Baga Beach is located at the end of the stretch of Calangute beach. This beach gives visitors a lot to enjoy and experience like shacks overlook rows of sunbeds and jagged line of motorboats often attached to the paragliders. The nights of the Baga are seductively comprised of fun-loving individuals that enjoy dancing and drinking to make the atmosphere of the beach alive.
These days fort lies in ruins but in earlier days the Chapora Fort was the watch post of the border. It is an amazing vantage point and one of the best North Goa attractions from which you enjoy the awesome view of Anjuna and Vagator beaches. Here you will also see the two tunnels which were used as an emergency escape for the Portuguese. Portuguese ruled over this fort for approx. 150 years. This place is best for taking photographs and the view from this fort is incredible.
This beach is one of the best secretsin Goa which has white silvery sand with clear water. The best thing to see here is during high tide when sea water fills in the Mandrem creek. The waterline and creek run parallel. Here you will find many restaurants hotels, therapy centers, yoga centers etc. There are several spiritual centers also available as well along the beach.
This church was built in 1541 and is the first church in Goa. The church boasts of 2 flanking altars that on the left dedicated to Jesus Crucified and the right one dedicated to our Lady of Rosary. Amazing carvings can be seen on each side of the marble statues of St. Peter and St. Paul. A large number of visitors come to visit this place of worship in Goa and to see the excellent architecture of the church.
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