2 Days in Agonda for a Relaxing Solo Trip

Agonda is the perfect place to unwind on your own. With its quiet beach, laid-back vibe, and friendly locals, it's ideal for solo travelers looking to relax. I love coming here to read a book by the sea, enjoy fresh seafood, and take long walks on the sand. It's not as crowded as other beaches in Goa, so you can truly enjoy the peace.

Goa, goa
2 Days
Solo
Custom Trip

Trip Highlights

Sunset at Agonda Beach with a coconut in hand
Morning yoga by the sea at a local shala
Trying the catch-of-the-day at a beach shack
A quiet walk to Cabo de Rama fort for stunning views

Best Time to Visit

NovemberFebruary

Share Your Adventure

Spread the word about this amazing trip!

Day 1

Day 1 in Agonda

A relaxed introduction to Agonda, starting with its stunning beach, a visit to a nearby turtle conservation spot, and ending with fresh seafood by the shore.

Activities

Agonda Beach Morning Stroll
Agonda Beach Morning Stroll

Start your day with a peaceful walk along Agonda Beach, known for its soft golden sand and calm waves. It's less crowded in the morning, perfect for soaking in the serene vibes. You might spot fishermen bringing in their catch or locals setting up beach shacks for the day.

Agonda Beach, along the main shoreline7:00 AM - 9:00 AM (best before it gets too hot)Free
Tips:
  • Carry sunscreen and a hat—the sun can get intense even early in the day.
  • Look for tiny crabs scurrying near the waterline—they’re fun to watch!
Visit the Turtle Conservation Center

Head to the Agonda Turtle Conservation Center, a small but impactful initiative protecting Olive Ridley turtles. You’ll learn about their nesting habits and conservation efforts. If you’re lucky (between November and March), you might even see hatchlings being released.

Near the southern end of Agonda Beach10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (before the midday heat)Donation-based (around ₹100-200)
Tips:
  • Ask the volunteers about release timings—it’s a magical experience if you can catch one.
  • Photography is allowed, but avoid using flash near the turtles.
Seafood Lunch at a Beach Shack

Agonda’s beach shacks are legendary for their fresh seafood. Try places like 'Fatima’s Place' or 'Café Susegado' for butter garlic crab, grilled kingfish, or prawn curry. The food is simple, flavorful, and best enjoyed with your toes in the sand.

Beach shacks along Agonda Beach12:30 PM - 2:00 PM (peak lunch hours, but the shacks are breezy)₹500-1000 for a meal with a drink
Tips:
  • Ask for the catch of the day—it’s always the freshest option.
  • Try the Goan kokum juice—it’s refreshing and tangy.

Must Try Foods

Butter garlic crab
Goan prawn curry
Bebinca (layered Goan dessert)

Transportation

Nearest Railway Station
Canacona Railway Station (12 km, 25-30 mins by cab)
Nearest Bus Stop
Agonda Beach Bus Stop (frequent buses from Margao and Palolem)
Metro Station
Not available
Cab Availability
Easy to find; locals also rent scooters (₹300-400/day) for flexibility

No destinations found for this itinerary

Day 2

Day 2 in Agonda

A mix of nature, culture, and relaxation to round off your time in Agonda, with a focus on local experiences and hidden gems.

Activities

Sunrise Kayaking on the Talpona River

Start your day with a peaceful kayak ride along the Talpona River, just a short drive from Agonda. The early morning light reflecting off the water and the quiet mangroves make this a serene experience. You might even spot kingfishers or otters if you're lucky. Local operators provide guided tours, which are great for beginners.

Talpona River, about 15 minutes from Agonda Beach6:30 AM - 8:30 AM (best during sunrise)INR 800-1200 per person
Tips:
  • Wear light, quick-dry clothes
  • Bring a waterproof phone case for photos
Visit Cabo de Rama Fort
Visit Cabo de Rama Fort

Head to this historic Portuguese fort perched on a cliff with sweeping views of the Arabian Sea. The ruins are atmospheric, and the vantage point is perfect for photos. It's less crowded than other forts in Goa, so you can explore at your own pace. The nearby beach below is a quiet spot to relax afterward.

Cabo de Rama, about 30 minutes from Agonda9:30 AM - 11:00 AM (before it gets too hot)Free entry
Tips:
  • Wear sturdy shoes for uneven paths
  • Carry water—there are no shops inside
Late Lunch at a Local Goan Home (House Visit Experience)

Skip the beach shacks today and opt for a home-cooked Goan meal at a local's house. Many families in Agonda offer this intimate dining experience where you get to try authentic dishes like *Xitt Coddi* (rice with curry) or *Sorpotel* (spicy pork stew). It’s a great way to chat with locals and learn about their way of life.

Agonda village (arranged through local hosts or tour operators)1:00 PM - 3:00 PMINR 500-800 per person
Tips:
  • Ask your host about the day’s menu in advance
  • Bring cash as most hosts don’t accept cards

Must Try Foods

Xitt Coddi (rice with fish curry)
Sorpotel (spicy pork stew)
Bebinca (layered Goan dessert)

Transportation

Nearest Railway Station
Canacona Railway Station (12 km, 20-25 mins by cab)
Nearest Bus Stop
Agonda Beach Bus Stop (local buses run every 1-2 hours to nearby towns)
Metro Station
Not available
Cab Availability
Easy to find via apps like GoaMiles; auto-rickshaws also available but negotiate fares upfront

Travel Tips

Rent a scooter to explore nearby beaches like Palolem
Bring cash as ATMs can be unreliable
Don't miss the fresh seafood at Fisherman's Cove
Pack light cotton clothes – it gets humid

Related Trips

Explore related trips for this destination

Other Popular Destinations

Explore itineraries for other amazing destinations

Itineraries by Destination