Benaulim Beach Goa

Benaulim beach is more tranquil and serene than Colva and still rather undiscovered by domestic tourists. According to Hindu mythology, this is the location where the projectile of Lord Parsurama set down when he conceived the state of Goa. Known in Sanskrit as Banali, it was altered to Benaulim by the Portuguese. This beach is exceptional because you will find wholeheartedly no visitors, no souvenir stalls no bistros, not anything just the trees, the beach and the attractive sea and you. It has a rather unspoiled sandy seashore, which is renowned for fishing. The very serene Benaulim beach gets equitably congested in the night and on the weekends. The beach is sufficient to give you the joyfulness and approval of being in Goa.

One can just doze the day off soaking in the sun in the beach when you just desire to rest, and be yourself. A fine example of Goa's Christian architecture is the Church of St John the Baptist, located at a slightly higher altitude than the town. If you are travelling to early October to late May you will be able to relish the sound of taped Konkani melodies. Bullfights are normally held in an vintage rice area without any barricades just outside the village boundary. In Benualim there are quite a few places where one can take two wheelers and motorbikes on lease. There are common motor advisers from Morgao to Benaulim.The major enticements on this beach are the dolphin cruises. With the onset of monsoon, the town breaks into a thanksgiving cum commemoration for Feast of São João.This beach is large for bathing and long beach walks. The Benaulim town is renowned for its rosewood furniture.

In the centre of the town you will find the needful services like bank, general shops, laundry location, some cafes, coach stand, and cab and auto rental station. When it comes to accommodation options, one can find numerous inns and boarding places that can provide decent accommodation with meals. Make sure you book in advance if you are planning a trip in the peak season.