The beach
of Vagator is one of the beaches
of jewel of Goa, located in
the Scandinavian end of the
taluka of Bard in Goa of north.
With approximately 24 kilometers
of Panaji, capital of Goa and
9 kilometers Mapusa, beach of
Vagator is one of these ideal
beaches where the life seems
to continue in its own soft
step. Starting from the life
of being activated city and
starting from the world renowned
beaches of Goa, such as the
beach of Anjuna in the south,
the offers of beach of Vagator
to its visitors a perfect escape
from white sand and to an exotic
nuance of Arabian Sea. One can
see the color of water changing
on these beaches.
The beach of Vagator is really
a series of tiny beaches, separated
by the black rocks from lava.
The impressive structure of
the fort of Chapora, being held
majestic on the rocks, can be
looked at beach of Vagator.
You can also assemble the rocks
to see this strong 500 year
old Portuguese, the top providing
a confusing sight of the sea,
the coconut trees and the whole
village.
What makes special beach of
Vagator is not only the spectacular
sights and the clean beach,
but also the local culture,
which is marked distinctly by
the rural one, community of
fishermen living on the fringes
of the beach. It is worth a
sight to observe them celebrate
their hook when the menfolk
bring back to house a generosity
fish of the sea. People of the
country make shopping and the
huts are the best place to be
eaten, serving part of the authentic
local kitchen, makes well in
front of you. The pretty houses
with the beautiful garden striping
the shores offer to some of
the sights more the enchanters
of the beach.
There are not many places
to remain in the beach of
Vagator, because the houses
and the resources are reserved
of front good. While June
at October must be avoided
as place obtains very heavy
precipitations, envisages
and reserves your convenience
of front. The houses of hosts
and the houses local, which
are from time to time rented,
offers to the visitors much.
The beach of Vagator is well
connected to Mapusa and Panaji
by the frequent buses functioning
through the route.
