Is North Goa or South Goa better?
When you planning your trip for Goa. First thing which you have to decide is where to stay in Goa is whether you want to stay in North Goa or South Goa.
The North Goa or South Goa both is good and beautiful in their own way. North Goa is all about nightlife, shopping and liveliness, and on the other side the South Goa has unblemished beaches and scenic drives. Both of them are got their own flavors. It always looks special and an amazing place to visit.
Here we tell you some different between North Goa and South Goa:-
The north Goa is a crowd place. All the time the Beaches are crowded. There are many pubs, bars and restaurant. If you want to enjoy night life then you should visit North Goa. In it Home to beaches like Calangute, Baga and Anjuna, a stay in North Goa keeps you close to the most admired beaches in the city. It is good for shopping too as it has Saturday night market in Arpora,Anjunas flea market and Bagas Tibetan market. It also has several clubs like Titos,Brittos, St.Anthonys Kyrioke along with beach shacks like Curlies. South Goa is just opposite to North Goa. It is not a crowd place. If you want to spend the time calmly, like just beach and you, to enjoy the serene beauty, then you should visit South Goa. There are beaches in South Goa also like Colva, Palolem and Varca. If you want to enjoy restful holiday North Goa or South Goa is the good place. South Goa is cleaner than North Goa as well and quite a lot of foreign travelers prefer South Goa to North Goa
Additionally, the South Goa is calmer and less developed whereas North Goa is crowded place and well developed.
North Goa has a bigger range of accommodation, entertainment, shopping and eating out options to suit all budgets.
South Goa has good, cleaner and quieter beaches and is mainly luxury hotel resorts, Also you can find some busy stretches of beach and parties in South Goa and find some quiet areas of North Goa too.
There is also a lot of explore in between the beach resorts too, crumbling old forts, bustling markets, colorful villages, palm tree fringed paddy fields and white washed Portuguese churches, all with that special Goa n charm and character.
The distance between North Goa and South Goa is a couple of hours on the highway so you probably want to focus on one area at a time, or perhaps stay one week enjoying all the action in North Goa and afterward another week chilling in the South to outwit the two universes.
