Agonda Beach
A crescent-shaped beach in South Goa, known for its tranquility. Beachside stilt huts and yoga studios make it ideal for slow stays of several days.
Agonda Beach is about 3 km long and is enclosed by headlands at both ends. The water is calm, and there are no noisy parties. Behind the sand is a row of wooden or bamboo seaside huts and yoga studios, making it a place to unwind for several days. The northern end of the beach is a protected nesting area for olive ridley sea turtles, and in winter the hatching areas are fenced off. You can ride a motorbike about 10 km north from Palolem to travel between the two, or stop by Cabo de Rama Fort on the way to see its cliff-top views. Facilities here are limited, so bring cash and expect weak mobile signal. Most huts close during monsoon season.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Cola Beach (Khola)
- Butterfly Beach
- Canacona Island
- Palolem Beach
- Patnem Beach
- Cabo de Rama Fort
- Talpona Beach
- Shree Mallikarjun Temple