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Morjim Beach Goa Address: Morjim Tem, Morjim, Goa, 403519, India
Morjim Beach, the home to Olive Ridley turtles in Goa, is also known as Turtle Beach. With less crowd, it’s a great place to relax in the calm atmosphere. Morjim Beach Goa is one of the cleanest beaches for those seeking a place for peaceful moments with their loved ones.
This beautiful beach is popular among foreign tourists, especially those from Russia, so much so that it’s often referred to as “Little Russia.”
The beach is shallow in some parts, making it perfect for water sports. Among the popular Morjim Beach water sports are kite surfing, kayaking and wind sailing. Ayurvedic spas are also available nearby.
Morjim Beach Goa is a quiet and secluded space, mostly unspoilt. When you aren’t in the mood for the sun or bath, you can calmly gaze out from your cottage, soaking in the views. You can also dine and enjoy in the numerous beach shacks and clubs. Morjim has some of the best beach shacks, restaurants and cafes around.
Where is Morjim Beach in Goa?
Morjim is a small village in North Goa. It offers an array of water activities. And it’s also the choicest destination for people looking for solitude and privacy.
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Things to do at Morjim Beach
1. Enjoying adventure sports – Morjim Beach activities are popular with tourists who are always looking for adventure. They’ll be thrilled to visit the beach. Speedboat rides, jet skiing and parasailing are some of the popular activities here. Kitesurfing is another of the recommended Morjim Beach adventure sports.
2. Relaxing at the beach – For those who prefer solitude, Morjim Beach is the perfect escape. It has less noise, less activity and more privacy. And during the nesting season of turtles, you can watch them playing around in the white sand. You can also relax and enjoy your favourite drinks in one of the beach shacks.
3. Visiting Chapora Fort – Chapora Fort is an old fort designed as a watch post. It’s close to the beach and it provides a scenic view of Goa. You can see the blue waters, different beaches, and River Chapora flowing nearby. It’s a hot tourist attraction you can walk to.
4. Going on a river cruise – River Chapora cruise is an enjoyable trip and a must-try for nature lovers. You can pick from several options like the sunset cruise, the overnight cruise and the houseboat cruise. Daily cruises of one to two hours are available as well.
5. Bird watching – Morjim village and the adjoining Chapora river are home to many birds and animals. You can catch a glimpse of many elegant birds as you explore the area. Kingfisher, cuckoo and sand plover are among the many bird species found here.
6. Trying out Morjim Beach eating places – Local eateries around Morjim Beach sell lip-smacking Russian cuisine and local Goan food. You can also enjoy fresh seafood preparations in restaurants and shacks at the beach. Sumptuous meals from other cuisines are also available.
7. Shopping for souvenirs – Morjim Beach shopping includes a lot of Russian souvenirs. You can also find local dresses, flip-flops, designer shoes, seashell jewellery and other daily-use items.
8. Staying in a beach-side resort – Morjim Beach in Goa has a selection of beach resorts to enjoy this spectacular stretch. Beach huts, cottages and wooden cabins are also close. You can relax listening to the soothing crashing of sea waves against the rocks.
Morjim Beach Timings and Entry Fees
Morjim Beach entry is open throughout the year. Only during the turtle nesting period, October to March, parts of the beach are closed. But the best time to visit Morjim Beach North Goa is during those days. From November to February, Goa is the most enjoyable.
Also, you don’t need to pay any entry fee.
You can easily spend 2-3 hours at the beach. Go in the late afternoon to enjoy the water sports and witness the royal sunset.
How to reach Morjim Beach Goa?
Morjim Beach distance from Margao railway station and bus terminal is about 60 km. From Morjim Beach to the airport in Dabolim, too, the distance is about the same. And here are the different ways to reach Morjim Beach Goa –
By bus – You can take a bus to Morjim from Panaji and other parts of Goa. They stop by the main road, about a km away from the beach. You can hire an auto-rickshaw or walk the distance from there.
By bike – Rental bikes and mopeds are available in many parts of Goa. You can get one for a day and explore all places near Morjim.
By taxi/cab – Taxis are the best way to visit and explore Morjim Beach. You can also hire a full-day cab from the top car rentals in Goa for your holiday and visit all the top tourist places in Goa.
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