A beautiful small town built near the sea, Baga, is one of the major attractions of Goa with multitudes of tourists both national and international creating a massive influx at the beautiful beach which has been for long and shall be Goa’s beautiful tourists’ haven. Baga beach is a great mix of fun nature and serendipity with an array of beautiful places to visit near Baga beach, you should definitely find this trip to this anchorage a worthwhile deal.

How do you get there?

So first things first, how do you get to Baga? Local tourists could easily travel to Mumbai and then easily set to Goa by road or take a train from Margao, international tourists could easily board a flight, Baga is about one hour drive away from the Goa’s airport which is located at the southern part of Goa.

Accommodation:
Baga beach has no shortages of lodging and staying, you may get aplenty hotels resorts and even cottages to rent in and around Baga beach, don’t worry about the budget as lodgings are available as per individuals wallet considerations, you may choose from a range of medium to high and luxury hotels and accommodations.

Places to visit near Baga beach:
This world- celebrated beach has in store many offerings for the tourists, what you may definitely visit here are as follows plus the things you could do in and around Baga beach;

Baga beach is a hub of exciting activities in itself, you may indulge in the amazing water sports offered by the beach and could spend a night or two on the beach itself, sleeping on the sand and watching the stars above, however after a quiet and relaxing weekend at the beach you may lurk to go out and explore, following are the places to visit near Baga beach.

Aguada fort: a beautiful Portuguese architectural splendour standing tall at the apex of Mandovi river, this fort was in the olden times a major and strategic defence mechanisms against its enemies and rivals, the Marathas and the Dutch, it is one of the ‘must’ places to visit near Baga beach

Calangute beach: this is one of the most visited and famous beaches of North Goa and you should not give this beauty a miss
The all-famous Anjuna flea market: every Wednesday Anjuna is roaring with exciting and chaotic movement and presence of tourists who influx here to indulge in the shopping experience of the flea market set up from the early hours of the morning till dusk, shopaholics could find great solace in the night bazaars put up every Saturday at Arpora, both of these are decently close by
Indulge in the fabulous nightlife at club Tito: Goa is known for its party tales and nocturnal nights, the clubs at Tito lane will not let the party hoppers down, for those seeking live musical performances could drop in at Cavala.
If you are visiting Baga beach between 29 January -1st February you may be a part of the two- day international live musical festival where bands from Russia and India play rock and jazz music.