Sudeep’s guidebook to Calangute
Food scene
For finest seafood and great ambience visit this place. try the freshest lobster, choriz pao and bebinca.
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The Fisherman's Wharf
For finest seafood and great ambience visit this place. try the freshest lobster, choriz pao and bebinca.
KFC
Post Office RoadPunjabi Kitchen Bar & Restaurant
Candolim RoadGood food and ambience.
SEAFOOD JUNCTION by Ramesh
Calangute - Anjuna RoadGoodseafood and affordable pricing. the ambience is nice and lively.
Must try the seafood delicacies, fish thalis and Northindian specialities .
caters to North Indian crowd who prefers to explore more of home cuisine over local cuisine.
bit expensive bwcuase they're popular and crowdy during peak hours. noisy a bit but great ambience.
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Fat Fish
Calangute - Arpora RoadMust try the seafood delicacies, fish thalis and Northindian specialities .
caters to North Indian crowd who prefers to explore more of home cuisine over local cuisine.
bit expensive bwcuase they're popular and crowdy during peak hours. noisy a bit but great ambience.
Great place for pure vegetarians serves South Indian and north Indian cuisines
Navratna Udupi Pure Veg Restaurant
725 Chogm RoadGreat place for pure vegetarians serves South Indian and north Indian cuisines
Sightseeing
St.Alex Church,Calangute station
photostop. experience Portuguese-styled interiors and sanctum.
Calangute Beach
Most famous beach in the tourist hotspot. Goodshacks, street shopping and food joints all around
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Candolim Beach
Candolim Beach RoadMost famous beach in the tourist hotspot. Goodshacks, street shopping and food joints all around
Fort Aguada
Fort Aguada RoadPerfect place for sunset selfies and scenic Seaview
Fort Aguada Jail Museum
A must visit for history lovers.
Sinquerim Fort
Another famous beach famous for its views.
Benz Celebrity Wax Museum
Junction Calangute - Arpora RdA must see for museum lovers. find yourfavorite celebrities here.
Neighbourhoods
Standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, it’s home to long, sandy Calangute Beach, lined with restaurants and bars. Farther north, Baga Beach is a popular spot for water sports. To the south, the sturdy walls of Aguada Fort, built in the earl ― Google… more
PIN: 403516
Weather: 30 °C, Wind NW at 16 km/h, 73% Humidity weather.com
Population: 13,810 (2011)
District: North Goa
Area code: 0832
Local time: Wednesday, 11:35 pm
Neighborhoods: Calangute Beach, Near Calangute Beach, Gauravaddo, Tivai Vaddo,
Baga is a coastal town in the western Indian state of Goa. Standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, it’s known for long, sandy Baga Beach, a popular spot for water sports. Held on Saturday nights, Baga Beach Market features stalls selling handicrafts and textiles. Baga’s coastline extends south to lively Calangute Beach, lined with restaurants and bars, and north to palm-fringed Anjuna Beach. ―
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Baga
Baga is a coastal town in the western Indian state of Goa. Standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, it’s known for long, sandy Baga Beach, a popular spot for water sports. Held on Saturday nights, Baga Beach Market features stalls selling handicrafts and textiles. Baga’s coastline extends south to lively Calangute Beach, lined with restaurants and bars, and north to palm-fringed Anjuna Beach. ―
Arpora is a leafy inland district known for its seasonal Saturday Night Market, held in fall and winter. The sprawling, illuminated outdoor bazaar has quirky stalls selling colorful clothing, spices, and crafts from across India, as well as bars and street food stalls clustered around a live music stage. Close to lively Anjuna and Baga beaches, the area is dotted with relaxed hotels and secluded resorts
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Arpora
Arpora is a leafy inland district known for its seasonal Saturday Night Market, held in fall and winter. The sprawling, illuminated outdoor bazaar has quirky stalls selling colorful clothing, spices, and crafts from across India, as well as bars and street food stalls clustered around a live music stage. Close to lively Anjuna and Baga beaches, the area is dotted with relaxed hotels and secluded resorts
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Travel guide
Rent a bike of car in goa If you're without a private vehicle. taxis are super expensive and auto rickshaws are 100 times more expensive than your hometown.
There are hardly any local transport and local busses take a day reach a destination.
make sure you check the rental bike or car perfectly before renting it. you'll pay in full for any damages caused.