The Most Instagrammable Spots in Goa

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Famous for its sizzling nightlife, vibrant flea markets, water activities and authentic Goan cuisine, Calangute Beach is undoubtedly the ‘Queen of Beaches’.

Foot tapping music, beach shacks, seafood delicacies, majestic sea waves and water sports – Baga Beach offers a complete beach experience.

Situated near Anjuna Beach, Anjuna Flea Market is open only on Wednesdays and has an array of stalls offering jewellery, clothes, electronic devices, food items and more.

One of the most famous and oldest churches in Goa is the Basilica of Bom Jesus, built in the 16th century. Its baroque architecture is one of the finest designs you will ever witness. This church, which holds the holy remains of St. Francis Xavier, is super photogenic from both the inside and outside.

Standing on a hilltop, Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church is a beautiful structure with zigzag steps that lead to the prayer hall and a large bell on its rooftop, making it a very Instagrammable locale!

Vagator Beach is known for its serene atmosphere and unspoilt beauty. It is mellow and relaxing, perfect for taking a leisurely stroll and enjoying the natural beauty around.

Strategically located at the confluence of the Arabian Sea and the Mandovi River, Fort Aguada includes a 19th-century lighthouse and jail.

Anjuna Beach allures tourists with its unparalleled natural beauty, unusual rock formations, trance music and full moon beach parties.

With a huge expanse of golden sand and splendid views of the impressive Fort Aguada, Aguada Beach holds the power to fully enchant you.

Arambol Beach is known for its serene and relaxed atmosphere and is a popular family-friendly destination.

Open every day, Mapusa Market is a bustling market where you can buy everything from fresh spices and locally grown fresh fruits to accessories and clothes.

Nestled between Anjuna Beach and Baga Beach on Arpora Hill, the Saturday Night Market is a paradise for shoppers, foodies and entertainment enthusiasts. From food items and local spices to designer clothes, accessories and vintage items, you will find everything here. Live concerts and performances add to the lively experience.

Fondly referred to as the ‘Dil Chahta hai’ point, Chapora Fort is an old ruined fort that offers mesmerising views as far as the eyes can see.