Quietest beach in Goa

wedderboom

What beach can we go to get away from the crowds down there?
Is secluded and romantic even possible anymore??

Bunnycoat

Depends when you go - I was in Calangute and Sinquerim last October and it was very quiet.

Lucrecia

My husband and I stayed in Agonda Beach in the south part of Goa, we really enjoyed it. A very peaceful and not a big party crowd.

ssharonuk

Hi There
Try Ashvem north Goa even in peek time its really quite and so romantic or Palolem (South Goa) at odor sounsar beach huts where we stay for a few nights every year so romantic just pease and quite with just the sound of the sea waves and the monkeys to got pics if you want to see just send me an email
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Dr. Gajaprishthakara

Hi,

I agree about Palolem if you can time it for the very beginning or end of the season. There are less restaurants and shops open but also less people.

mal ishus

querim beach in the north is good if you wantto be left alone
never been to ashvem where abouts is it?

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Radjesh

Beaches in the North are crowded, when we were there last summer Baga, Calangute and Colva were the most crowded of the lot. Those in South are more calm... Palolem should suit you, was voted one of best beaches by Sunday times, UK

This might help, http://www.palolem.com/

gregs71

Arambol is relativley quiet.You can find nice quiet spots if you like.

ananda2193

Mandrem in the north is quiet.
Agonda in the south.
Or Galgibaga south of Palolem. You'll have it all to yourself. But it's mostly causaurina trees not palms.
Or Cabo De Rama, theres a great beach close by that is all yours.

Forget about Palolem for quiet and romantic. It's very busy and spoiled.

goangoangone

I was at Galibaga the other day.....there is absolutely nothing there.

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Rachelmonkey

I'd head for Mandrem or Asvem. We've just been there and you can walk along the beach to Arambol if you want to be with loads of people but it's very quiet and the beach is beautiful up there. Went to Palolem a couple of years ago and it was really busy and that was mid April. Met some people who had just come from there and it's not as much of a paradise as it once was, apparentky there's a big problem with mosquitos and waste there now. Alternatively if you want seclusion head to Tarkali in Maharastra - thats secluded.

Annett

Mandrem or Asvem, absolutely agree with Rachelmonkey

Those beaches are really quiet...but have never been to Galibaga - where is it?

ananda2193

It's way down south. South of Palolem a ways. Like I said above, it's got causaurina trees mostly,a kind of pine and not many palms which takes away from it imho. But you have a maybe 3 km. beach pretty much to yourself. There is a village there with a church. I'm pretty sure theres a hotel if I remember right. But it's hard to get to. I don't know if theres a bus so you must have your own transport.
It's a beautiful bike ride to get there. You take NH17 south till I think Mashem. It's a little town on NH17 with some restaurants and stores, etc. lining the road, but you take a right, right before all this. The road will go downhill for a few feet and then wind around for some miles before you reach Galgibaga.

fernandw

Galgibag is across the river from Mashem and you can take a canoe, the bridge was not quite complete when I was there in 2005.

New-South-Welshman

Calangute/Baga was the most touristy beach I went to, but this was in February. Palolem is touristy too, but it seemed to be more budget tourists that families in Palolem, but that's the best beach I've ever been to in my life.

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