Morjim Beach

Termed as the ‘calmest beach’ in the off-season by tourists, this beach is very peaceful and quiet. It is bigger than the Baga beach in Goa and hence it is very accommodating too.
On this beach, you won’t find any loud thumping music to disturb the calm and serene atmosphere, adding even more to the appeal of this beach.

With less crowd and limited shacks, this beach is clean, nice, and a popular choice for many tourists. It is a good alternative for tourists seeking a quiet place to spend calm and tranquil moments with their loved ones. It is thought of as one of the best beaches precisely due to its neatness and calm atmosphere prevailing there.
Its seclusion, privacy and the tranquil green shades of trees are not the only thing that distinguishes it from other beaches. Tucked on the northern bank of Chapora River estuary, it houses many species of birds and is also the habitat for Olive ridley sea turtles. It is also known as the Turtle beach. It is popular for birding enthusiasts and to enjoy some dolphin sightings.

The beach is sparsely populated and you would see this wide beach covered with soft, silky sand. With shallow sea and less horde of tourists, the sea offers multiple food eateries for a quick bite. Right behind the beach is the Morjim village, which is a great collection of beautiful villas and houses. Palm trees, forests, lush green land, and cozily tucked-in cottages make this beach a heavenly treat during the off-season.