VAGATOR :
Location:
At the northern edge of Bardez taluka, 22 Kms from Panjim
Nature in perfect unison presents a truly picturesque spectacle at Little Vagator.
Big Vagator Beach :
While you gaze at an ancient Portuguese fort, a top a desolate hill. At dusk, let the warm glow of the setting sun mesmerise you with its beauty, as it fades into the Arabian Sea. This beach is mostly frequented by Indians, because there is the bus stop not far. There is not palms tree in this beach, and no sharks, it is a not a touristic beach at all.
Ozran Vagator Beach ( Little vagator ):
threre is two parts in Ozran Vagator beach :
Tel Aviv where the action take place every days in Kumar and the other shraks, this beach is very busy in season time, it's a good place to meet freacks from Goa, and party lovers from all the world !
The famous disco Valley just stand here next to Kumar, may be you have the chance to attend to one party there
Spaghetti: just south of Tel aviv, The canopy of coconut palms will shade you from the sun. There is a nice colline at the end, if you pay attention you'll see a statue in a rock near the sea...
Getting There:
Take the bus from Mapusa, or ride in style on a motorcycle.
Facilities:
Hotels:
Vagator Beach Resort, Noble Nest Restaurant, Dr. Lobo, and Jolly Jolly that is full of young people.
Restaurants:
Lobo's And Julie Folly's, besides many others on the main street of Chapora and shacks on the beach.
BARS:
The nightlife in Goa focuses on the Primerose, going to the Primerose is a unique experience that can be share with others, each one has his point of view!. But in season it's quite good, with a dance floor now, and it's the place where you can collect information before going to a party. After the season the Primerose is call by the French " la deprime" it's a joke that mean "the depressed", because it's comming empty and boring..
There is no alternative for the Primerose institution except may be The Shore Bar and the Trance Cafe in Anjuna, but not every days.
Beaches Nearby:
NORTH-MORGIM
SOUTH-ANJUNA