Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary
Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary is seated in Goa’s Sanguem district, around 70 km away from the main city. It spans 240 square kilometers, out of which 170 square kilometers is dedicated to the Mollem National Park built. Along with abundant flora and fauna, the area is home to various cultural and geological elements too.
Chapora Fort
Once a site of many battles, the Chapora Fort is a prime tourist spot in Goa. Standing tall on the banks of River Chapora, it features mesmerizing views.
Varca Beach
Dotted with black lava rocks that sparkle in the green forest backdrop, the Varca beach is a white sandy shoreline that stretches for 12km. Flooded with tranquillity, the beach is ideal for those looking to connect with nature!
Basilica Of Bom Jesus
It is one of the most important attractions in Goa, housing the mortal remains of the missionary Saint Francis Xavier. The remains are taken out once a decade!
Dudhsagar Waterfalls
Located inside the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, this multi-tiered milky white waterfall gushes down from a height of 310 metres, making it India’s fifth-highest waterfall. It is at its maximum glory just after the rains.
Netravali Bubbling Lake
Netravati Bubbling Lake is a holy water reservoir and part of the Gopinath Temple. The lake has clean water that bubbles at different zones. It is very interesting to note that the water starts bubbling even more when someone claps.
Palolem Beach
Known to be one of the most scenic and clean beaches in Goa, Palolem Beach lies in Canacona in southern Goa. It’s a favourite among foreigners.
Our Lady Of The Immaculate Conception Church
In the early 15th century, this church overlooking Panjim was just a chapel, but with time it went through many transformations that led to this beautiful massive structure.
Agonda Beach
A carpet of white sands dotted with colourful shacks, Agonda Beach is lined with swaying palm trees and serenely overlooks the azure Arabian Sea. One of the cleanest beaches of Goa, its usually less crowded and perfect for some downtime.
Vagator Beach
With a number of restaurants filled with foreigners and Indians, Vagator Beach lies 20km away from Panjim. This is the place where the famed Sunburn Festival takes place annually.
Majorda Beach
Majorda Beach is situated in South Goa, it geographically features between Utorda Beach and Betalbatim Beach. The lovely golden sand beach is flanked by swaying palms trees and can be your perfect haunt for seeking some tranquillity from the city life.
Salaulim Dam
The Salaulim Dam sits on the banks of the Saulim River which is a tributary of the Zuari River. Located 5km from Sanguem Town, it is interesting to note that the entire drinking water of South Goa comes from here. The dam is spread on an area more than 24 sq. km and offers pleasant break from the beaches.
Baga Beach
One of the most popular beaches in Goa, Baga Beach offers quirky beach-side shacks and a number of thrilling water sports.
Calangute Beach
The largest beach in Goa, also known as the “Queen of Beaches”, Calangute is ideal for a laid-back experience as well as for some very exciting water adventures.
Morjim Beach
Morjim Beach in Goa is renowned for its pristine beauty. A great place to unwind, come here to have a gala time with loved ones. From soaking in the waters, to café hopping for some delicious Goan cuisine, Morjim Beach has it all!
Anjuna Flea Market
Open only on Wednesdays, this weekly flea market spread over the Anjuna coast line is dotted with quirky stores where you’ll find pretty much everything under the sun.
Querim Beach
With white sands stretching over a patch of 2 km with rocky outcrops and many trees, Querim Beach, also known as Keri Beach is a quiet spot in North Goa. It is located at the mouth of the Terehkol River where it joins the Arabian Sea. The river inlet is one of the most striking features of the beach.
Baina Beach
Baina Beach is located near Vasco Da Gam and is famous for its fun water activities. Underwater sea walking is something you must try here. Else, escape the city humdrum and revel in the tranquil environs as you walk on its sandy shorelines or bask in the sun!
Se Cathedral
Located on the banks of River Mondovi, this 16th Century historic church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria.
Candolim Beach
A small beach with lesser crowds, Candolim Beach lies half an hour away from Panjim. There are many options for entertainment as well as a huge variety of options for accommodation.
Anjuna Beach
Cheap water sports, lesser crowds and a calm atmosphere make up Anjuna Beach. It's a good choice for nature lovers. Lined with cafes and yoga centres, Anjuna is known for its weekly flea market.
Arambol Beach
Located near a sweet water lagoon, Arambol Beach is fast becoming the latest beach craze in Goa. Known for its shacks, foreign tourists and parties, it's an hour’s drive from Panjim and caters to all types of accommodation needs.
Aguada Fort
The fort overlooks the confluence of Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea. This beautiful red-brown fort houses the Central Jail and a 19th century lighthouse.
Butterfly Beach
One of the secluded beaches of Goa, Butterly Beach is located to the south of Palolem in Goa’s Cancona region. It is also known as the Honeymoon Beach and is in the shape of a butterfly and hides in a tiny cove encircled by dense trees. While direct transport does not ply here, if you travel by land, be ready for a forest hike.
Indian Naval Aviation Museum
The Naval Aviation Museum located in Goa’s Mormugao happens to be one of the two naval aviation museums in India. This marvel was established in 1998 to showcase the significance, functioning, and evolution of the Indian Naval Air Arm.
