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Start with North. Then you can plan south for 2-3 days.
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Okay. thanks Lipika 😊
North is overhyped in case you like crowded places or you are the one who loves to party. South Goa is apt for serene nature and just lazy relaxation time. Cost wise it might be on higher side but if you get a good deal please go for South Goa.
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Thank you 😊
Please do both, start with North and end with south, stay at palolem it is a beautiful place and close to all other places like butterfly beach, cola etc.
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Okay. thank you 😊
Cover both you will meet with new people
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Okay. thanks 😊
Both sides are worth visiting
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Thanks 😊
North Goa for sure. It is more happening and vibrant for a solo trip. Also, you are more likely to meet other solo tourists there. Make sure that you visit Chorao Island when you visit Goa - https://bulbulonthewing.com/chorao-island-nature-trail-goa/
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Thanks. I checked your blog as well.
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Ok. Thank you
You can do both. Just rent a bike in north and explore then come south. There's a lot to do in North than just the night life. This is a good time to explore. DM if you need more details, I'm a Goan.
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Ok. thanks for tips 😀
It depends on what you are looking for.. North Goa is slightly more commercialised while South is the quieter, more quaint side of Goa. So, you can take your pick, accordingly!
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Okay. thanks a lot
You should stay in North Goa , rent a bike and than you can explore both North and South Goa. there are many options available in North Goa for accommodation than south Goa 👍
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North goa is party place South has alot more to offer. Offbeat locations, quaint villages, beaches are also far less crowded
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Thank you
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