Anjuna beach in Goa, India is one of the most preferred beaches in Goa. The beauty of the milky waves rushing to cuddle the soft golden sand on the beach can be seen in full form at the Goa Anjuna beach. The perfect haven for the hippies, Goa Anjuna beach can be enjoyed at any time of the year, because the climate is pleasant here through out the year.

The Goa Anjuna Beach was discovered by the hippies in the late 1950s to mid-1960s. From then onwards, the trend of moonlit parties began, which is one occasion the tourists look forward to .

Oceanic Activities
Water Sports Fishing, para-sailing, water skiing and wind surfing at the beach starts in the afternoon when the wind is blowing just in the right direction and it goes on till sunset.

Charming Spots Near Anjuna Beach
Baga Beach Retreat House Looking beyond the village and the Arabian Sea, at the Baga Beach hilltop is the Baga Beach Retreat House dedicated to St Francis Xavier. It was known as the Casa de Retiros.

The Baga Beach River flows down on one side is a pleasant diversion for children and water lovers, who can't risk the rip currents that swirl around the mouth. Where the river and the sea meet, and on the far right bank, there are group of black rocks against which the sea crashes, nice to see.

Medicinal Springs The narrow road leading past the Bom Viagem Convent by the cashew-covered foothills, leads to the springs at Mottant. This is an ideal spot for picnics and bathing, as the water is believed to have medicinal properties.

 How To Get There?
Air : Dabolim is the nearest airport from here. It is 29 km away from Panaji and 47 km from Anjuna.
Rail : Indian railways runs several trains to & from Karmali, 11 km away from Panaji and 29 km from Anjuna, the nearest railhead from the beach.
Road : There are buses every hour to Anjuna from Mapusa . For tourists arriving from Mumbai, Mapusa is the jumping-off point for the northern beaches.