Sun-drenched Goa

Tripoto
23rd Dec 2013
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 1/9 by Nancy Nance
Baga Beach
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 2/9 by Nancy Nance
Calanagute Beach
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 3/9 by Nancy Nance
Miramar Beach
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 4/9 by Nancy Nance
Anjuna Beach
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 5/9 by Nancy Nance
Flea Market at Anjuna Beach
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 6/9 by Nancy Nance
Basilica Bom Jesus
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 7/9 by Nancy Nance
Se Cathedral
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 8/9 by Nancy Nance
Church of Our Lady of Rosary
Photo of Sun-drenched Goa 9/9 by Nancy Nance
Fort Aguada

The first thing that comes to one's mind when talking about Goa is 'beaches, beaches everywhere'. Goa is popular because of its sandy beaches. There are so many beaches in Goa that if you don't like one, there's always another option. Apart from its beaches, Goa is famous for its Churches and world heritage architecture. The best time to visit Goa is from November to January as during these months, one could enjoy the Christmas and New Year celebration. It is best to rent a room near Calangute beach as most of the travelers go there. The beach is 15 minutes away from the area where all the hotels are located. 

Calangute Beach is the most popular beach of Goa which draws huge crowds. If you enjoy swimming, this is the perfect beach for it. Many water sports too can be enjoyed here.
Photo of Calangute Beach, Bardez, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
Photo of Calangute Beach, Bardez, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
Photo of Calangute Beach, Bardez, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
The atmosphere is quite peaceful. One could sit here, enjoy the sight of sunset and relax. It's not a crowded beach like Calangute.
Photo of Miramar Beach, Panjim, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
This beach is popular with foreign tourists who come here for water sports and to get tanned.
Photo of Baga Beach, Bardez, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
Quiet environment, rocks on the coast and the views of calm sea describe this beach the best. Also, Anjuna Beach is famous for its Wednesday Hippy flea market.
Photo of Anjuna Beach, Bardez, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
Famous for its beautiful architecture, the place is spread over a large area and has a museum.
Photo of Sé Cathedral, Velha Goa, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
Situated just opposite of Se Cathedral in Old Goa, it's a grand old church of Goa which can't be missed. The earthly remains of St. Francis Xavier are kept here.
Photo of Basilica of Bom Jesus, Velha Goa, Goa, India by Nancy Nance
It's a seventeenth century Portugeuse Fort on Sinquerim Beach. It was built for clean water storage so that big ships could fill clean drinking water. That's why the fort is named Fort Aguada, 'Aguada' meaning water.
Photo of Fort Aguada, Aguada Fort Area, Candolim, Goa, India by Nancy Nance