- Calangute beach
- Anjuna beach
- Baga beach
- Dona paula beach
- Zalor beach
- Bogmalo beach
- Aswem beach
- Candolim beach
- Vagator beach
- majorda beach
- Agonda beach
- Galgibaga beach
- Velssao beach
- Varca beach
- Morjim beach
- Mandrem beach
- Arambol beach
- Arossim beach
- Sernabatim beach
- Patnem beach
- Palolem beach
- Miramar beach
- Colomb beach
- Polem beach
- Utorda beach
- Cavelossim beach
- Querim beach
- Carmona beach
- Issorcim Beach
- Hawaii Beach
- Hansa Beach
- Colva Beach
- Galgibaga Beach
- Carmona Beach
- Butterfly Beach
- Vainguinim Beach
- Santrem Beach
Varca Beach, Goa
The first thing that you notice on Varca Beach is the absence of crowds so typical of the beaches. You can even cycle here when the tides are low. While exploring this beach, you will come across rows of large fishing boats which belong to the Christian community here. You can spot the fishermen in action if you come during dawn or dusk. The sun sinking into the sea in all its red blazing glory, and the silhouettes of the fishermen throwing open their nets, come together to create a vivid image in your mind.
Since its not that popular, you won’t find a lot of shacks on this beach. There is one at the main beach entrance called the Mama’s kitchen, one next to Club Mahindra and another opposite hotel Zuri. Like the Betalbatim beach, Varca is also lined with pine trees. Once you are done with the beach you can also visit the nearby Varca village. It is quite well developed and full of shops and other modern conveniences. There is a signpost near the Varca church which reads, “You are being watched”. Ominous much?
NEARBY PLACES
The beach is pretty easy to find once you get to the village. The main road leading to the beach will take you to a T-junction. On your left lie the Club Mahindra resort and Zuri. The road on the right will take you right upto the beach (after some twists and turns).