🐢 Turtle Beach 🏖️
The quiet Galgibaga beach in South Goa is perhaps one of few hidden treasures that Goa has left. The northern portion of this beach is protected as the Olive Ridley turtles nesting grounds and gives the beach its nickname, Turtle beach
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This beach is located in the deep south of Goa, on the banks of the Galgibag river. It is about 56km away from Colva, which is a popular beach resort in South Goa and 54km away from Margao, the cultural capital of Goa
What to Do
Since Galgibaga is one of the least frequented beaches in the South of Goa, there are no beach shacks like there are on most of the other Goan beaches. The beach itself is a pristine stretch of golden brown sand, fringed with coconut palms and other trees. The seas in the area are known to be quite rough and not always safe to swim in, so caution is advised when venturing out for a dip. The most famous aspect of Galgibaga is the nesting ground of the Olive Ridley turtles which is protected area at the northern end of the beach.