About Bogmolo Beach
Bogmolo Beach situated just south of Vasco da Gama and fringed by green hills on three sides, its grainy golden sand and big surf make Bogmalo an undisputedly different experience. The sandy beach at the end of the cove would be even more picturesque were it not for the monstrous multi-storey edifice perched above it. Bogmalo is mostly safe to swim though the surf can be dodgy. Expensive café-bars pulsating with Western music have crept up the beach, while the slender streets nearby are prowled by tireless Kashmiri handicraft vendors. The beach is clean and not too crowded, the water reasonably safe for swimming, and there are plenty of places to eat, drink and shop. At Hollant, there is a stream at the side, so while the tide is going out, staying within the waist-deep area is a better idea.

Major Tourist Attractions of Bogmolo Beach
Cluster of small beach shack restaurants and occasional fishing villages, scattered under the coconut palm gives Bogmalo a unique look. Initially Bogmalo beach in Goa was a very quiet fishing village until tourists started pouring in and tourism started infecting this small Indian state of Goa. Unlike other beaches of Goa, Bogmalo beach in Goa is clean and not very crowded. And if you are in urge of swimming, you can definitely do that, as the beach is safe for swimming. After the swim, you can try out those numerous eating joints offering delicious Goan cuisine. This beach in Goa is very pleasant and the air is very tranquil.

Climate of Bogmolo Beach
December and January might require light woolens. April and May are warm. The period from June to October brings heavy rain, almost up to 400 cm. The temperature during the summers ranges from 24°C to 32.7°C and during the winters it ranges from 21.3°C to 32.2°C.

How To Reach Bogmolo Beach
Road - Bogmolo can be reached by bus or taxi from Vasco da Gama, 8-km northwest. It's also near enough to the airport for a last minute dip before catching a plane.