Attractions

Vagator Beach

A stunning stretch of soft golden sand, dramatic red cliffs, and crystal-clear Arabian waters, Vagator Beach is one of Goa’s most picturesque escapes. Divided into two parts—Big Vagator and the more secluded Little Vagator (Ozran)—this beach caters to every kind of traveler. Whether you're soaking up the sun, taking a refreshing dip, or simply strolling along the shoreline, the atmosphere here is pure bliss. It’s especially famous for its breathtaking sunsets, where the sky melts into hues of orange and pink behind the cliffs.

Baga Beach

Baga Beach is the most famous of all Goa sightseeing places and as a tourist visiting Goa you really haven’t been to Goa if you haven’t been to Baga. Full to the brim with activities you can indulge in, Baga Beach and its surrounding areas will not give you time to get bored. There is always something exciting going on here. In the morning, the beach is a great place to lounge in, soak in the sun and interact with tourists from all over the world.

Candolim Beach

Running from Calangute Beach on one side to Fort Aguada on the other is the Candolim Beach. The day activities offered on this beach are its best attraction. You can perform a whole host of activities on the beach including a vast array of water sports, all at very reasonable prices. You can choose to spend some time at Candolim Beach and then head over to Calangute next door or just spend all your day on this beach and explore the sights nearby.

Chapora Fort

Just a short drive uphill, Chapora Fort offers stunning panoramic views of Vagator Beach and the Chapora River below. Built in the 17th century by the Portuguese, it’s a must-visit for history buffs, nature lovers, and Bollywood fans alike—thanks to its iconic “Dil Chahta Hai” moment. Perfect for golden hour photos and a peaceful sunset escape.

Chapora Beach

Nestled beside Vagator, Chapora Beach is a peaceful coastal escape known for its quiet shores and scenic charm. Fringed by greenery and set near the Chapora River estuary, it’s perfect for unhurried beach walks, sunbathing in solitude, or simply unwinding away from the crowds. A hidden gem for those seeking calm over chaos.

Calangute Beach

The largest beach in Goa, Calangute Beach is also affectionately known as the “Queen of Beaches”. It is among the top ten beaches in the world, which means it is one of the tourist places in Goa that you should not miss. It is a big, serene beach with activities enough to fill your mind for the entirety of your trip. The beach alone is a great attraction for tourists. The beach is ideal for both the options, lying down in the sand without the fear of being run over or trying your hand at some water sports.

The Goa Collective Bazaar

Located near Anjuna and Vagator, the Goa Collective Bazaar is a lively night market where music, culture, and creativity collide. Browse through handmade crafts, indie fashion, local art, and global cuisine—all under the stars. With live bands, great cocktails, and a buzzing vibe, it’s the perfect fusion of Goan nightlife and soulful shopping.