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Palolem Beach

One of the most spectacular beaches in South Goa, Palolem welcomes you to its golden sand and spellbinding scenic views. Dotted with vibrant beach shacks and swaying palm trees, the place exudes a chilled-out party vibe. Whether you are looking for adventurous activities and water sports or just a relaxed day under the sun, Palolem fits the bill perfectly. There’s more! The beach market at Palolem, which is organized every Saturday, gives you an opportunity to experience the lively shopping culture Goa is known for. Activities: Canoeing, Trekking, Dolphin Spotting, Silent Discos, Yoga, Kayaking, Scuba diving, Turtle spotting, shopping

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Dudhsagar Falls

This enticing waterfall magnetizes tourists from different verticals of the world as it has a breathtaking charm which in turn makes it one of the most visited tourist places in South Goa. The literal meaning “ Sea of Milk”, this waterfall is a treat to the eyes. It lies in the proximity of Panaji city which is about 60 km. The waterfall is located inside the Bhagwan Mahavir wildlife sanctuary and has a height of 1,000 feet.

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Agonda Beach

Agonda Beach is sandwiched between Cola Beach and Palolem Beach and remains less crowded even in peak months. You will find beachfront accommodation at Agonda Beach and even affordable beach huts to unwind without going broke. The best thing about Agonda Beach is that hawkers are not allowed, which gives tourists the feeling of lazing around at some postcard-worthy beach. Lush green coconut and palm trees are peppered around Agonda Beach. Couples, family tourists, and transformative trip lovers will love doing yoga and meditation on the beach. Due to the undertow and currents, Agonda Beach is the least preferred beach for swimming, so dodge this idea.

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Butterfly Beach

A little to the south of Palolem in Cancona region of Goa lies the Butterfly Beach. This beach, also known as Honeymoon Beach, is in the form of a small cove surrounded by dense trees. One of the most secluded and lesser-known beach of Goa, the butterfly beach is mostly accessible by a boat (ferry) ride from the nearby beaches, which only adds to the charm.

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Colva Beach

Colva has the reputation of having the longest beach in South Goa. It’s almost 20 km long and is almost crowded due to its enormous popularity. While it’s a favourite with couples and families, those who want some adventure too can do many activities like parasailing, windsurfing, speedboat rides and others.

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Shri Saptakoteshwar Temple

Elevate your spiritual wellness at one of the ancient temples of South Goa. Touted to be one of the six great sites of temples of Lord Shiva in the Konkan area, Shri Saptakoteshwar Temple and its magnificent craftsmanship will take your breath away! Gokulashtami Festival is a very famous festival held here annually every August, which invites spiritual tourists. Shri Saptakoteshwar Temple’s history dates back to 950 years from Kadamba Dynasty.

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Cabo de Rama Fort

Deriving its name from the Hindu Epic the Ramayana, this ancient fort far predates the Portuguese rule in Goa, making it one of the oldest forts in Goa. Though time and the elements have weathered this proud structure, it still stands today, guarding the mouth of the Sal River and commanding panoramic views of the ocean and the surrounding countryside.

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Naval Aviation Museum

naugurated in 1998, this museum is one of only two military museums in India. In fact, it is the only Naval aviation museum in all of Asia. The museum displays a number of aircraft that were used by the indian navy throughout its history. These are displayed outside in the museum’s open air gallery.

The interior of the museum is designed to look like the interior of a naval aircraft carrier the INS Viraat and has a number of interesting galleries displaying naval equipment, prominent battles, a simulation room and an extensive granite plaque paying tribute to those brave souls who gave their lives in service of their country.

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Kadamba Shri Mahadeva Temple

The most ancient temple in the whole of Goa is Mahadev temple located at a place called Tambi Surla at Mollem.The temple itself was built in Jain style in the Twelfth century. There are some interesting details about the construction itself which has led to debates about the actual origins of the temple. The temple is built in a place which is quite inaccessible and away from the main settlements of the time.The small, beautifully carved and perfectly proportioned black basalt temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva is considered to be the only specimen of Kadamba-Yadava architecture in basalt stone preserved and available in Goa.

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Benaulim Beach

Benaulim Beach, surprisingly, stands apart from the other beaches of North Goa. It is much quieter than them and yet, has enough avenues that ensures you have a wonderful time. The only time when it does tend to get crowded is in the evening, when tourists visit it to enjoy the lovely sunset.

What also makes Benaulim Beach so special is that despite not being as touristy as the other beaches in Goa, it offers you opportunities to try out a variety of water sports. It is also visited by the local fishermen, and it is fascinating to observe them go about their day’s work.

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Majorda Beach

Majorda Beach, located in South Goa, is one of the prettiest beaches of Goa. It is for those seeking solitude along with a bit of fun thrown in between. Soft golden sand, coconut trees swaying pleasurably to the gentle wind & the sea breeze gently brushing your skin, these are all sights that make you fall in love with it.

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Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary

Goa is the land of the golden sun and sand. But it is also the land of wild animals, eclectic-coloured birds, flowers, and butterflies - some are common, and some are rare as precious gems. Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in the Canacona Taluka, is a piece of heaven that has embraced various species of trees, animals, birds, reptiles, and insects. Spanning over 86 square kilometres, it shelters a diverse array of flora and fauna, including rare species such as the Indian giant squirrel and a black panther.

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Varca Beach

What you won’t find on Varca Beach is a lot of beach shacks or eateries of any kind. But maybe, that’s where the appeal of Varca Beach lies! It’s relatively uncrowded compared to the other beaches in Goa, and gives you the privacy you need while enjoying a vacation. It enjoys a great location too, as it’s situated just 45 minutes from the airport as compared to the other beaches in South Goa.

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Utorda Beach

Utorda Beach is one of the quiet beaches of South Goa, located between Majorda and Arossim. Characterised by soft white sands and fantastic palm vegetation, this beach sees very few tourists, even during the peak season. Despite this, it offers a range of water sports, dolphin rides and fishing trip

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Three Kings Chapel

The Three Kings Church is believed to be one of the most haunted places of Goa, known for its mysterious surroundings. Located on the hilltop of the Cuelim hull, the church was built in 1599 by Fr Gonzalo Carvalho S.J. The enchanting location of the church draws many tourists to the Chapel to break away from the monotony of the beach and party life of Goa.