About Pernem
In the northern part of Pernem is situated, Pernem having a beautiful beaches, lagoons and coconut plantations, which makes the place more beautiful and near to the nature. Being not as popular as other destinations in Goa, Pernem has few settlements equipped to cope with the tourists. The view of trees and sand collectively makes an ample incentive to spend a day away from the beach.

Major Tourist Attractions of Pernem
Sri Chandeshwar
Sri Bhagavati & Sri Sapteshwar Temples
Sri Morjee Temple

Shopping
As far as the shopping items are concerned, you will get the opportunity to choose from a wide range of artifacts and momentos. Artifacts made of shell work, bamboo work, brassware, curios and old coins, trinkets made of stones and corals, artifacts made of papier-mâché, carved furniture, and beachwear are some of the popular entries in shopping carts.

Climate of Pernem
Monsoon - The month of June heralds the advent of the southwest monsoon in Goa. During the monsoon season, which lasts till September, rains and thundershowers pelt the Goan plains. The humidity levels are at their highest during the monsoon months. Generally regarded off season for tourists, one can still visit Goa for a glimpse of the verdant greenery that engulfs the state.

Winter - The winter months usher in a pleasant weather in Goa. The winter season lasts from December to February and this is the peak tourist season in Goa. Temperatures hover in the lower twenties and the bright sunny weather makes for a perfect outing in the Goa beaches.

Summer - The summer season in Goa lasts from March to May. During this period the weather in Goa becomes moderately hot with temperatures hovering in the mid-thirties. May is usually the warmest month in Goa. For a summer trip to Goa, one should bring cotton apparels and be prepared for a rise in humidity levels towards to the fag end of the summer season.

How To Reach Pernem
Road - One has to travel a few kilometres inland to pick up the Main Calangute Road, as it runs north over a low ridge of laterite hills, to the river crossing at Siolim. Once across the river, head straight on until one reaches a fork in the road, where a sign to "Harmal/Terekol" marks the quick route to Arambol.

Boat - Boatmen sometimes paddle tourists over the estuary from Chapora too, although their dugouts are unstable when laden with passengers and they can't carry motorbikes.