About Vagator Beach
The Vagator beach is part of a 30 km stretch of beach coastline along the west coast of Goa. Vagator is younger and cooler than Anjuna but is also more plagued by the Indian tourists who arrive by coach. The confluence of golden sand doted with black lava rocks and swaying coconut and palm trees provides for an idyllic getaway. Dominated by the red ramparts of Chapora Fort, Vagator's broad white sandy beach - Big Vagator Beach also known, as "Little Vagator" is undeniably beautiful, just like a picture postcard. Anjuna and Vagator both are popular venues for the trance parties and the swimming is also pretty good here. Vagator beach, you can see the 500-year-old Portuguese Fort. The view from this fort is absolutely stunning, you get to see wide expanse of greenery and the blue sea till your eyes can reach.

Major Tourist Attractions of Vagator Beach

- Vagator's Springs - Shiva Carving

- Chapora Fort - Chapora Village

Climate of Vagator Beach
Temperature variations throughout the year are mild. May is the warmest month with a temperature of around 30°C and January is coolest with a mean daily temperature of 25°C. Due to its proximity of the sea, the territory is generally humid and even during the summer months humidity is generally above 60 percent.

How To Reach Vagator Beach
Road - Vagator is at a distance of 9 km from Mapusa, and 22 km far from the state capital Panaji. There are frequent buses to Panaji and Mapusa from Vagator.
Rail - The nearest railway station is at Karmali, just 11 km away from Panaji.
Air - The nearest airport is at Dabolim, which is 29 km away from Panaji. Panaji is just 22 km away from Vagator.