Arambol Beach Goa

Arambol Beach is close to the conventional fishing village of Arambol and is an isolated stretch of seashore famous for its rocky and sandy terrain. Arambol draws close far north close to the perimeter with Maharashtra. This pliable white sand seashore is ideal for those seeking serenity of mind. Apart from the serenity and tranquillity, the villages throughout Arambol are enchanting and picturesque. The population here are congenial and you get an insight into the multi-cultural Goan society.

The principle seashore is quite favourable for swimming. To the north are silent coastal inlets where you can take long saunters with starfish underfoot. In north of Arambol you will find Terecol Fort, vivid paddy paddocks, coconut plantations and temple towers protruding from scruffy red clay block villages. The seashore is strewn with dozens of aged lumber fishing vessels, scores of tourist cafe bars which are witness to numerous parties. The carefully bending bay of Arambol is favourable bathing spot among the youth. Sporty sorts can savour pursuits like dolphin monitoring vessel visits and paragliding.

You will find a freshwater pool that broadens along the foundation of the valley into a wide jungle. This pool is famous for medicinal water. You can arrive at this paradise seashore on leg by following the stony path over the headland to the north. Arambol is a conventional go fishing settlement containing of less than 10 1000 people.

Until recently, Arambol was notorious for hippies and some of the uncultivated parties it was witness to. It is in addition the paradise for the hippies. There are standard trance and full moon parties in this beach. You will only get minimal rental accommodation services here, like the family homes in the settlement. In addition to some recently built resorts, you will also find small chalets distributed throughout the rocky headland and tiny coastal inlets in the north that are suitable for backpackers.