Situted just about 2-km West Of Chaudi, Canacona District, South Goa is the Palolem Beach. The major attractions nearby this beach are Agonda and Chaudi. The best time to visit Palolem Beach is November to March.
This stretch of white sand dominates the southern coast of Goa. Until a few years back, it was among the virgin beaches of Goa. However, it couldn't escape from the eyes of the tourists. Although a few developments have taken place, the beach still has a soothing aura to it. A large area of the beach now accomodates a lot of small shacks that taper off as you move towards the south.
At the northern end of the beach is a fresh water stream. Across this stream is a tiny, undeveloped island that can be accessed by just swimming across during low tide. However, it is not very safe to do so during high tide.
The other attractions on this beach are the Dolphin cruises and the fishing trips. These are offered at quite a reasonable rate.
Palolem Beach - is also known as "Paradise Beach". This beach in south Goa is about a mile long and it provides seclusion and idyllic scenery.
TRAVEL INFORMATIONS :
This beach is 37 kms away from Margao. Just west of Chaudi, it is one of the most enchanting and gorgeous beaches in Goa. It is relatively deserted, with the backdrop of Western ghats, situated in Southern Taluka of Canacona. The silvery sand of the beach and a back drop of clean blue sky make this beach a favourite spot for the tourists.
Palolem is one of the most enchanted beaches in Goa but not that crowded and messy. Any how since a couple of years, increasing numbers of tourists have started to come to this beach, and there a good growth of cafes, stalls, hotels, etc near the beach.
PLACES WHERE YOU CAN EAT :
There are a lot of eating joints over here at the beach. Getting food is not problem at all at this beach. There is also plenty of scope for those who wants to enjoy booze at the beach. Bars are also there at this beautiful beach.
HOW TO REACH THERE :
There are Buses that run between Margao and Karwar. Number of buses come to Palolem daily from Margao.
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