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Goa before the crowd: 7 beaches you’ll have to yourself this November

Before the peak-season crowds take over, explore Goa’s calm side. From turtle nesting at Galgibaga to sunrises at Hollant and secret coves at Butterfly Beach, these 7 beaches offer peace, solitude, and raw coastal beauty — just in time for your November getaway.

Tucked away near Cabo de Rama, Kakolem, also known as tiger beach, is one of Goa’s most secluded stretches of coastline. It’s a bit of a trek to reach, but once you descend the rocky path, you’re rewarded with unspoiled sands, turquoise waves, and complete tranquillity.
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Tucked away near Cabo de Rama, Kakolem, also known as tiger beach, is one of Goa’s most secluded stretches of coastline. It’s a bit of a trek to reach, but once you descend the rocky path, you’re rewarded with unspoiled sands, turquoise waves, and complete tranquillity.
Known as a nesting site for Olive Ridley turtles, Galgibaga Beach in South Goa remains untouched and serene. The tall pine trees, gentle waves, and absence of shacks make it perfect for a quiet morning stroll.
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Known as a nesting site for Olive Ridley turtles, Galgibaga Beach in South Goa remains untouched and serene. The tall pine trees, gentle waves, and absence of shacks make it perfect for a quiet morning stroll.
Accessible only by boat or through a forest trail near Palolem, Butterfly Beach is a hidden gem. The crescent-shaped bay, framed by hills, often sees dolphins playing in the distance — a magical escape from crowded beaches.
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Accessible only by boat or through a forest trail near Palolem, Butterfly Beach is a hidden gem. The crescent-shaped bay, framed by hills, often sees dolphins playing in the distance — a magical escape from crowded beaches.
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Where the Sal River meets the Arabian Sea, Betul beach offers rustic charm and calm. You’ll find fishermen casting nets, a small fort, and endless views — ideal for slow travellers who love quiet exploration.
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Where the Sal River meets the Arabian Sea, Betul beach offers rustic charm and calm. You’ll find fishermen casting nets, a small fort, and endless views — ideal for slow travellers who love quiet exploration.
Wide and breezy, Velsao beach sits between Bogmalo and Majorda. Its soft sands, swaying coconut palms, and soft breeze make it perfect for peaceful sunsets and early morning walks.
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Wide and breezy, Velsao beach sits between Bogmalo and Majorda. Its soft sands, swaying coconut palms, and soft breeze make it perfect for peaceful sunsets and early morning walks.
In North Goa, Ashwem beach offers a balance — scenic yet calm. You’ll find boutique stays and yoga shacks, but without the chaos of nearby Morjim or Arambol. It’s the kind of place where time slows down.
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In North Goa, Ashwem beach offers a balance — scenic yet calm. You’ll find boutique stays and yoga shacks, but without the chaos of nearby Morjim or Arambol. It’s the kind of place where time slows down.
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Close to Vasco, Hollant beach is one of Goa’s few sunrise beaches. The bay’s shallow waters make it great for wading, and the mornings here are breathtakingly peaceful — the perfect way to start your day.
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Close to Vasco, Hollant beach is one of Goa’s few sunrise beaches. The bay’s shallow waters make it great for wading, and the mornings here are breathtakingly peaceful — the perfect way to start your day.
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