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Most visitors to Goa are content to laze around on the state’s beautiful white gold beaches, or perhaps swim in the pool and sea and work up a nice tan. However, Goa is more than the sum of its beaches. Some of the most fascinating places are the wildlife sanctuaries with which the state abounds.
The quiet Galgibaga beach is South Goa is perhaps one of few hidden treasures that Goa has left. The beach is known as one of the three places in Goa that form the nesting grounds of the Olive Ridley turtles, a protected species. The northern portion of this beach is protected as the turtles nesting grounds and gives the beach its nickname, Turtle beach.
The Patnem Beach is one of the quietest and most secluded beaches of South Goa. Located in the town of Canacona, this beach is a little slice of Paradise. The beach is known for its peacefulness and beauty as well as the succulent seafood that is available in the area. This is where you have to park if you are traveling to us by car.
One of the most isolated beaches of Goa, Coal Beach is a dream beach for every nature lover. Also known as the Khola beach, it boasts of exceptional beauty and resilient calmness. Its sparkling sand with coconut groves offers its visitors a refreshingly tranquil atmosphere and simplistic setting. The most distinguishing feature of this beach is its fresh water lagoon. Here, on the seaside you will find a fresh water lagoon which is connected to the sea.
Agonda Beach in Goa is ideal for individuals searching for an energizing time in the water. The cool wind and warm summer sun help you alleviate the anxieties brought by the everyday routine. This shoreline is long and desolate, bordered with palms and casuarinas and overwhelmed by an expansive slope toward the south.
Drive far to the Southern Goa, through the muddy off-track road to arrive at the edge of the Sea and get ready to witness the glory of past – Cabo de Rama fort. The fort is perched between the two famous beaches in South Goa – Cavelossim, and Agonda.