Women are the beautiful creation of God and we can also say that they are the substitute of God. Since the introduction of mankind, ladies have been known for their enduring quality and selfless love. So, on this woman’s day let’s celebrate the women hood on the beaches of Goa. High Mountains provide you the affordable holiday package for Goa. Just make a plan with your girl gang and get ready to enjoy the beauty of Goa beaches. Sometimes it’s better to spend time with the girl gang of our life. We introduce you some awesome places of Goa to visit with your friends.

Calangute Beach

Calangute beach is one of the largest beaches of North Goa and spread for miles along the Arabian Sea and nine miles from Panaji. This place holds the spectacular beauty with a frantic nightlife of an ocean paradise. For youngsters, Calangute is your perfect way to heaven. During peak season this is the busiest and commercialized place of Goa.

Fort Aguada

Aguada fort is well preserved Portuguese fort of a 17th century, which is situated on Sinquerim beach in North Goa. This fort was built as the central protection against the Dutch and Marathas, it was the most prized and essential stronghold of the Portuguese. The fortress is ringed by thick fortifications and a profound dry channel.

Deltin Royale Casino

Deltin Royale is the biggest gambling club vessel in the stream Mandovi in Panjim Goa. It has a number of gaming tables and gaming choices than some other clubhouse in Goa, over-land or skimming. You can enjoy 24 hours of constant fun in a range spread more than 40,000sq. ft of extravagance live to game on three levels with 850 gaming positions. Live excitement is on the watery floor and amid pinnacle hours. You have to purchase a section and play bundle to access the gambling club.

Chapora Fort

Chapora stronghold is found northern Goa neglecting the Vagator shoreline and lies at a distance of around 10 km. from Mapusa. This fort is otherwise called Shahpura, which signifies ‘town of Shah’, was expected as a fringe watch post to supervise different Hindu marauders amid the seventeenth century.