Location: Agonda
Top Things to do in Agonda
Things to do in Agonda, Goa: The Best Nature & Parks
The gorgeous ivory-colored cove of Agonda is known as "the silent beach," so of course it’s a top spot for relaxing getaways! Surrounded by abundant vegetation, the molasses-paced village redefines the passage of time, which perfectly stretches out your hide-from-the-world getaway vacation. Hole up in an adorable beach hut and let your worries simply disappear.
Restaurants in Agonda
1. A Big Foot Rock Formation
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Animal Shelter Agonda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
The animal shelter is a registered charitable trust owned by Dian singh Rarewala who is the chairman trustee. His wife susan (founder) partnered with vet nurse Brendy Ranalletta who is the shelter manager. Our work includes: - Treating sick and injured animals, providing them with the best medical and follow up care. - Offering free veterinary services to those who can’t afford them. - Animal birth control (ABC program), facilitated by sterilizing and neutering dogs and cats. -Vaccinations against rabies are crucial as it secures public health
Reviewed By freathyw - Cornwall, United Kingdom
Such a lovely find when looking for activities to do while travelling in Agonda, we were instantly welcomed by the lovely Brendy who showed us around and told us all about her amazing shelter she had created! Also got to cuddle lots of adorable animals, lots of dogs and cats as well as the cutest puppies and kittens! She was such a kind lady and would highly recommend stopping by and showing your support to such an amazing organisation!
3. Agonda Beach
4. Galgibaga Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Yukthi_Manjunath
Its a beautiful long beach with only 2 shacks at the end of the beach. Surya's cafe serves very good food but its expensive. Galgibhag river meets the sea here and there's place where you can get into the water and play. Its very safe and pleasant especially in the mornings and evenings. There are no activities here as its a turtle nesting beach. you will see two pits fenced with nest by forest department where turtles have laid eggs.
