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Goa, is famed for its sun-kissed beaches and raucous nightlife, and hence is rarely mentioned on any ‘ monsoon destinations’ list, and let us tell you, EVERYONE is losing out! 

Around this time of year, the resins reveal a different Goa brimming with biodiversity and lush foliage. It’s the ideal time to get away from the usual tourist crowds and enjoy Goa in a new way. Here’s how to make the most of your trip to Goa by embracing the monsoon enchantment and staying in the right places.

June marks the start of the monsoon season in Goa. The beaches, soaked in rain, take on a mysterious allure, and the lush foliage of the countryside is revitalised. Here’s why going to Goa in June is a fantastic experience.

  1. Take a drive across the Western Ghats
    We propose starting your next vacation to Goa with a lengthy, gorgeous drive through the calm woods of the Western Ghats. Of course, the cherry on top has to be the cloudy weather, the scent of rain, and the cool monsoon breezes fluttering in your hair.

  2. Cycle/bike around the twisting pathways of ancient Goa.
    A great way to experience a ‘Tour de Goa’ would be to rent cycles (or bikes, if you prefer) and stroll around town. We promise you’ll enjoy the journey, whether it’s café hopping in the north or seeing the hidden beauties of the south!

  3. Catch a relaxing sunset in Cabo De Rama.
    ‘Praça do Cabo de Rama’ (or simply ‘Cabo de Rama’) is a mediaeval hillside fort in southern Goa. Even if the Portuguese left behind this breathtaking scenery, we wouldn’t want you to miss the amazing sunset! Wear your most comfortable sporting shoes, bring your favourite food (and even some beverages if you’re feeling fancy), and thank us later!

  4. Visit the local spice farms.
    Goa’s spice farms are well-known for adding to the state’s delectable cuisine. Taking a tour of these farms is a terrific opportunity to support the local people, assist their small enterprises and discover some of the best-kept cooking secrets Goa offers.

  5. The Sao Joao Well Jumping Festival.
    The yearly feast of São João, celebrated before the monsoon arrives (typically early-mid June), contains an ancient ritual of villagers gathering around irrigation wells in their Goan villages and taking turns jumping in them. The common notion is that the well-jumping ritual honours St John the Baptist and is also observed in Porto. Befriend a local and get invited to this traditional, enjoyable party, which includes port wine produced in Goan houses!

  6. Explore the Forts
    Just like Aguada Fort, an early monsoon morning is one of the few occasions you can enjoy Chapora Fort entirely to yourself. The Arabian Sea offers breathtaking vistas that are both hazy and sunny. 
    Early monsoon mornings offer a rare opportunity to enjoy the 17th century Fort Aguada all to oneself, let alone a breathtaking walk that begins right outside the fort’s gates. Walk through the open meadows, generally following the route along the shore, for breathtaking foggy vistas.
    

  7. Go rafting along the Mahadayi River
    You’re probably wondering how an aquatic adventure activity and the rains fit together. When the rafting season ends elsewhere, the Mahadayi welcomes all adrenaline enthusiasts to come and experience thrills like never before.
    The Mhadei River has wonderful scenery. Ideal for beginners, and one of the most gorgeous rivers you’ll ever see. Bordering the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary, its forest scenery is unparalleled in Southern and Western India. 

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