India is famous for many things. Taj Mahal with wonderful curries, scenic mountains, and beautiful beaches. Gore is the home of those seas. Every year, millions of citizens and foreigners congregate on Goa beaches to shine in the sun and drink alcohol (due to Gore's low alcohol content).
Sometimes the sea can be a bit crowded by the locals. Not bad for the locals, but sometimes you just want to be a little quieter. So if you look at the best beaches in Goa for foreigners, you are in the right place.
Before visiting Sri Lanka and going to Goa, I did a lot of research on the best places to live in Goa and the best beaches. Well, I know my stuff.
Then sit back and relax and move to Goa beaches. All these beaches are best visited during the peak season of November-March. Make sure you pack sunscreen as temperatures can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit [40 ° C].
1. Palolem Beach
Palolem is a backpacker's paradise, this beautiful beach in South Goa, and the crescent-shaped beauty offers a variety of cruises to enjoy the beach and many seaside resorts offering relaxing drinks, snacks, and sunbeds.
The sea itself offers tropical views and you can find safe water to swim in. There are usually several rescuers at work. The sand is white and the area is covered with palm trees. The venue is best known for its quiet disco (holding headphones while listening to music) and maintaining the quiet atmosphere of the area.
2. Ashwem Beach
This beach is north of Goa and I think this is the best sea in Goa for foreigners who don't see the crowd at all.
It is considered one of Goa's cleanest and most well-maintained beaches and is not overcrowded (very rare in busy Goa). Because of population declines, the sea is much cleaner than water. This makes it perfect for swimming.
The 1.5 miles [1.5 km] sea is full of lush waters, lush palm trees, and soft sand. There are various cafes, pubs, restaurants, and bars, and free sunbeds and umbrellas are provided.
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3. Candolim Beach
This is a popular beach in North Goa and is perfect for those looking for excitement and fun in the sun. It is one of Goa's three most famous beaches, Baga, Calangute, and Candolim.
And no wonder why. A busy beach with horizontal sunbeds, it's a great place to tan.
It is also very popular with foreign and local tourists, but it is a crowded place full of foreigners, so if you do not want to feel like you are on your "hometown" beach, you can go to another beach that is growing . ..
Well, you can now find out why Gore is the best beach in Goa for foreigners (and residents too), it has it all!
4. Morjim Beach
The sea here is famous for turtles, so if you like sea turtles like me, why not go here! It is a breeding ground for the endangered olive bracken turtle.
There is a lot of foreign tourists here and it is very popular with Russians and can be known as "Little Russia".
Beach houses, restaurants, and nightclubs are within walking distance of the Turtles Sanctuary. If you want to give it a try, this is also a great sea of kiteboarding!
Morjim and the marine village are not too many "tourists" but offer Gore's true charm. So it's definitely worth a look.
5. Benaulim Beach
Last but not least, the last sea to appear on the list of the best seas for foreigners in Goa is the Benaulim Sea. Located in the south, it is one of Goa's evergreen beaches.
It's a rocky, sandy beach (perfect for a romantic beach trip).
After a long stroll along the beautiful deserted beach, you can return to one of the many seaside beaches for light meals and snacks.
So, after finishing the best beaches in Goa for foreigners, I'll take a look at some of Goa's oceans suitable for other species of categories. Keep reading!
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