Radia's Guidebook
Sightseeing
The sturdy walls of the Aguada Fort, built in the early 1600s under Portuguese colonial rule, surround a 19th-century lighthouse.
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Fort Aguada
Fort Aguada RoadThe sturdy walls of the Aguada Fort, built in the early 1600s under Portuguese colonial rule, surround a 19th-century lighthouse.
Baga standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, is known for it’s long, sandy Baga Beach, a popular spot for water sports. Held on Saturday nights, Baga Beach Market features stalls selling handicrafts and textiles.
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Baga strönd
Tito's LaneBaga standing on the shores of the Arabian Sea, is known for it’s long, sandy Baga Beach, a popular spot for water sports. Held on Saturday nights, Baga Beach Market features stalls selling handicrafts and textiles.
Food scene
Serving the world on Baga Beach with the best of Seafood, Goan, Continental, Indian and other cuisines since 1965.
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Brittos
171 Calangute - Baga RdServing the world on Baga Beach with the best of Seafood, Goan, Continental, Indian and other cuisines since 1965.
A trip to Goa will be incomplete without a visit to this place. It's a beach front restaurant come upmarket shack serving a variety of delicious food.
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Calamari Bathe & Binge - will reopen in October
A trip to Goa will be incomplete without a visit to this place. It's a beach front restaurant come upmarket shack serving a variety of delicious food.