Vagator Beach

We with a batch of 8 people reached vagator beach in a car enjoyed a lot ,mainly got mad with the views of hill rock with ocean water

Manveer singh bad man broke my jaw.. plays to be person he is not.. was working at holiter anjuna hostel now working for vagator hotel dont trust him.. he hits women..

Clean beach and lovely experience. The kids really had fun. Though the sand is not that great and it’s black sand We went when there were high tides and hence all sand was wet so kids couldn’t play much with beach toys But the beach was clean and vast.

One of the cleanest beaches in North Goa. It has serene waters and a beautiful view. Paragliding and sailing is available. On the other side there are beautiful palm trees. Had so much fun there.

Thronged with tourists throughout the months of November to February, Goa is a destination for good food, vibrant cultural festivals, art & music and much more! Vagator Beach in North Goa is known for its red cliffs, golden sands, and stunning sunsets. Adventure enthusiasts can dive into exciting water sports, while those seeking history can hike up to Chapora Fort for panoramic views of the coastline. Beach vendors add to the charm, offering handcrafted ornaments and souvenirs that are perfect for taking a piece of Goa home. You'll also find women providing hair-braiding services (approximately ₹50-70 per braid), adding a touch of local flavour to the experience. The beach’s lively yet laid-back vibe makes it a perfect escape for all.🏖️ #GoaVibes #VagatorBeach

Vagator Beach in Goa is a beautiful and peaceful place. I visited it during my CA articleship, and it was a refreshing experience. The beach has soft golden sand, red cliffs, and a stunning sunset view. It is less crowded than other North Goa beaches, making it perfect for relaxation. There are two parts: Big Vagator and Little Vagator (Ozran). Ozran has rocky areas and nice beach shacks. The view from Chapora Fort is amazing. At night, the beachside cafés and parties add to the fun. Overall, Vagator Beach is a great spot to enjoy nature and unwind.

The only beach in North Goa that i love visiting and that too during time of sunset. The beach is clean towards the side of W Resort otherwise at the start it's typical dirty north goa beach. Not very crowded like Calangute or baga so you can have a good alone silent time here. Weekends are crowded here too but if i have to pick one, it would be either Vagator or Morjim.

This beach is better and less crowded as compared to other beaches. It has many restaurants with amazing food and drinks. Sunsets are heavenly and the market is also good here.

Vagator Beach is the ideal spot for a peaceful escape, offering the perfect setting for serene morning and evening walks. With its long, unspoiled stretch of clean sand and a tranquil atmosphere, it's a quiet haven that’s far from the crowds, making it an excellent choice for those seeking solitude and natural beauty.

Overcrowded beach with hardly any good shacks. Also the road leading up to the beach tends to get jammed with vehicular traffic. If you're looking for a calm walk on the beach you surely won't find it here.