I went to Goa with a lot of excitement, and my second blog post - Goa and Colours (Click here) is the proof. After that post, I was so into Goa that I completely forgot to blog about it. There are numerable things that I loved about Goa, but the thing I loved the most was probably the beaches.
Goa is known for its beaches and I surely loved them. For our stay, we went to South Goa. According to many people, the beaches in South Goa are much more beautiful. The reason is simple- the beaches in South Goa are not that crowded by tourists, when compared to the beaches in North Goa. Either way, the residents of our hotel had a private access to a part of the beach that was not available to outsiders- making it even better for us. The beach was around 10 minutes away from my room. I could go there any time I wanted to. The name of the beach was Cavelossom beach. Since it was only allowed for the residents, the beach looked untouched and much more beautiful.
During my 3 day stay, which was definitely not enough, I went to the beach everyday. The feeling I got when I stayed over there was very different than while I was around "buildings". It felt like I was away from reality. The weather was beautiful and relaxing. It was like magic- all my worries went away! When I put my bare feet on the sandy beaches, I got a different sensation. I was surprised. The sand was cooler than I expected. When the waves broke, I could feel the vibration passing through my feet. It was subtle and was very unusual (in a good way).
Goa is known for its beaches and I surely loved them. For our stay, we went to South Goa. According to many people, the beaches in South Goa are much more beautiful. The reason is simple- the beaches in South Goa are not that crowded by tourists, when compared to the beaches in North Goa. Either way, the residents of our hotel had a private access to a part of the beach that was not available to outsiders- making it even better for us. The beach was around 10 minutes away from my room. I could go there any time I wanted to. The name of the beach was Cavelossom beach. Since it was only allowed for the residents, the beach looked untouched and much more beautiful.
During my 3 day stay, which was definitely not enough, I went to the beach everyday. The feeling I got when I stayed over there was very different than while I was around "buildings". It felt like I was away from reality. The weather was beautiful and relaxing. It was like magic- all my worries went away! When I put my bare feet on the sandy beaches, I got a different sensation. I was surprised. The sand was cooler than I expected. When the waves broke, I could feel the vibration passing through my feet. It was subtle and was very unusual (in a good way).
