When in Goa, forget the world and live a crazy few days. And at Anjuna beach or Vagator Beach, you will have your own personal beach fairytale. Both beaches situated in beautiful crevices of North Goa will offer you bohemian vibes, insane nightlife and food that will leave you licking your finger on your flight out.
This blog will take you on a virtual ride around these two beaches and everything they have to offer. Dive in (literally once you reach there!) and know everything and get packing.
The Dazzling Night Lights: Anjuna vs Vagator
At Anjuna you will find hippie vibes blend seamlessly into the night under the full moon. From groovy music to awesome Trance parties, this place will not disappoint the party animal in you. With Djs blasting catchy notes to beautiful se\ttings, get ready to be dancing on a bar soon. Some places you can check out here include Sea Breeze Bar, Franci Bar,Primrose amongst a host of others.
Watch as Vagator beach comes to life after sundown. Tha main road is lined with several pubs and clubs two of the most important being Hill Top and Nine Bar. A sparkling nightlife will leave you wanting more time on the floor with your drink in hand, letting loose.
Food- Places to Visit
At Goa, you will find food like never before. From sea food to coconut based food items, North Goa is a hub for many new dishes you might not have tried ever before. Both Anjuna beach and Vagator Beach have several joints that are frequently visited. At Anjuna beach, you can pay a visit to Kava, Goa’s Ark, Chef Cantanado. At Vagator Beach, Mezcal restaurant, Mango Tree Bar & Restaurant,Tin Tin Bar & Restaurant are some places with wonderful service and food that you will appreciate time and again.
A Guide to Reach
We know, choosing a destination comes with issues of how you are going to reach there. Don’t worry, we have figured it out for you so that your next visit to these two beaches slide without any glitch. Anjuna beach is a meagre 18kms away from the capital of Goa, Panjim. Auto Rickshaws ply incessantly on the route and you will very easily be able to manage a taxi or auto rickshaw to take you to where your adventure awaits you.
Vagator beach is at a distance of 16km from the capital, and can be reached by hiring a taxi or a private vehicle. Additionally, Several buses run on the route and you can board one to reach your destination.
A Day on the Beach
There’s nothing like splashing about the beach and feeling the sand under your bare feet. Anjuna beach and Vagator beach have several beautiful beaches that one can visit. Ozran beach is an extension of the Vgator beach characterised by big beautiful boulders, perfectly suited to give you a rocky, adventurous vibe. Near Anjuna beach is the famous Baga beach, one that is visited by people from far and near. With a soothing breeze and white,misty waves crashing at your feet, you will find yourself floating into heaven on this picturesque beach.
Individual Attractions Not to Miss
From Vagator beach you can visit the peaceful St. Alex’s Church and reconnect with your soul. Or take a stroll through the times gone by in the Chapora Fort and learn more about the rich history harboured by the place.
Near Anjuna Beach you will find several temples to help you find serenity and peace away from the fast paced life. Shri Ram, Mahadev and Bhumika temple are some you can explore. Give your spirit some life by engaging in water sports like jet skiing, parasailing. And is any trip ever actually over without a little bit of shopping? Visit the flea market in Anjuna and buy beachy T-shirts, boho jewellery and tote bags and bring back home with you the spirit of this island state.
Is that your ticket to Goa that I see on the bedside table? What are you waiting for? Go ahead and explore the beaches of Vagator and Anjuna and find behind every boulder a new adventure that awaits you. Under the shade of the coconut tree with the infinite sea lying in front of you, take the much needed break from your everyday life and sail down to these two beautiful nooks in the state of Goa and lose yourself to the watery environment.
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