Sightseeing

1. Divar    The island of Divar is famed for Bonderam, the festival held on the river island on the 4th Saturday of the month of August. Bonderam means the

Goa is a land of beaches and you cannot think of a Goa holiday without its seashore strolls, water-sports and beach shacks. So here are some of the most popular

Ashvem Beach is nestled between the Mandrem Beach to the north and the serene Morjim Beach to the south.  It is a rocky beach that has been shaped by shellfish,

Laid-back by the day and lively at night, Arambol is truly the capital of hippie culture in Goa. A long stretch of sand surrounded by cliffs on both sides, with

With close proximity to Baga and Calangute beaches, Candolim is very popular for its great shoreline and offers a variety of amusement options. The beach is a must do on

To the south of Arambol lies the serene Mandrem Beach. A rocky cliff jutting out into the sea is all that separates Mandrem from Arambol beach.

At the northest tip of Goa, lies the pristine Keri Beach which has a backdrop of lofty casuarina trees, as opposed to the ubiquitous coconut palms.

Morjim is a fairly quiet beach, with huts and shacks scattered along the sand at the south end, and setback amongst the tall casuarinas trees to the north.

The pristine beach is stunning in appearance with pine and mango trees on its fringes. One of the finest beaches of Goa where you can actually taste a holiday as it should be.

The entire beach is lined with coconut trees, making it one of the most beautiful beaches in the South.