Lord Shiva at Vagator Beach, Goa

Head with a Cobra Sculpture...... Hmmmm? What do you think? Could it be someone's incarnation of Shiva.

This fantastic Little Beach is 22 km north of Panaji. In the Small Indian State of Goa. Vagator Beach is about half way up the 30 km coastline stretch of Northern Beaches of Goa that covers the most popular hotspots of Goa and India tourism.

Vagator by day is more salubrious and laid-back than Anjuna. Relatively secluded, The Three little beaches that make up Vagator are situated on the crescent shaped Caisua bay, along the Chapora river basin, in the shadow of the ruins of Chapora Fort.

Vagator is one of the most beautiful beaches of Goa, and India, laying on inviting sandy coves, between coconut palm shaded rocky headlands. Generally peaceful, in peak season it attracts day-trippers, and during the night typically boisterous Goa beach parties are a regular feature, especially at Disco Valley between Vagator and Little Vagator, and at Banyan Tree, east of Vagator. Not to mention, The Hill Top above Little Vagator Beach. Fun Fun Fun.

On the cliff above Little Vagator Alcove offers delicious location, ambiance and food & drinks. Restaurants in Vagator dish up tasty seafood, continental dishes, health foods and fruity shakes.

Little Vagator and Ozran (Spaghetti Beach) are two gorgeous small Goa beaches just south of Vagator. Spaghetti Beach is nestled at the bottom of a palm-covered cliff. Both have been discovered by youngsters on a Goa holiday seeking beaches in Goa to call their own. Here is where you'll find the sculpture here of Lord Shiva on a rock, creatingly carved by a long-staying visitor.

Give Vagator a Go. Its a Fantastic Little Beach.

Address: North Of Calangute and Anjuna.
Directions: Hire a scooter and follow the yellow brick road from Calangute... Or do the loopdy loop from Anjuna... If a scooter is not your thing.. Buses go to Vagator from Panaji, via Calangute or better still tell the Taxi Driver. "Vagator"... He knows where it is.