All You Need To Know About Vagator Beach In Goa

Do you want to explore any new beaches in India? Then Goa would be the best place to visit many famous and unexplored beaches. Such famous beaches are Anjuna, Baga, Grenade Island, Candolim, and Calangute, and something new is waiting for you. Vagator beach is a unique beach destination in North Goa. It is located on the northernmost beach of Bardez Taluka, Goa. Vagator beach is across the Chapora river from Morjim in Pernem. Vagator beach in Goa is one of the counterculture hubs of India. So, let’s start exploring how Vagator beach excites you. Sea Water Sports is always with you, don’t worry! 

Best Time to Visit Vagator Beach

  It is better to avoid Vagator beach in the monsoon. But November to March is the best time to visit to feel the serene view of Vagator beach. The temperature and the weather are soothing to absorb the seashore and give you a refreshing vibe altogether. If you are an adventure freak, a wholesome water sport is waiting for you at Vagator beach.

A Brief History

The name Vagator is a combination of the terms Vaga (tiger) and tir (shore); because of this, a tiger-infested location. Vagator became a densely forested location related to the Sahyadri mountain range. According to legend, tigers searching out sweet water within the jungle should finally find their way to the delivery at the foot of the hill.

Places To Visit Near Vagator Beach

The Vagator Beach in Goa is broken up through a headland into specific sections. The seashore on the left is Ozran Beach, moreover known as Little Vagator Beach, and can be reached through a simple, short, rocky direction on the sea-going through the headland. So, you can find so many beaches near Vagator. The seashore on the right is North Vagator’s seashore, also known as the seashore Big Vagator. Anjuna is located to the south of Vagator and is one of the first hippies of Goa, well-known for tourist traffic and the Anjuna Markets on Wednesday. Tighten your seat belts to walk through the places to visit in Vagator:

1. Chapora Fort: “Dil Chahta Hai” is a Bollywood movie shooted in Chapora fort. So, it is quite a famous fort for Indian and international tourists. The Chapora Fort is in North Goa, 21.7 kilometers from Panaji and simply seven hundred meters from the Vagator seashore. It is positioned on a hill above the Vagator seashore, with the Chapora seashore on the alternative side. The Chapora River meets the Arabian Sea here.
2. Anjuna Flea Market: If you are a shopaholic, then Anjuna Flea Market welcomes you warmly with their vast collections of Nepali and Tibetian culture, primarily the hippie culture. You can get various clothes, decor, jewelry, kaftans, shoes, handmade crafts, etc. This market opens at 9 am and ends at 6 pm every Wednesday of the week between November to April. 
3. The Saturday Night Market: Clive’s Saturday Night Market ~ Located in a mango orchard at Casa Babu in Arpora, there are masses of stalls promoting all types of commodities and meals via a massive range of overseas and Indian artisans. Saturday nighttime, the marketplace gives a once-in-a-lifetime experience. People come from all around the international search for it. For a whimsical, out-of-this-international experience, head to Clive’s Saturday Night Market. 
4. Morjim: If we talk about beaches near Vagator, Morjim should be on this list. The whole place near Morjim beach is also called “Little Russia .”Pernem district’s Morjim beach has a lot of Russian immigrants. It is situated on the bank of the river Chapora estuary. Morjim is quite famous for birds and nesting places for Olive Ridley Turtles. It is an immaculate and quiet beach than Baga beach in Goa.
5. Little Vagator: Little Vagator is also called the Ozran beach. The seaside is rocky and calls for mountaineering a small hill to attain the shore. The view of the horizon from the pinnacle of the mountain is spectacular. Less crowded, this area is frequently selected for filming and is a stargazer’s paradise. This seaside is likewise referred to as Little Vagator as it’s far a short distance from Vagator Beach.
6. Hilltop Vagator: It is rare to come to Goa and not enjoy clubbing, and Hilltop Vagator offers you the best clubbing experience within your budget. So, go and hit the dance floor. 

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There are so many free parties with slow music, drinks, and food in beach shacks on Vagator beach. Otherwise, you can get such details of the parties happening from Sea Water Sports. Com. 

Adventure Activities in Vagator:

 For the calmness of this part of the ocean, you can swim into this part of the ocean, but safety is first. If we talk about watersports, Vagator beach offers you loads of water sports like Scuba diving, Kayaking, Jet Skiing, bumper rides, banana rides, speed boarding, and so on. You can also get the experience of Bungee Jumping here. Sea Water Sports will guide you better, especially in this aspect. They also have such water sports combos, which are within your budget. Don’t waste your time thinking more; dial +91 8291917770 or visit www.seawatersports.com.