Anjuna Beach,Goa

• Anjuna Flea Market (held weekly — usually Wednesdays)
• Anjuna Beach cliff viewpoints and rock formations
• Nearby Chapora Fort (short drive) with panoramic views
• Beach shacks, cafes, and nightlife scene
• Watersports centers (jet-skiing, parasailing where available)

• Bohemian, hippie-influenced atmosphere with colorful beach shacks
• Iconic red laterite cliffs and black-rock outcrops at the shore
• Sandy crescent beach with good sunset views
• Lively flea market selling handicrafts, clothes, and local art
• Seasonal parties and trance music scene (nightlife legacy)

• Relaxing on the sand and watching sunsets
• Shopping at the Anjuna Flea Market (handicrafts, clothing, jewelry)
• Sampling seafood and Goan cuisine at beach shacks
• Beach parties and nightlife (especially during peak season)
• Swimming in calm to moderate surf (observe lifeguard/conditions)
• Day trips to nearby attractions like Vagator, Baga, and Chapora Fort
• Yoga classes and wellness sessions offered by local studios

Best time: November to February — cool, dry weather and lively scene. Monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain; many shacks close. Shoulder seasons (Oct & Mar–Apr) can be pleasant with fewer crowds.

Tropical coastal climate: Nov–Feb: pleasant (24–30°C). Mar–May: hot (30–35°C). Jun–Sep: monsoon with heavy rains and rough seas. Humidity is high year-round.

Nearest airport: Goa International Airport (Dabolim) — ~45–60 minutes by car depending on traffic. Nearest major town: Mapusa (~15–25 minutes) and Panaji (~30–45 minutes). Local transport: taxis, app cabs, rented scooters/ motorcycles, and local buses. The beach has uneven sand and rocky areas; wheelchair access is limited.

Recommended stay: 1–3 days to enjoy the beach, flea market, and nearby sights. Combine with other North Goa spots for a longer itinerary.

Light cotton clothing, swimwear, sun hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, flip-flops or sandals for sand, water shoes for rocky areas, light rain jacket in monsoon season. If attending parties, one or two dressier outfits may be preferred.

Try Goan seafood specialties (fish curry, prawn balchão), local snacks (poi, sannas), and international cafe fare at shacks. Souvenirs: handmade jewelry, tie-dye clothing, macramé, local artwork, and handicrafts bought at the Anjuna Flea Market. Always bargain respectfully.