Скачать или смотреть Day 3 [Part 1] South Goa Beaches। Golgibaga Beach X Sadolexem Bridge। Palolem Beach। Agonda Beach

Turtle Beach to Iconic Shores। South Goa। Golgibaga Beach X Sadolexem Bridge। Palolem & Agonda Beach

1. Day 1। Pune Se Goa Hum Kaise Pohoche।How to Reach Goa।Hindi Vlog
   • Day 1। Pune Se Goa Hum Kaise Pohoche।How t...  

2. Day 2। South Goa Offbeat Place। Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary।Salaulim Dam। Palolem Beach। Hindi Vlog
   • Day 2। South Goa Offbeat Place। Netravali ...  

3. Goa Beyond Beaches। Bamanbudo Waterfall। Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary। How to reach। Hindi Vlog
   • Goa Beyond Beaches। Bamanbudo Waterfall। N...  

4. Itni Khoobsurti Ke Shabd Kam Pad Jayein। Savri Waterfall, Goa.💦 Monsoon mein Goa ka asli roop .💦 🌿
   • Itni Khoobsurti Ke Shabd Kam Pad Jayein। S...  

5. No Gate. No Control. Pure Engineering Brilliance! India’s Only Duckbill Spillway. Salaulim Dam Goa.
   • No Gate. No Control. Pure Engineering Bril...  

Sadolexem Bridge
Sadolexem Bridge is a suspension bridge located in South Goa, approximately ten minutes from Palolem Beach. Built over the Talpona River, the bridge serves as an important connection between the towns of Canacona and Poinguinim. Structurally significant and visually appealing, the bridge offers expansive views of calm backwaters, dense greenery, and coconut plantations.
Golgibaga Beach
Golgibaga Beach, located in South Goa near the Talpona River, is ecologically significant due to its role as a nesting site for Olive Ridley turtles, earning it the title “Turtle Beach of Goa.” The beach is protected through active conservation efforts by the Forest Department and local communities. Characterized by minimal commercialization, the area maintains a serene and unspoiled environment with low tourist density. Its unique geography features a long stretch of golden sand where the Talpona River meets the Arabian Sea, forming a natural confluence. Coconut and pine tree plantations further enhance its scenic, tranquil, and environmentally sustainable landscape.
Palolem Beach
Palolem Beach is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in South Goa, attracting a large number of both domestic and international visitors. Due to its popularity, the area has relatively higher costs for accommodation, food services, and local merchandise. The beach is renowned for its crescent-shaped shoreline and golden sand, flanked by hills and dense coconut plantations that create a natural amphitheater-like setting. Palolem is well known for water sports and recreational activities, although these are typically suspended during the monsoon season. The presence of basic facilities such as changing rooms enhances visitor convenience, supporting its status as a well-developed coastal tourism site.
Agonda Beach
Agonda Beach is a coastal destination in South Goa known for its calm and peaceful environment, making it particularly suitable for family-oriented tourism. The main beach lies at a lower elevation and is accessed by descending steps from the parking area. During the monsoon season, visitor numbers decrease significantly, resulting in a less crowded atmosphere. The beachfront is lined with several resorts, including Agonda Villa and The Dreamland Beach Resort, which are directly connected to the main shoreline. Due to this layout, the beach does not offer private sections. Recreational activities such as dolphin-spotting boat rides are available seasonally but remain suspended during periods of heavy rainfall.