The wonderful Chapora Beach in North Goa is an ideal spot for leisure lovers and peace searchers. Catching the fishes with an astounding perspective of the lovely nightfall ahead is truly an alleviating background which you can witness at the Chapora Beach. One of the most important landmarks of the Portugese era, the Chapora Fort is located on the stretch of this beach.

Standing on the crumbling ramparts of what was once the most formidable and impregnable of the Portuguese forts in India, one looks out at a panoramic ocean vista, witnessing the confluence of the Mandovi River and Arabian Sea, over which the fort has kept watch for more than four hundred years.

Standing tall and proud overseeing and protecting the taluka of Bardez, across the river from the capital city of Panaji, this fort was one of the first bastions of the Portuguese rulers against enemy invasion. The structure exudes majesty and grandeur and though it is not the biggest fort in Goa, it still commands respect and awe.

Vagator Beach in Goa offers tourists and travel enthusiasts the opportunity to have an experience of a lifetime. Dine at famous sunset bars & restaurants like Antares, Titlie, Levels, Mango Tree & many more. Party to the fullest at Vagator & Anjuna’s famous party hotspots like Raeeth, Salud, Glory, Mirage, Bardo & so much more.

Marvel at the breath-taking views of the Arabian Sea from Chapora Fort, a 17th century fortification with a rich history, famously called ‘Dil Chahta Hai Fort.’ The fort also overlooks Chpora river and is only 700 meters away from Vagator Beach.

Explore the charming village of Assagao, known for its picturesque homes and lush gardens. Dine at cutesy roadside Cafes and know alla b out Goa’s rich culture & heritage through architecture.

Browse the wares of local vendors and discover unique souvenirs at the iconic Wednesday Flea Market in Anjuna.

Explore Goa’s famous night market with 100 stalls, live music, a bar, a kids area, healing area and lots of yum food, they’re a unique market.