Anjuna is one of the most iconic beach destinations in North Goa, known for its hippie culture, vibrant nightlife, and famous flea market. Set against the backdrop of red laterite cliffs and swaying palms, Anjuna offers a mix of beach relaxation, music, shopping, and alternative vibes.
Anjuna Beach: A rocky yet beautiful shoreline ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying dramatic sunsets. It’s also known for water sports and beach parties.
Anjuna Flea Market: Held every Wednesday, this colorful market features Tibetan jewelry, clothes, handmade crafts, bags, music CDs, and souvenirs. It’s perfect for bargain hunting and people-watching.
Chapora Fort: A short drive from Anjuna, this fort offers panoramic views of Vagator Beach and is famous for being featured in the movie “Dil Chahta Hai.”
Curlies Beach Shack: One of Anjuna’s legendary beach shacks, known for food, drinks, sunset views, and trance parties.
St. Michael’s Church: A beautiful old Goan church near Anjuna, showcasing Portuguese architecture and serene vibes.
Water Sports: Try banana boat rides, jet skiing, parasailing, and windsurfing.
Party & Nightlife: Anjuna is a hotspot for full-moon parties, trance music events, and DJ nights. Check out places like Shiva Valley and Cafe Lilliput.
Yoga & Wellness: Several retreats offer yoga sessions, meditation, and Ayurveda therapy.
Explore Cafés & Shacks: Enjoy Goan seafood, continental breakfasts, and smoothies at quirky cafes.
Sunset Watching: The beach’s rocky outcrops provide perfect spots for dramatic sunset views.
Savor Goan classics like fish curry rice, bebinca, calamari, and vindaloo.
Try beach shack specials: grilled seafood, fresh juices, and global cuisine.
Popular eateries include German Bakery, Eva Café, Artjuna, and Purple Martini.
By Air: Anjuna is about 45 km from Goa’s Dabolim Airport.
By Train: Nearest station is Thivim (around 20 km).
By Road: Well-connected via taxis and scooters from nearby towns like Baga, Vagator, Mapusa, and Panaji.
