Places & Experiences in Goa, Dubai & Beyond

Bustling local market for fresh produce and Goan specialties.

One of Goa's most famous and bustling beaches.

A stretch of quiet village road in Parra flanked by tall, arching coconut palms, made famous by a scene in the 2016 film 'Dear Zindagi' and now a popular photo and slow-drive stop in North Goa.

Historic 17th-century church, a local landmark.

A long-running French bakery and all-day cafe tucked into greenery off the back Baga-Anjuna road, best known for buttery viennoiserie, wood-fired pizza and lazy breakfasts.

A sprawling, permanently-built shack on the sand at the north end of Baga, Britto's has been feeding tourists and locals platters of Goan seafood and cold beer for well over half a century.

A historic South Anjuna beach shack and psytrance institution whose future is in serious legal doubt after an upheld demolition order; status is uncertain and it should be approached with caution.

A popular, long-running seafood restaurant known for Goan fish thalis and a huge range of seafood. Note: despite a Sinquerim tag in some lists, its verified address is on the Calangute-Arpora road, not Sinquerim.