ABOUT BAGA GOA :-

Goa Baga beach is an option for those who want to be away from the hustle and bustle found on the other beaches.

Baga Beach in Goa looks as if it has come alive out of a painting… majestic white waves rushing to wipe out the feet imprints left by you on the brown sand while the wind continues to flirt with the palm trees.

Goa's Baga beach is a small but perfect beach located between its two more famous cousins, Colva on one side and Calanguate on the other. It is a good place to enjoy some quite moments and dwell in peaceful contemplation with oneself.
The Baga River flows down from one side offering a pleasant for children and those who love the water but can't risk the rip currents that swirl round the mouth, where the river and the sea meet and on the far right bank, tourists at Baga beach will see a group of black rocks against which the sea crashes

Baga Goa has developed more rapidly than any other region in Goa. The main road running through the Baga village is lined with several bars, tandoori terraces and handicraft shops. The relatively newer Saturday flea market of Baga Goa, is a huge success and an occasion of much that lasts well into the night, brightly lit up with lights and paraffin lamps. All kinds of odds and ends, handicrafts, jewellery and snacks stalls can be found at Baga and a temporary stage is constructed for the visiting local musician. Baga Goa's nightlife is the liveliest in Goa and is the perfect expression of the Goan and Western mix of culture.

Backwater crocodile and dolphin spotting down the Mandovi River to the Zuari River is a favorite pastime for the travelers at the Baga beach. The thickly forested banks of these rivers are rife with mangrove trees and inhabited by crocodiles in the swampy regions. Dolphins can be spotted at the mouth of the Mandovi River.

Goa, a small state on the hilly terrain of Western India is a sought after tourist destination for its bedazzling sun, glorious golden sandy beaches and green and serene milieu.

Ruled by the Portuguese for a long period, the European influence blended with local conventions make Goa distinctively lively and dynamically different from the rest of the country. Goa, essentially a cluster of hamlets, is very ethnic in feel while being entirely modern in flair.