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Pro
Beach, Cliff, Party, Sun, Yoga, Massage, Good food...
Con
some half-finished buildings staying like that for years, plastic bottles from tourists...
In a nutshell
I understand why the trail ended here!
Dizzyhead Says: The flea market is a wonderful place to buy different kind of things. You can find all kind of different things to buy and there is no limit how much you can bargain. It is up to the seller, if he wants to sell or not. A good salesman doesnt sell if he doesnt make some money...
iblatt Says: This weekly event has rightfully earned its good reputation. Markets abound in India, but this is a special one. Sprawling between the village houses and the open fields, under a canopy of coconut palms, set against the background of the sea with a sailing boat in the...
Anjuna Beach: Beautiful and not over-developed
iblatt Says: In Anjuna we found a long strip of beautiful sandy beach with coconut palms. As we descended we were welcome by two cows lying lazily on the beach, undisturbed by all the tourists. There were many tourists on Anjuna beach, but most of them were sipping their drinks in beach...
Anjuna Flea market-Not to be missed
traceyspacey Says: Held every Wednesday, if you are in or near Anjuna you should make the effort to go. There is such a variety on sale here. Jewelery, clothes, second hand paperbacks, sarongs, carvings etc. Just don't buy the cigarettes as they are fake. You do have to bargain hard even if it...
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German Bakery: Nice for breakfast, lunch and dinner!
Liatris1 Says: German Bakery is a nice and relaxed place with good food and atmosphere.They have relaxed chill-out booths, tabels and chairs, great music and healthy food. Wheat grass, herbal teas, tofu, hummus, salads, indian food, european food, espresso, cappuccino, lassis, pizza.They...
Sea Breeze: Refreshing breeze, beer and music in Anjuna
iblatt Says: After a long stroll in the Anjuna Wednesday Market, making our way among colorful stalls and almost equally colorful tourists, we finally started to feel tired, in need of a nice place to sit down and relax. Then we heard the music: Joe Cocker's songs, live, coming out of a...
Starco's: Enjoy the fairy lights whilst you eat
traceyspacey Says: Starco's isn't just a place to stay. It is a popular place to eat and drink whilst not disturbing the guests.It is set in a spacious leafy garden with fairy lights. The staff are friendly and the food was great at a reasonable price. Goan Sausage Chilli fry. spicy with...
Shore Bar: Great coffee, Good food and good sunset view
traceyspacey Says: We have been to Anjuna twice now and we always go to the shore bar.It's a great place to relax in the comfy deck chairs, with the sand under your feet. Chilled music playing, occasional live music. Food is great and the expresso isn't bad either. Give it a go and see what...
nora_south_africa Says: The German bakery is a nice place for breakfast, having a drink with friends, or getting some quality bread and pastries. It's located on the way to the flea market, you can't miss the German bakery sign
Gleneagles Bar: Friendly and helpful
traceyspacey Says: We went for a walk along the road, turning right out of Starco's just to see what was there. We had a cold beer at Gleneagles. This is a British run place, ran by Craig and his partner. The beers are a little cheaper than from the beach bars. Craig helped us sort out our...
Shore bar: The best beach bar ever
traceyspacey Says: One of our reasons for coming back to Anjuna was the Shore bar.Bliss. Sitting in a comfortable deckchair with sand under your feet and a cold beer in your hand watching the amazing sunset. The food is pretty good too. They occasionally have live music.Large Kingfisher 60R....
Liatris1 Says: Enfield is a legendary indian motorbike.This is the Enfield 500 that we´re renting while in Goa. The Enfield is at first a somewhat unnerving experience, with the gears on the right side (1. gear on top) and the brake on the left. But, as is the case with so many other...
From Arambol to Anjuna and Vagator and back
MalenaN Says: From Arambol to Anjuna and Vagator and backOne day I visited Anjuna and Vagator from Arambol. There are no direct buses so you must first go to Mapusa (pronounced Mapsa) and change buses there. I walked up to the main road in Arambol and waited for a bus. I didn’t have to...
traceyspacey Says: Despite what you may have heard, the nearest ATM is in Mapusa not Baga. You can get a bus from Anjuna to Mapusa for 7 Rupees (this was correct at the end of last year). There are 2 or 3 ATM's at Mapusa. Catch the bus from just outside Starco's.
traceyspacey Says: We flew into Dabolim airport from Bangalore with Spice Jet. Spicve Jet flights can be booked with a credit card. The flight cost 4200R for 2 people. We then took a pre paid taxi to Anjuna for 750R. The pre paid taxi stand is outside of the airport. Also the exchange counter...
Anjuna Fleamarket: You can get it at the market
Liatris1 Says: Every Wednesday (in the high season) there is a market at Anjuna Beach. Something that started as a small market where hippies selling bits and bobs so they could spend some more times in Goa, or to the flight home, has now become a major attraction for anyone visiting...
ChuckG Says: There are numerous locals selling all sort of crafts and clothes close to the beach If you can deal a good price, there are intereting clothes and crafts to buy.
Peddlers who don't take no for an answer!
iblatt Says: Well, this is not really a "warning" tip, but I'd just like to share with you this nuisance on Anjuna beach: Peddlers are of all ages, from 6 to 96. One follows another, insisting on showing you every item in their merchandise, whether you want to look or not. One after the...
asurfacing Says: Not just in Anjuna, the warning stays for all over Goa. A long stay in Goa for a vegetarian can be fairly frustrating. Keep eyes open for "Udupi" restaurants along the highway between Mapusa and Panjim. You are less hungry in Panjim than anywhere else.
Favorite thing: You might have heard from people or the guidebooks that the nearest ATM is Baga. It is not true. From Anjuna cross roads you can catch a bus to Mapusa for 7R that has several ATMs around the municipal gardens, just past the bus station in Mapusa.
Alternatively it there are ATM's in Calangute, but that is further away.
Written Nov 25, 2007
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I loved the look of the red sand against the blue sea... , Lots of ppl selling things on the beach, some were dressed in very unique clothing... I enjoyed just watching all the various ppl...
Anjuna has a special charm with the cliff, beach and Wednesday Fleamarket, the history of the hippies and trance parties. The locals are welcoming and most of the people living in Anjuna get their...
If your going to Goa, don't stay in Anjuna unless your hedonist. Instead go to Arambol or Palolem much much nicer people and places
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