Morjim Beach

Tucked away in the serene coastline of North Goa, Morjim Beach offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Its soft golden sands and clean, uncrowded shores make it a haven for those seeking relaxation away from the livelier beaches of Goa. Families and couples especially love the calm waters and breathtaking sunsets, making it the perfect spot for long walks or unwinding in the gentle breeze.

Morjim Beach: A Sanctuary for Nature Lovers and Olive Ridley Turtles

Morjim Beach stands out for its role as a nesting site for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles. During the nesting season, the beach comes alive with wildlife activity, offering a rare opportunity for visitors to witness this ecological marvel. Its significance as a conservation site adds a layer of meaning to its already captivating charm, making it a destination where nature and tranquility go hand in hand.

Adding to its appeal is the beach’s laid-back culinary scene, with numerous sea-facing shacks and restaurants serving delicious local and international dishes. These eateries provide the perfect setting to enjoy a meal while gazing out at the Arabian Sea. Morjim’s popularity among Russian tourists has earned it the nickname “Little Russia,” infusing the area with a unique international vibe.

The best time to visit Morjim Beach is from November to March, when the weather is pleasant, and the sea is calm. Located around 30 kilometers from Panaji, the beach is easily accessible by road.