Vagator Beach Sunset Point - Tourist attraction in Vagator - North Goa, India

One has to walk down a bit to reach the sandy beach . Proper stair case is there , so there is no problem in climbing down right up-to the beach. Less crowded , water sports available. Restaurant food is quite good here . there are a number of Mediterranean and Indian Cafes/Hotels serving a variety of food and drink. The tourist traffic is predominantly Western backpackers, however it has also become popular with Indian tourists, who particularly come to watch the sunset from the rocks. The sunset through rocks is breathtaking from Vagator Beach. This is in my opinion is the best beach in North Goa . View of sunset is Awesome from here . I highly recommend visiting Vagator Beach in the evening to witness this captivating spectacle. It's a moment that will stay etched in your memory long after you've left, and a reminder of the incredible beauty our world has to offer.

I visited Vagator Beach on a beautiful evening and was mesmerized by the stunning sunset view. The beach is clean and quiet, with good value restaurants nearby and a flea market selling local souvenirs. It's a perfect spot to relax and unwind. I would highly recommend this beach to anyone visiting Goa.

One of the most beautiful beaches in North Goa. A must visit place for taking beautiful pictures and relax and have a soothing view of sunset. It's not crowded and hence you can enjoy.

Good place to experience the view, serene atmosphere. But little crowded. Its just better sunset time or sun rise.

Vegator is one of the beach of many beached in Goa. I visit Goa in August 2023, we visited Vagator Beach. It is located near Chopra Fort. Vagator Beach is split into two main beaches by a seaside cliff. There was enough space for Bike & car park. we reached to the beach through steps. The place had many small stalls selling junk jewelleries, clothes, soft drinks and snacks. The beach was less crowded, spotted several foreign tourists. Beachside also has limited shacks as compared to Baga and Calangute. We spotted some local boys playing football on the beach. The beach has a nice view especially from top, however it looks to be slightly laid back and less tourist.

If you're willing to travel a little longer up north, then you'll find better beaches like Vagator, Ashwem, and so on. Old Goa beaches are overrated(Baga, Candolim, Calangute, etc) Had a beautiful view to it, and there are no lifeguards so you can enjoy hassle-free. Worth the travel. Bonus : Chapora Fort is 5mnts away from vagator beach, go early it closes around 4pm

A sunset like this should never go unnoticed. Beautiful spot to relax and unwind. I can watch the sunset here everyday!

It's the place where the 'Dil Chahta Hai' movie's Fort scene was shot. Avoid taking senior citizens to this place. A big No for heart patients and asthma patients as well. It's a steep hill. There's a great view of the sea from there.