India’s smallest state also happens to be one of its biggest tourist attractions. While most of Goa is closed during the summer and monsoon months, Goa receives tourists throughout the year, hosting Indians in the summer and mostly foreigners in the winter. Apart from being a beach town, Goa has a great cultural heritage and many historical and architectural wonders for sightseeing.
The Goan coastline extends for 101 kilometers; which means 101 kilometers of fantastic scenic beauty. To best enjoy the scenic spectacle the best, check out the following beachside shacks in Goa that serve up a great ambiance, food, and view of the waters.
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La Plage
An upscale shack on one of the best beaches in Goa (Morjim) La Plage offers some finger-licking food, especially the fish and a superb ambiance. The beach itself is very clean and has some of the best sand in Goa.
Marbella
Walking distance from La Plage, along Morjim beach, sits a very trendy cafe called Marbella. The decor is charming in wood and white and it’s a great spot to watch the sunset. The crowd is great too. Do not miss out on their thin-crust pizzas or their fantastic collection of drinks.
Thalasa
Just off Vagator beach, Thalasa is another trendy Greek tavern with really great food, especially the appetizers. Patronized by celebrities of all calibre, it can be difficult to get a table here without prior reservations. It’s a great place for dinner.
Bar9
Also on Vagator, Bar9 is famous for the view it offers at sunset. It is without a doubt the place for you like to lose yourself in electronic music.
Fiesta
If you’re in Goa on a romantic getaway, it would be criminal if you did not have dinner at Fiesta at Baga beach. The decor at this upscale, fine dining Italian restaurant is fabulous, as is the food.
Britto’s
Old is truly gold. Britto’s at Baga has been in business for many years now and for good reason. Famous for its all-day breakfast menu, the place is still brimming with people no matter when you go and is one of the few shacks in Goa that runs all year round.
Curly’s
Another one of Goa’s old and famous shacks, Curly’s is at Anjuna beach. It is famous for its wildly ‘raving parties, neon lights, and fantastic electronic music. Curly’s continues to cater to the steady stream of hippie tourists who frequent Goa.
Cafe Lilliput
Quite close to Curly’s, Cafe Lilliput is also on Anjuna beach. A tad bit more sophisticated than its neighbor, Cafe Lilliput has a great ambiance, a live band as well as a live barbeque grill.
A Reverie
Close to Fort Aguada, A Reverie in Calangute provides a great opportunity for fine dining in the middle of Goa’s wild party scene. The food is fantastic, the ambiance is fancy. It’s a great place for a perfect romantic dinner.
Club Fresh
Also on Calangute, Club Fresh is upscale, trendy, and out and out fun. It is the perfect place to grab a few drinks both before or after dinner.
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