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The swaying coconut trees and turquoise blue sea with a
ship on the horizon looks like painting moving in front of your eyes.
Another dramatic effect to the beach is given by the 500 year old Portuguese
fort situated on the beach.
The fort provides breath taking view of the sea and the
beach and you can click some really stunning pictures from the fort. These
factors make the beach truly enjoyable and worth visiting.
It is the perfect place to be if you are looking for a
romantic holiday with your beloved or a quick getaway with your best friend.
The beauty of the beach provides the perfect treat for your soul.
The Vagator beach is also famous for the freshwater springs. The tourist
inflow at the Vagator beach is quite relaxed thus making it a laid back
destination.
You can easily let your hair down and be at peace with yourself
as you let the magic of unspoilt nature take over you. The Vagator is split
into two beaches known as north Vagator and mini Vagator beach.
These beaches are very popular with mostly British tourists who come here to
enjoy the natural beauty of unspoilt surroundings.
The Vagator beach is not a prominent stop in most tourist
trails, the necessary structure has yet to come up. Accommodation is limited
and the beach is mostly thronged by budget travelers.
Location : 9 km from Mapusa, North Goa district
Best Time to Visit : October to February
Attractions : Scenic surroundings, secluded ambience |
How to Reach Vagator Beach
There are a number of buses that run from Mapusa and Calangute Beach to
Vagator. The nearest interstate bus station is at Mapusa, the KTC bus
station.
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