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 CALANGUTE BEACH: Because of the exquisite beauty and the popularity, Calangute beach is often referred as ‘Queen of beaches’. Nine miles from the Goan Capital Panaji, the beach is spread four miles along the Arabian Sea. On the north is hamlet of Baga and to the south is Candolim village. November to February is considered the peak tourist season, and tourists avoid Goa in general during the rainy months, but the truth is that there is no bad time to visit Calangute. Now adays, Calangute beach symbolise Goa\'s reputation as a haven for beach and coastal splendour
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How to reach |
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By Air |
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The Dabolim airport is the nearest which is 40 Km from Calangute |
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By Rail |
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The nearest railway station is at Karmali 26 km away from Calangute |
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By Road |
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A mere 45 minute ride up the coast from the capital |
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Places to Visit |
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Kerkar Art Gallery |
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The Kerkar Art Gallery displays the paintings and sculptures of various talented, upcoming artists of Goa. The gallery also hosts a night of concerts once in every week for the benefit of the enthusiasts of Indian classical music and dance. Close to Calangute beach, this gallery cum retreat house is an ideal escape in the abode of art. It also showcases selected works by contemporary artists from all over India. |
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Church Of St. Alex |
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Nine kilometer from Margao, the Church of St. Alex is one of the oldest churches in Goa, built in 1597. The captivating parish church is a major tourist attraction. The Landmark comprises of two terrific towers and a magnificent dome gracing the façade. The inside of the church is a display of the line and beauty of its architectural style and attractive altars. |
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