Little Vagator - Beach in Vagator - default, India

One of the must visit places for sunset in Goa. Unlike other beaches, you have to climb down to reach the beach. There are few rocks where you can enjoy the view without getting wet. Tried the foot massage from local people - lying over that rock - amazing experience. Lots of restaurants facing the sea make the place more romantic at night.

Beautiful Clean Cosy Calm Serene This beach offers everything you are looking for. Spent good times here. Perfect place to be with friends and to have good times. Less crowded and cleanliness makes this a perfect location for visit. If you looking for water sports, main vagator beach is pretty close, so you can dive in there as well Really enjoyed here and a much recommended beach in North Goa

It's a very nice beach with a flat stone platform that goes very deep in the ocean

Awesome place I went there with my best buddies and having awesome fun in beach u can see clear water here another of crabs on rocks awesome view, peaceful beach not that much crowded u can experience foreigners in this beach, we can see Shiva face on rock in this beach

It's one of the less crowded beach in Goa. Since it's surrounded by hills and has a small span, and is in between more popular beaches Anjuna and Baga, it is not crowded. Beach is a bit rocky, but gives good photo opportunity. If a bit of seclusion is required, this is a good beach

Blissful. The diverse landscape around Vagator is truly astounding whether it's a bunch of huts and houses, coconut plantations or if it's close up or far off on the hill view point, it's truly amazing.

Perhaps the unsung hero amongst the quite small beaches of Goa, the Little Vagator beach is perhaps the most awesome place to be just after sunset, in front of you is the endless dark ocean and behind you on both sides are hills covered with endless small shimmering lights amongst the amazing background of slow house music! Note: The photos are bright on account of my phones night mode

Very beautiful beach but you need to use almost 60+ stiff steps to reach and climb again to reach your vehicle, worth it.