The 12 Best Nightclubs to Visit in Goa, India

Leopard Valley, in a jungle quarry between Palolem and Agonda, is South Goa’s largest outdoor dance club. Picture a dance floor in the jungle where you can dance under the stars lit by flaming firepits, pyrotechnics and 3D lasers. Every Friday there’s music from international and local DJs who play to crowds of up to 3,000 partygoers; the music typically ranges from electro and techno house to psychedelic trance.

Party by the sea at Club Fresh, which has a large open-air dance floor where you can feel the beach breeze. The relatively new club is on popular Morjim Beach and specialises in exotic cocktails made from fresh fruit. Enjoy serene sunset views accompanied by European and Indian food before things heat up at Club Fresh. There are lounge zones for chilling out, plus visual art and the best of modern electronic music when you hit the dance floor.

Nyex, spread over three floors, boasts 180-degree views over the sea from its spot on Anjuna Cliff in North Goa. You can spend all day here hanging out; there’s a pool where you can cool off, and chic lounges where you can feast on seafood with friends. Enjoy DJ-selected music (mainly electronic dance) from the early afternoon till 4am. You’ll likely spend most of your time on the outdoor lounge deck, which also hosts sundowner parties and a huge Holi festival celebration.

Tito’s, one of the most famous nightclubs in Goa, has been a popular place to party since the ’70s. It’s home to two nightclubs – the Retro Bar and the Club Bollywood – which have their own themes but both offer Indian and international spirits, and music by well-known domestic and international DJs. Its al fresco restaurant boasts direct access to Baga Beach.