking to get away from it all. It’s quiet and relatively uncrowded. Anyone looking to relax should come here. Stay in a simple hut right on the beach, and enjoy the stillness of nature. Agonda Beach is fast being discovered, however.
Do expect to find some other tourists, souvenir stalls, and restaurants. It is located in South Goa, just north of Palolem Beach. 43 kilometers (26 miles) from Margao and 76 kilometers (47 miles) from Panaji.
Goa is full of beautiful beaches. The Beaches of Goa are much ahead of other beaches in India in terms of popularity and the facilities that are available here. The beaches here have been accepted as a matter of life, there are exotic cuisine backing the pleasure of have on sun and sand, and water sports facilities that include from water scooters to water gliding. To add on you can shake your legs for some time with a glass of feni and beer, engaged in shopping on the beachside, or have midnight bonfire on the beach.
There are some more aspects of Goa beaches that attract tourists every year. Whatsoever times you have visited these beaches they tend to change their look and get new designs every new season. These beaches refurbish themselves every new season and enhance the excitement of visitors who are never tired of appreciating Goa. Out of 125 km of coastline the beaches of Goa cover not less than 83 km and there is one for you also waiting to be explored. Go and find it!
Calangute : Calangute is the most popular holiday destination in Goa. Calangute Beach is colloquially know as the Queen of all the Beaches. Excellent accommodation facilites are available, particularly at the tourist resorts and cottages.
Colva Beach : It is about 6 kms from Margao. Colva Beach is the pride of Salcete and the only rival to Calangute by its scenic splendour. Here the sand, sea and sky blend in enchanting natural harmony unsploit by man.
Dona Paula : An idyllic picturesque spot. This place is called the Lovers Paradise in Goa, named after Dona Paula de Menezes. Water scootering facilities also available here.
Miramar beach : A lovely golden beach of soft sand surrounded by overlooking palm trees facing the blue Arabian Sea, is the nearest to Panaji.
Anjuna : A popular beach area adjacent to Chapora fort. In Anjuna there is a magnificent Albuquerque mansion built in 1920, flanked by octagonal towers and attractive Mangalore tiled roof.
Vagator : It is a popular beach dominated by Chapora Fort to the north. To the south of Vagator is Calangute beach.
Arambol Beach : A unique beach in the North of Goa, it is simultaneously rocky and sandy along the beach and much after for its serenity.
Palolem : The most enchanting beach in Goa is relatively desserted, with backdrop of western ghats, situated in Southern Taluka of Canacona. 16 Kms from Panaji. is the most popular holiday resort in Goa.
Radhanagar Beach, Andaman and Nicobar Islands,
Bestowed with the precious award of ‘Asia’s best beach’ by Time Magazine, Radha Nagar Beach situated 12kms from Havelock’s ferry pier is undoubtedly one of the beat beaches of Andaman Islands.
Fine white sand, turquoise blue waters and a lot of peace and serenity are the hallmark of this beautiful landmass.
Sand like talcum, semi circular beach. Nice for a swim. Go there an hour before sunset. The most beautiful sunset you'll see with the ocean lights up in various shades
Unlike most of the beaches on Havelock Island that only have a number, Radhanagar has a name and is the most beautiful spot on the island.
Rent a bike to ride to the beach and enjoy the pristine surroundings.
Be amazed by the white sands and clean waters as you hit the sea for a swim. There are no water sports allowed says a traveller who visited it recently but swimming is permitted between 8am and 4pm.
The sun sets at 5pm so remember to carry a torch light if you want to stay after sunset.
Best time to go: November - April
Lighthouse Beach, Kovalam Kerala
The southernmost beach, the Lighthouse Beach is the one most frequented by tourists, Lighthouse Beach got its name due to the old Vizhinjam Lighthouse located on a rocky promontory here.
Its intermittent beams at night render the beach with an unearthly charm. Kovalam was among the most prominent tourist spots in India during the hippy era in the Sixties.
It still has a high status among tourists, who arrive mostly from Europe and Israel.
The long and isolated stretch of Agonda Beach is perfect for those looking to get away from it all. It’s quiet and relatively uncrowded. Anyone looking to relax should come here. Stay in a simple hut right on the beach, and enjoy the stillness of nature. Agonda Beach is fast being discovered, however.
Do expect to find some other tourists, souvenir stalls, and restaurants. It is located in South Goa, just north of Palolem Beach. 43 kilometers (26 miles) from Margao and 76 kilometers (47 miles) from Panaji.
Goa is full of beautiful beaches. The Beaches of Goa are much ahead of other beaches in India in terms of popularity and the facilities that are available here. The beaches here have been accepted as a matter of life, there are exotic cuisine backing the pleasure of have on sun and sand, and water sports facilities that include from water scooters to water gliding. To add on you can shake your legs for some time with a glass of feni and beer, engaged in shopping on the beachside, or have midnight bonfire on the beach.
There are some more aspects of Goa beaches that attract tourists every year. Whatsoever times you have visited these beaches they tend to change their look and get new designs every new season. These beaches refurbish themselves every new season and enhance the excitement of visitors who are never tired of appreciating Goa. Out of 125 km of coastline the beaches of Goa cover not less than 83 km and there is one for you also waiting to be explored. Go and find it!
Calangute : Calangute is the most popular holiday destination in Goa. Calangute Beach is colloquially know as the Queen of all the Beaches. Excellent accommodation facilites are available, particularly at the tourist resorts and cottages.
Colva Beach : It is about 6 kms from Margao. Colva Beach is the pride of Salcete and the only rival to Calangute by its scenic splendour. Here the sand, sea and sky blend in enchanting natural harmony unsploit by man.
Dona Paula : An idyllic picturesque spot. This place is called the Lovers Paradise in Goa, named after Dona Paula de Menezes. Water scootering facilities also available here.
Miramar beach : A lovely golden beach of soft sand surrounded by overlooking palm trees facing the blue Arabian Sea, is the nearest to Panaji.
Anjuna : A popular beach area adjacent to Chapora fort. In Anjuna there is a magnificent Albuquerque mansion built in 1920, flanked by octagonal towers and attractive Mangalore tiled roof.
Vagator : It is a popular beach dominated by Chapora Fort to the north. To the south of Vagator is Calangute beach.
Arambol Beach : A unique beach in the North of Goa, it is simultaneously rocky and sandy along the beach and much after for its serenity.
Palolem : The most enchanting beach in Goa is relatively desserted, with backdrop of western ghats, situated in Southern Taluka of Canacona. 16 Kms from Panaji. is the most popular holiday resort in Goa.
Radhanagar Beach, Andaman and Nicobar Islands,
Bestowed with the precious award of ‘Asia’s best beach’ by Time Magazine, Radha Nagar Beach situated 12kms from Havelock’s ferry pier is undoubtedly one of the beat beaches of Andaman Islands.
Fine white sand, turquoise blue waters and a lot of peace and serenity are the hallmark of this beautiful landmass.
Sand like talcum, semi circular beach. Nice for a swim. Go there an hour before sunset. The most beautiful sunset you'll see with the ocean lights up in various shades
Unlike most of the beaches on Havelock Island that only have a number, Radhanagar has a name and is the most beautiful spot on the island.
Rent a bike to ride to the beach and enjoy the pristine surroundings.
Be amazed by the white sands and clean waters as you hit the sea for a swim. There are no water sports allowed says a traveller who visited it recently but swimming is permitted between 8am and 4pm.
The sun sets at 5pm so remember to carry a torch light if you want to stay after sunset.
Best time to go: November - April
Lighthouse Beach, Kovalam Kerala
The southernmost beach, the Lighthouse Beach is the one most frequented by tourists, Lighthouse Beach got its name due to the old Vizhinjam Lighthouse located on a rocky promontory here.
Its intermittent beams at night render the beach with an unearthly charm. Kovalam was among the most prominent tourist spots in India during the hippy era in the Sixties.
It still has a high status among tourists, who arrive mostly from Europe and Israel.
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