Baga Travel Guide

 traceyspacey Says:  Get away from the beach and take a walk by the river. It is very green and lush around the river. It is fairly pleasant and quiet. Very different from the busy beach. 

 ELJHEM Says:  We stayed here for 14 days in Dec 2006 for our 25th anniversary and used this as our base to explore Goa.The staff made a stay very special. A lovely friendly hotel with swimming pool set backing onto fields, but handy for the beach and Baga life. Great for wild life and... 

 traceyspacey Says:  Situated on a road just off Tito's road; Angelina's is close to the beach, bars and restaurants but far away enough to miss most of the noise. It looks a little like a portuguese house, painted in white with red shutters and balcony doors.We have a large double room with... 

 pisces1954 Says:  Read some bad reviews before i went but i hey i love a challenge. It was clean, sparse, the staff were helpful even if dejected and it was not at all like the brochure. The tour rep never put in an appearance because he knew he'd get an ear full off all the holiday makers... 

 traceyspacey Says:  We have been away from England for 10 months now, so we could not resist going here.It is in the same place as Cocktail and Dreams. The food is very English. Tea and Scones with Jam and Butter. Ploughman's lunch (Salad, Cheese, Home made pork pie, Pickled Onion, Baguette and... 

 traceyspacey Says:  Lila's cafe serves great breakfast and lunches by the river. With a thatched roof and wicker chairs it is a great place for a lazy breakfast. It is run by a German couple and this is reflected in the menu. Also as it is by the river it is very peaceful. Fresh Bread with... 

 traceyspacey Says:  Situated opposite Mackies Night Bazaar on the Baga river. You can sit outside and watch the sunset over the river. Or watch the sports inside, play darts or read a book from their Library.Traditional English food avaible. They also run fishing trips.If you sit outside, watch... 

 traceyspacey Says:  If you past Tito's and Mambo's on Tito's road and head down to the beach, you will find several beach shacks. They have music, okay the mixing isn't quite as good as it is in the nightclubs. But you will still have a good time and there is no charge to get in and the drinks... 

 MalenaN Says:  From Baga I went on a daytrip to Old Goa using public transportation. In the morning I took a bus from the main road in Baga to Panaji. It was Rs 12 (July 2010) and took 45 minutes. In Panaji the bus stopped at Kadamba bus stand and from there the bus on to Old Goa was also... 

 traceyspacey Says:  Because we came from Thailand we had some Thai Bhart to exchange. We went to three places and the difference in what was being offered was amazing. The best place we found was Marlin money echange on Tito's road. The woman who was working there knew her stuff. We also asked...