HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED ABOUT SUMMER IN GOA

 

The state of Goa, in India, is famous for its beaches and places of worship. Tourism is its primary industry, and is generally focused on the coastal areas of Goa, with decreased tourist activity inland.

 A combination of the high temperatures and high humidity makes it an uncomfortable time to be in Goa for most people. Although, if you're looking to experience Goa at affordable prices, this could be the best time to go to Goa.

 Temperature - The air temperature during the season of summer fluctuates between 25°C and 35°C. Weather – The weather of Goa in summer is all about watching the sunrise as you walk along the seashore, laying on the sandy beaches by the sea to get yourself a tan and sipping on a cold beverage to beat the heat.

 FAMOUS SPOTS:

The tranquil atmosphere, quieter and less crowded beaches, along with opportunities for cultural exploration and a relatively safer environment, make South Goa the top pick for families seeking a memorable vacation experience.

 If you want to experience the extravagant nightlife and busy beaches, then North Goa, especially Baga and Calangute are ideal. While, If you are looking to spend the Goa holiday in peace while relaxing, then South Goa is a better choice.

Baga Beach, a tourist hotspot in Goa, is known for its colourful beach shacks and exciting water sports. It is definitely one of the most stunning places in Goa.

 SPORTS :

This is the season when the temperature in Goa rises, with an average ranging between 26-37 degree Celsius. This is the perfect season for all the adventure aficionados as water sports activities like parasailing, kayaking, banana boat ride etc.

 POSH AREAS:

Generally, North Goa is considered more expensive than South Goa. Within North Goa, areas such as Baga, Calangute, and Candolim are popular tourist hotspots and are more expensive compared to other areas. These areas have a high concentration of restaurants, bars, and shops, and are also closer to the popular beaches.

 Some popular posh areas in Goa include Candolim, Arpora, Panaji, Porvorim and Cunchelim, known for their upscale residential properties and affluent communities.

 FOOD:

Prices are very reasonable, making eating out accessible for most tourists. As with many areas in India, street food is abundant and much cheaper than eating in restaurants.

 SHOPPING:

One of the best places for shopaholics in Goa is Calangute Market Square where you will get everything from summer clothes to jewelry. Here, you would love to shop for handicrafts, beachwear, leather products, seashells, carpets, trinkets, etc.

 Goa is known for its vibrant and intricate handicrafts. Look for items like terracotta pottery, brassware, carved furniture, seashell crafts, bamboo crafts, and traditional Goan artwork. These make for beautiful home decor or unique gifts.

 

 After all Goa is not a bad choice to escape from the summer, do consider.  What do you say?