'The best part about Agonda is the sunset'

Nature lovers will absolutely love this Goan beach, says Kalpesh Ajugia.

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"For tranquility, peace and a very non-commercial feel," says Kalpesh Ajugia, "I would say Agonda is the best beach."

"There are shacks, but the ones here are not as noisy as Baga beach. The sand is not as spoilt as Calangute or Candolim."

"The water is clear and the best part about Agonda is the sunset. Colors that the setting sun leaves are mesmerising. Reaching Agonda through rural Goa is the best part. You will absolutely love this place if you are a nature lover."

"Some really nice birds can be spotted on this beach."

"The view of the locals rowing their boats to venture out for fishing is amazing. We were lucky to spot a baby turtle which got washed out for a few seconds and swam back into the sea with the waves immediately."

"If you are not looking to party hard, and need to spend time peacefully, then this place is surely for you. Party animals can head to Baga."

Photographs: Kalpesh Ajugia

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