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If you’re someone who enjoys slow travel, local experiences, and seek lesser-known sights and an intimate rendezvous with nature, my South Goa Travel Guide is for you. I stayed at heritage mansions, homestays and AirBnbs to be able to experience the local life and discover the best places to visit in South Goa. Simply Homestay is one of the best places to stay in South Goa, if you’re not looking for luxuries and frills. You can either choose one of the heritage hotels in South Goa, such as Vivenda dos Palhacos, Arco Iris Boutique Homestay, or a comfy Airbnb for a budget stay.

walk by the traditional Goan homes, visit a local bakery, and exchange a few pleasantries with the locals. You have the choice to visit popular beaches like Baga, Anjuna, Sinquerim and Calangute, which are barely 15 minutes’ drive, and then there are these Portuguese-style houses, churches and countryside to explore at your own whim. I enjoyed strolling along the traditional Portuguese homes, feeling the quietude and seeing the everyday stuff like bread-man riding on a bicycle to deliver the Goan bread to the locals. It’s an interesting fort to visit even for people who are not history or heritage aficionados.

I have to say that the beaches of South Goa are different from the ones in North Goa for the simple fact that the former are quiet and less touristic while the latter are usually super crowded. That said, there are less touristic beaches even in North Goa while South Goa also has a few noisy beaches. It would be wise and responsible to choose beaches that are safe to visit during COVID – beaches that are not so touristic, where you can walk endlessly or sit quietly without coming in close contact with anyone. It’s one of the quieter places of North Goa, where you will also find quite a few nice Goa beach resorts.

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