Calangute Beach
Calangute’s heyday as the Mecca of all expatriate hippies is way of past. On the shores of the Arabian Sea, under the shade of palm trees, bathes the Queen of Beaches,Calangute. Fun in the sun, sand and sea along with great opportunities for feasting on fresh seafood and Feni is what a day on the Calangute beach. One can see children making sand castles, colorful crowds surging towards the sea, hippies busy remembering the good old times and the young and old alike lazing on the golden sands. This picture of a perfect tourist heaven is completed with shacks under the shade of palm leaves selling everything right from fried prawns and beer to trinkets made of seashells. In a green semi-circle, the villages of Arpora-Nagoa, Saligao and Candolim do their bit to enhance the divine beauty of Calangute. It is situated between the Candolim Beach and Baga Beach.
Calangute’s heyday as the Mecca of all expatriate hippies is way of past. On the shores of the Arabian Sea, under the shade of palm trees, bathes the Queen of Beaches,Calangute. Fun in the sun, sand and sea along with great opportunities for feasting on fresh seafood and Feni is what a day on the Calangute beach. One can see children making sand castles, colorful crowds surging towards the sea, hippies busy remembering the good old times and the young and old alike lazing on the golden sands. This picture of a perfect tourist heaven is completed with shacks under the shade of palm leaves selling everything right from fried prawns and beer to trinkets made of seashells. In a green semi-circle, the villages of Arpora-Nagoa, Saligao and Candolim do their bit to enhance the divine beauty of Calangute. It is situated between the Candolim Beach and Baga Beach.
