5 Best places to visit in South Goa in 1 day trip

In This video we covered Cola beach and kayaking, Cabo de Rama Fort, way to pebbles beach, Most popular beach front resto club The Cape Goa, Laxaminarayan Temple.
1. Cola Beach: Situated in Canacona, Cola Beach lies to the north of Agonda Beach and is only 10 minutes of drive away. From the Palolem beach, it takes about 20 minutes to reach this beach.
One of the most isolated beaches of Goa, Coal Beach is a dream beach for every nature lover. Also known as the Khola beach, it boasts of exceptional beauty and resilient calmness. Its sparkling sand with coconut groves offers its visitors a refreshingly tranquil atmosphere and simplistic setting. The most distinguishing feature of this beach is its freshwater lagoon. Here, on the seaside you will find a freshwater lagoon which is connected to the sea.
This beach is suitable for swimming and diving. Tourists can have a relaxing time as they sunbathe amidst the sparkling beauty of the sea as well, while at the same time they can an exciting swimming experience as well.
To reach this beach, you can drive from Agonda Beach or Palolem Beach. Private transportation is only option to reach here. However, the beach is not directly connected to any concrete road. From the main road, you will have to cover about 1.5 to 2 km stretch of mud road to reach Cola beach.
For accommodation of tourists, there are a few luxurious tents available at this beach. The tents have been built in the Rajasthani style, offering comfortable stay to its guests. These tents are provided with en-suite bathroom and a veranda. Each tent can accommodate at least two individuals.
And last but most attractive activity is Kayaking In backwater surrounded by nature.
2. Cabo de Rama fort: With the fame of being one of the oldest and the largest forts in Goa, Cabo de Rama Fort is a place one can’t miss when on a tour to Goa. Located 16 km north of Agonda Beach, this fort is spread across an area of about 180,000 square meters. The cape on which the fort is located is also known by the same name.
The Fort Cabo de Rama is said to have a religious connection. The name of this place and the fort originates from the Indian mythological epic Ramayana. According to religious beliefs, Lord Rama along with his beloved wife Goddess Sita and brother Lakshman had resided here during their exile which lasted for fourteen long years.
Originally the fort was built by the Hindu rulers. However, later with changes in time and ruling power, it came under Muslims, Portuguese and English rulers. It has also witnessed many historically important battles in the past.
In 1763 the Fort was restored and was used by the Portuguese for military purposes with commandant's room, military barracks as well as a Chapel. It was used a prison from 1935 till 1955.
With a captivating architecture which is still worth remembering, the fort also presents a mesmerizing view of the Arabian Sea and the Goan coastline. There is also a church of Saint Antonio, small yet captivating, around the Fortress. One can also visit the Cabo de Rama Beach which is located nearby and have a few relaxing moments by the side of refreshing nature.
3. Pebbles Beach: It's the hidden gem of Goa and you can excess the beach from Cabo de Rama fort itself you need to trek approx. 150-200 stairs to reach the beach.
4. The Cape Goa: Its one of the oldest and popular beachfront restro bar and best part is you can bring your own booze and enjoy the sunset and wide range of food options and you get best instagramable pictures with photo boots installed across the premises.
5. Laxaminarayan Temple: While returning back to your hotel on the way you will come across beautiful and marvelous Laxminarayan temple where you can get blessings and spend some peaceful time.
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