Baga Beach Hotels & Resorts Goa
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Baga Beach adjoins Calangute on the shores of North Goa and offers all the elements for a memorable holiday. People wanting a palm-fringed sandy spot for peaceful relaxing will find plenty of choice. But there are also an abundance of places along the adjoining stretches of beach for those who like colourful distractions, like beach stalls offering beer and seafood, seashell trinkets, local crafts and buckets and spades.
Early in the morning you can watch the local fishermen bringing in their catches. And at dusk, you can choose a quiet stroll, watching the sun go down in a flaming sky, or head for one of the many nightlife venues providing Western and Goan music, just a step away from the peaceful beach, on the main road in Baga Village. There’s a wide range of eateries, too, from simple food shacks to sophisticated restaurants. And popular nightclubs like the famous Tito's.
Baga has abundant hireshops for equipment for watersports – and tourists can join fishing trips or other boat excursions. Goa’s beaches often have strong currents which mean it can be risky for children to swim in the sea – but Baga Beach has an ideal solution: the Baga River which offers families great scope for happy splashing (and of course there is also Colonia Santa Maria’s pool, with its child-friendly area).
Tourists wanting to shop will find plenty of temptations at local stalls and shops, especially items such as made-to-measure clothing, handcrafts and jewellery. But the vibrant markets too are a draw. The local Saturday bazaar provides a wide range of goods – from fish and food to textiles and earthenware. You’ll find a Tibetan market in the centre of Calangute and many Kashmiri traders in both this town and Baga. Other nearby markets include Anjuna (on Wednesdays), Mapusa (Friday), and Arpora (Saturday). And there are daily markets in the towns of Panaji and Margao for the insatiable bargain hunter.
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