My Goa My India

11/03/2014

Dolphin sighting trips at Goa have fascinated many international tourists. It is the only trip with the, “No Dolphin, No Pay” philosophy. Shoot thrilling Dolphins somersaults on your camera as these gentle creatures play. Dolphin spotting is a popular activity carried out along the full 110 kms stretch of coastal Goa with a great fun and enthusiasm.. http://goo.gl/t86UK

31/01/2013

Can u guess the name of the sport?

22/12/2012

13/12/2012

Pilot: Pilots even have special taxi stand of their own. Bargain with the pilot for a good rate for the trip before you set out. Hired motorbikes, moped, scooters and bicycles are also a very economical mode of transport to travel around Goa, especially in the interiors. These are available in the cities as well as near most beach areas.

13/12/2012

Pilot: Goa has a unique and very popular mode of transport known as a 'pilot'. This is in reality a motorcycle taxi. This is the fastest and most economic way of getting about in Goan towns and sometimes to locations at short distances on the outskirts. The motorcycle taxis are easily recognised by the yellow mudguards and yellow number plates.

09/12/2012

Baga beach: The unique feature of Baga beach lies in contributing excellent platform for enjoying water sports and fishing. Lot of foreigners prefer Baga beach for catching fish. The northern end of this beach provides exquisite scenic beauty with a pair of black rocks where the sea water crashes producing explosions of water particles. Your children can enjoy the sight of crocodiles and dolphins at the banks of Mandovi River..

08/12/2012

Baga beach: Baga beach is a vibrant beach with lot of tourists sun-bathing in the warm seashore. It is located 10 km west of Mapusa and is primarily a fishing spot. Mandovi River flows into the Baga beach and children can enjoy lot of swimming and water sports there. Nightlife at Baga is well known for electrifying music and dance. An array of shops and restaurants are found near the Baga beach..

08/12/2012

Arambol beach: This indeed lies quiet and calm and tourists who seek tranquil and perfect relaxation choose this beach. Most of the areas in Arambol beach are untouched by humans and it is usually deserted. If you want to unwind from the hassle of the city the secluded atmosphere of Arambol may interests you. You can expect little crowd of tourists only on Sundays. Swimming is banned by the Government owing to the ocean current.. http://goo.gl/ZJy37

08/12/2012

Arambol beach: Arambol beach is situated 50 km north of Panaji. It attracts lot of foreigners owing to its extensive stretch of coastal area. Arambol houses two beaches one is Harmal beach which exists at the northern end of Goa and the other beach of Arambol can best be explored only by foot. You will be amazed at the breathtaking view of the steep cliffs amidst the beaches..