While South Goa is known for pristine beaches and high-end resorts, North Goa also houses some amazing beaches - both picturesque and busy. Additionally, some of the best clubs are in North Goa as are some amazing churches and flea markets. (Images by Pixabay, Freepik, Pexels)
A charming 17th-century Portuguese fort standing in Goa's Sinquerim Beach, the fort is situated at the top of a hill near the River Mandovi. The lighthouse adds to the charm.
Rising high above the Chapora River, the fort is known for its spectacular views and sunset vistas. 'Dil Chahta Hai' was shot in this locale.
While it has become crowded over the years, it's one of the most popular beaches of North Goa with a rich past of hippie culture.
It's probably the most famous beach in north Goa. It might not be pristine, but it's lively and known for its beachside bars and nightclubs. It's a favourite with party hoppers.
This is another busy, popular and commercial beach that also offers water sports activities like parasailing, banana ride, water surfing and jet-skiing. It also has many shacks, eateries and clubs.
A popular beach with golden sands and lazy waves, an added attraction is the sweet water lagoon situated at the end of the adjacent Kalacha beach.
Located on the northern bank of the Chapora River estuary, Morjim Beach is the nesting site for Olive Ridley sea turtles. Take long walks or enjoy a lazy afternoon on the sunbeds here.
The colonial Portuguese Baroque-style church is one of the oldest chapels of Goa. Painted immaculately in white, the church boasts of double flights of stairs that zigzag across the hillside on which it is built.
For all the shopaholics out there, this flea market is a treasure trove. From souvenirs, handicrafts to hippie clothes, and trinkets, you get an array of stuff here.
North Goa is popular for its clubs and is a partyhopper's delight. From Club Cubana, Club Mambo, Tito's Nightclub to many others, revellers will find a place to party and make merry.