01Dudhsagar Falls
A four-tiered cascade, among India's tallest, deep inside Bhagwan Mahavir sanctuary — with the Goa-Karnataka railway line running straight across its face. Loudest just after the monsoon.
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Beach shacks, Baroque churches and endless Arabian Sea sunsets
Goa runs on its own clock. Mornings are for empty sand and breakfast at a beach shack; afternoons for laterite forts, whitewashed chapels and prawn balchão eaten with your fingers. Then the Arabian Sea turns copper, the scooters come out, and suddenly nobody is in any hurry to be anywhere at all.
01A four-tiered cascade, among India's tallest, deep inside Bhagwan Mahavir sanctuary — with the Goa-Karnataka railway line running straight across its face. Loudest just after the monsoon.
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02North Goa at full volume: parasailing and jet-skis by day, then shacks, live music and the Tito's Lane crowd after dark. Calangute's quieter sand is a short walk south.
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03Panjim's snow-white landmark, reached by a zigzag of steps above the old town square. Its great bell was salvaged from the ruins of Old Goa's St Augustine church.
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04The UNESCO-listed centrepiece of Old Goa, consecrated in 1605, its bare laterite facade weathered deep red. Inside, a silver casket holds the relics of St Francis Xavier.
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05A 1612 Portuguese stronghold guarding the mouth of the Mandovi, named for the spring where ships refilled their water. Climb to the four-storey lighthouse for the whole coastline.
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