Top Things to do in South Goa District
Top Hotels in South Goa District
- 1. Sterling Goa- Varca
- 2. Beleza by the Beach
- 3. Fairfield by Marriott Goa Benaulim
- 4. Caravela Beach Resort
- 5. Taj Exotica Resort & Spa Goa
- 6. ITC Grand Goa, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Goa
- 7. Kenilworth Resort & Spa, Goa
- 8. Novotel Goa Dona Sylvia Resort
- 9. Sobit Sarovar Portico
- 10. The LaLiT Golf & Spa Resort Goa
Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in South Goa District, Goa
Discover the best top things to do in South Goa District, India including Tanshikar's Working Organic Spice Farm, Palolem Beach, Utorda Beach, Agonda Beach, Cavelossim Beach, Cola Beach, Majorda Beach, Benaulim Beach, Mahadeva Temple, Varca Beach.
Restaurants in South Goa District
1. Tanshikar's Working Organic Spice Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 152 reviews
Working And Natural Organic Spice Plantation. We Have Overnight Staying Facilities. Mud Cottages And Tree House For Stay, We Also Have Four Cottages Togather With Open Court Yard In The Middle This Is Age Old Indian Style Houses. For Kids We Adventure Activities Like Zip Line Of 90 Mt. Differents Of Balancing Birdges, And Climbing Wall.
Reviewed By Jerrydamouse
We did the guided tour at Tanshikar spice farm followed by an incredibly delicious buffet style lunch which was included in the tour price. The female guide was very knowledgeable and presented all the informations in a very entertaining way. The farm is operating family owned in the 6th generation and is growing their products organically ever since. As a side business they even produce bio-degradatable plates and cutlery made from dryed betel-palm leafs. If you are in the area make sure you swing by this place and do the tour. You should let them know about your visit in beforehand though to give them a chance to prepare enough food for everyone.
2. Palolem Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,513 reviews
One of the area's most picturesque beaches.
Reviewed By Stoned_hut - Jorhat, India
We visited Palolem on 7th june,2019 and it was indeed a worth it experience.This place gives you the vibe of real Goa,even though the hubbub around is pretty much less than in north Goa.The journey greets you with mesmerising views of South Goa and Portugese architecture.À
3. Utorda Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 731 reviews
Reviewed By NewDelhiVikas
This Beach is one of the less visited beaches, secluded and quiet, the beach had white sand and is far from the maddening crowd, where you truly enjoy the sea to the fullest,the highlight is the beautiful sunset.The beach also has one of the best Beach Shacks the ZEBOP by the Sea.
4. Agonda Beach
5. Cavelossim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,757 reviews
Reviewed By AnvitaShukla - Toronto, Canada
An amazingly clean, safe and pristine beach of South Goa. Definitely at a drive of about 35kms from Candolim, North Goa, but surely worth a visit. Life guards on the entire beach, very less people and water is great for taking a bath/swim. Absolutely loved it!
6. Cola Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 596 reviews
Reviewed By ThroughEyesOfMyCam - New Delhi, India
Cola beach is a remote beach present in cancona village of Goa which gives you a treat to your eyes that is beyond words. This place not only exhibit a Aqua Blue serene beach with coconut tress on its coast but also a green lagoon where you can enjoy swimming!! Cola beach is not a easy place to reach and so has preserved its natural beauty in these many years. You need to trek about 4km to reach this beauty. And if have good driving skills, you can even drive a scooter to this place. It is steep descend with no paved path full of mud. We visited this place during raining season and found quite risky to drive then. The path was little slippery, and so we decided to trek half way to beach. If you happen to trek to the beach, you will witness few hidden gems on the way which is usually missed when on bike . On the way to the beach we encountered a small part of lagoon some one km just before it meets the ocean. The place is scheduled with no tourist or locals near it. You can hear the flow of water and rustling of leaves very clearly here I Weescended near the shallow water body and enjoyed there for almost an hour in the fresh clean water. There was one beach hut on the opposite end of the lagoon where we saw a foreigner meditating with OM mantra in background. About 20 min walk from this place we reached cola beach which withholds one of the most beautiful beach South Goa has to offer you. One end of this beach offers you a endless view of the sea blue coast with no sign of human intervention in between and the other end gives you a glimpse of lagoon made of green water. This perfect blend of salt and sweet water is a perfect dream destination you could ever image. The lagoon of green water is encircled with lush green palm trees behind it which darkens with the depth of jungle. Where to stay : 1) Blue lagoon Resort is one of the best budget options to stay here. They have both beach facing cottages and lagoon facing huts and I can't score anyone of them with more points. Both of them have their own beauty. Estimated cost : Rs 1500-3000 2) Other option is to stay in Dwarka Eco Beach Resort which has equally good and sea view cottages. Estimated cost : Rs 7000-10000 The restaurant on the beach is also owned by Blue Lagoon Resort where you can try some sea food and drinks .
7. Majorda Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By srinivasan0610 - Mumbai, India
For all the uninitiated, there are two sides to Goa. One is the vibrant, boisterous, party-in-the-air, market filled North Goa. The other is the quaint, idyllic, time stuck, unaffected-by-tourism, beautiful South Goa. If you have picture of Goa in mind as the one with yellow painted houses situated on a narrow lane that leads to a quite beach lined with palm trees then look no further and head to south Goa. We stayed at Majorda in south Goa which is a beautiful village with all the above said attributes of South Goa. The beach has few shacks and we used couple of those during our stay in Majorda. The sea is safe for kids and the shacks serve the necessary food and drinks to keep you going for the day. There were water sports options too and against those were good. There is Utorda beach which is on the same stretch as Majorda if you want to try that. The shopping options around Majorda is limited. Do bear in mind that if you are visiting off season or other than peak season (which is either December until mid Jan), then you may want to check in with the hotel guys ahead if the shacks would be open. Other than that this place is highly recommended.
8. Benaulim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,845 reviews
Reviewed By Huzefahandy - Pune, India
I was simply amazed at the beaches this part of India has to offer, I mean specially the cleanliness....rather I should say, it's like visiting a inhabited beach, far away from human dwellings.... kudos to the Goan locals & the tourists that have being able to maintain year after years.....good white sand, lovely clean water....nice facilities, water sports, food shacks, lovely Goan seafood
9. Mahadeva Temple
10. Varca Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,705 reviews
Reviewed By 790amitg
Superb Service from all the staff right from to gaurd ...cart driver to check Vikram..also house keeping staff was very very helpful.. special mention if Barkat Ali.. Exceptionally Outstanding ..right from Smooth check-in and guiding the staff and Our Children... Really an asset to Club Mahindra
