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Theni to South Goa Trip by Train

Trip to South Goa

Palolem Beach : Palolem is one of South Goa's most beautiful beaches, welcoming you to its golden sand and spellbinding scenic views. The place exudes a chilled-out party vibe, filled with colourful beach shacks and swaying palm trees. Palolem suits the bill perfectly, whether you are looking for fun adventures and water sports or just a relaxing day under the sun. More are there! The Palolem beach market, which is held every Saturday, offers you the chance to experience the vibrant shopping culture that Goa is known for.


Agonda Beach: Agonda Beach is a lesser-known beach in the southern area, with beauty at its best. This beach's pristine shoreline is peppered with pretty cottages and shacks. Furthermore, casuarinas and palms contribute to its splendid elegance. It is also one of the four beaches that are marked as nesting sites for turtles, which gives you more reasons to visit Agonda. Make your way to Agonda when you are in a mood to relax and rejuvenate, and you will come back as a happier version of yourself.


Benaulim Beach: Blessed with a captivating shoreline and gleaming white sand, the romantic beauty of Benaulim exudes. You can do anything here from playing on the white sand and enjoying a walk on the beach to indulging in a number of water sports. The nightlife is very lively at this beach and you can expect to have a great time with your SO.


Colva Beach: For a wonderful holiday, Colva is a hot favourite among families and couples moving towards South Goa. Though adventure freaks will have a great time indulging in a variety of water-based activities, they will not feel deprived either if they are looking for sunbathing and a relaxing time. Colva is also renowned for its vibrant nightlife and full moon parties, which makes it one of the fun places in South Goa to visit.




Butterfly Beach: In South Goa, Butterfly Beach is really a hidden gem. This semi-circular bay is an unexploited paradise, where you can spot millions of butterflies flying over the hilltop. You will spot goldfish and crabs playing around until you turn your attention to the turquoise water. As the land route allows you to experience a daunting walk through the forest, you may need to take a boat trip to reach this beach.

South Goa Tourist Spots

Galgibaga Beach: Galgibaga is the breeding ground for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles, also known as Turtle Beach. It is the ideal place for holidaymakers who want some anonymity, splendid sunset views, and tranquillity, sparsely populated and adorned with thick pine foliage. Not surprisingly, a visit to this beach is among the top 10 things to do alone or with your family or friends in South Goa.


Church of Our Lady of Remedios: Marked with splendid architecture and a serene atmosphere, Betalbatim Church of Our Lady of Remedios is an ancient place of worship that traces its history back to 1630. The white exterior of the church is surrounded by green lawns and provides a calming sight throughout the day. The church looks amazing throughout the night when the entire area is illuminated.


Saviour of the World Church, South Goa: The Saviour of the World Church, founded in 1586, is a sight to see even today. The majestic shrine boasts one of the most beautiful Goa churches constructed in the Neo-Roman Mannerist style of architecture.


Church of St. Alex: Founded in 1597 on the banks of Lake Angoddi Tollem, the Church of St. Alex is among the oldest chapel churches in the area. An significant fact about the church is that it was built on a site called Ravalnath Temple, an ancient Hindu temple. You can still see the ruins of the temple here if you walk around the church.


Three Kings Church: Another ancient church in South Goa, the Three Kings Church, dates back to 1599 and is situated in the small village of Cansaulim. There might not be a massive building or magnificent architecture in the secluded church. But for many people, what makes it a huge attraction is that it is claimed to be haunted. Yeah, this may sound very peculiar about a place of worship, but there is only one way to confirm these claims-visit the church and find out for yourself!

Top most sightseeing places in South Goa

Chandreshwar Bhoothnath Temple, one of the prominent temples in South Goa, is dedicated to Lord Shiva, who is worshipped as the Lord of the Moon here. At the peak of Chandranath Hill stands this ancient temple. If on a full moon night, you happen to visit the temple, you can see the Shiva Linga looking bright under the moonlight inside the shrine. The Boothnath Temple is also nearby, which is worth a visit.


Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary: Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the south-eastern part of Goa, is another must-visit spot to add to your itinerary. The sanctuary, home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including Giant Squirrels, Great Pied Hornbills, Grey Headed Bulbul, Slender Loris, and an exciting range of mammals, butterflies, and birds, is a popular place for nature lovers, wildlife lovers and birdwatchers.


Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary: The Cortigao Wildlife Sanctuary draws you away from the sunny beaches and shacks of South Goa to a paradise of native flora and fauna. There are a variety of wildlife species, including slender loris, mouse deer, pangolin, trogon malabar, bittern Malay, golden-back gliding snake, and many more. One of the sanctuary's key attractions is a treetop watchtower overlooking a watering hole.


Mollem National Park: Mollem National Park, the central region of Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, is home to a large number of species of wild animals, birds, reptiles, and butterflies. Wild boars, barking deer, Bonnet Macaque, and large cats such as leopards and tigers can be easily seen when walking around this park. If you are a bird lover, you will be able to visit this place because it houses more than 120 bird species.


An off-beat museum, one with a lot of variations, is Big Foot in South Goa. It is for example, set up and managed privately by an artist called Maendra Alvares. Secondly, it is an open-air museum that recreates a miniature Goan village from the old days. Some of the key highlights of the museum are miniature houses depicting traditional Goan life and culture, a craft centre selling Goan artefacts, a bird habitat, a bakery, rubber plantations, a spice yard, and much more.

Things to do in South Goa

This is a small beach that can literally not be missed situated in South Goa. One will enjoy shopping for trinkets and junk jewellery on this beach. There are also other stray stalls that can be investigated in addition to that. One can also take a dip in the chilling water on the other side and relax by the beach.

The beach of Dona Paula, once a quiet fishing village, is considered one of the best places to visit in Goa. This place offers a vast list of things, apart from the unreal view to behold, from experiencing Mormugao harbour.

Also known as the Tiger beach, for people who want to spend some time in solitude, it is one of the ideal places to visit in South Goa. This beach does not have many tourists, unlike other beaches in South Goa, so it gives an isolated feeling that is ideal if anyone is looking for a place to just relax and enjoy the tropical beauty.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - South Goa Sightseeing Day 2 - South Goa Sightseeing Day 3 - South Goa Sightseeing