HALLO,HIVE! At the very edge of the bay, the number of boats increases even more. Fishermen usually hang out here. Okay! We're the ones hanging out, and the fishermen are working. Behind the boat camp,

HALLO, HIVE! I'll continue my story about a quiet, secret beach in Agonda Bay in South Goa. It was morning, and there weren't many people there yet. It's not crowded during the day either. Just a few people,

HALLO, HIVE! This beach is quite different from the typical Goa beach scene. There aren't many rocky beaches in southern India; we're mostly greeted by a simple strip of reddish sand stretching for tens

HALLO,HIVE! This time, we didn't even swim at Agonda's main beach, but instead went specifically to a secret little beach located at the edge of the bay, near rocks and a green hill. Agonda, however, let

HALLO,HIVE! The boulders keep growing, and there are plenty of crabs of various sizes here too. From here, you can clearly see that the first strip of shore is densely packed with cafes and bungalows.

HALLO.HIVE! We continue our stroll along the spacious Agonda Beach in South Goa, this time heading toward a quiet backwater near a green hill. The landscape of Agonda Beach is unlike the average Goan beach.

HALLO.HIVE! Accordingly, bright lights and loud (or any!) music are prohibited in the cafes at Agonda Beach. There are no boats or jet skis in the central part of the beach. There are boats, but they are

HALLO.HIVE! Okay! Enough beating around the bush. What do you think we did in coming to Agonda from Zalore/Carmona Beach? To wander the streets and gawk at cows? To shop, or to indulge in nostalgia,

HELLO, HIVE! On the way to the beach, you might see a local... um...laundry. Of course, there are regular washing machines here; the village is large, and laundry services are quite popular. But many still

HALLO, HIVE! A cool new clothing and souvenir shop has opened on the street, complete with glass display cases and air conditioning! Compared to the usual awnings, it looks quite inviting. We went in for

HALLO,HIVE! The neighboring bar and restaurant, "Fatima," with its guesthouse of the same name, is still standing. There are other establishments with the same name in Agonda Beach, located near

HALLO,HIVE! So, we've arrived in Agonda! For us, Agonda is one of the most interesting beaches in South Goa. Spoiler alert: there's a sea turtle hatchery here, so loud music, vehicle rides, and other man-made

HALLO.HIVE! The driver drove quickly, confidently, but carefully. The roads in this part of Goa are narrow, about one and a half wide, definitely not for two cars. They really skimp on the asphalt! A temple

HALLO,HIVE! Sooner or later, they return to the scenes of their past crimes! That's us and Agonda Beach in South Goa! Somehow, we liked this beach the most, although it has its quirks. We previously vacationed

HALLO.HIVE! The chapel was consecrated by the Archbishop of Goa and Daman and Patriarch of the East Indies, Filipe Neri António Sebastião do Rosário Ferrão. A rather interesting character, a Goan, he was

HALLO,HIVE! There weren't many interesting, much less historical, sites near our Clarem Guesthouse hotel. We were basically living in a dead end on Carmona Beach Road. A small village with only hotels,

HALLO,HIVE! These are such smart creatures that they have even learned to unzip beach bags with their beaks! And as soon as a crow unzips a bag, it immediately takes away cookies, fruit, chips or whatever

HALLO.HIVE! Now I will tell you about an interesting story that happened on Zalor Beach in South Goa. In Goa in general, and especially on the beaches and their surroundings in particular, there is an

HALLO,HIVE! Cocktails and other drinks are available here. But we are not on this topic and ordered something like "Sprite". Wow! They even have Caesar salad and other salads with mayonnaise.

HALLO.HIVE! However, it was time for dinner, the sunset was ahead, we had to spend it usefully. That's right! A romantic dinner awaited us on the shores of the Arabian Sea with views of the setting sun,