A 17th-century Portuguese fort above the mouth of the Mandovi, built to guard against Dutch and Maratha attack, with a surviving lighthouse.
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Fort Aguada
A 17th-century Portuguese fort above the mouth of the Mandovi, built to guard against Dutch and Maratha attack, with a surviving lighthouse.
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Baga Beach
The busiest stretch of North Goa's coast, lined with shacks, water sports operators and the state's best-known nightlife.
Open through the day; water sports typically operate from about 9am to sunset, weather permitting No entry fee for the beach; water sports and shack consumption charged separately
Calangute Beach
The largest beach in North Goa, immediately south of Baga and the main hub for parasailing and jet-ski operators.
Open through the day; lifeguard patrols follow daylight hours No entry fee for the beach
Anjuna Beach
A rocky-edged beach north of Baga, known for its long-running Wednesday flea market during the tourist season.
Open through the day; the flea market runs on Wednesdays in season No entry fee for the beach
Palolem Beach
A sheltered crescent bay in Canacona, among the most photographed beaches in Goa and a base for kayaking and dolphin-spotting trips.
Open through the day; boat trips generally run in the morning No entry fee for the beach; boat trips charged separately
Colva Beach
One of South Goa's longest beaches, close to Margao and a common day-trip destination for visitors staying inland.
Open through the day No entry fee for the beach
Agonda Beach
A quieter beach north of Palolem, with limited commercial development and seasonal turtle nesting activity.
Open through the day No entry fee for the beach