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2 Days in Morjim for a Solo Trip
Morjim is my favorite spot in North Goa for its laid-back vibe, stunning beaches, and Russian influence. It's perfect for solo travelers who want a mix of relaxation and a bit of fun. The beach is clean, the food is great, and there's enough to keep you entertained without feeling overwhelmed. I love how you can just chill with a book one minute and join a beach volleyball game the next.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Morjim
A relaxed day soaking up the sun, exploring the beach, and diving into local flavors.
Activities
Morning at Morjim Beach
Start your day with a peaceful walk along Morjim Beach, known for its golden sands and nesting Olive Ridley turtles. The early hours are perfect for spotting dolphins if you're lucky. Grab a coconut from a beach shack and enjoy the serene vibe before the crowds arrive.
- Wear comfortable sandals—the sand gets hot by mid-morning.
- Look for turtle nesting signs; the area is a protected zone.
Breakfast at Baba Au Rhum
Head to this cozy French-style bakery for a hearty breakfast. Their croissants and eggs Benedict are legendary, and the laid-back garden setting is ideal for solo travelers. Don’t miss their fresh juices or strong Goan coffee.
- Try their homemade jams with toast.
- Arrive early—it gets busy by 10 AM.
Chapora River Cruise
In the late afternoon, take a short drive to the Chapora River for a scenic boat ride. Spot local birdlife, mangroves, and maybe even crocodiles (from a safe distance!). Sunset views from the river are stunning, and the breeze is a welcome break from the heat.
- Book through a local operator for better rates.
- Carry binoculars if you’re into birdwatching.
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Day 2
Morjim Local Flavors
A relaxed day diving into Morjim's local culture, from spice farms to beach shacks, with a side of Goan flavors.
Activities
Spice Farm Tour
Head inland to one of Goa's lush spice plantations for a guided tour. Walk through rows of cardamom, pepper, and vanilla plants, learning about traditional farming methods. Many farms include a hearty Goan lunch cooked with fresh ingredients from the estate.
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven paths
- Bring cash as some farms don’t accept cards
Afternoon at Little Vagator
Just a short ride south of Morjim, Little Vagator offers a more secluded beach vibe with dramatic red cliffs. Grab a coconut at one of the shacks, watch local fishermen haul in their nets, and if you're feeling adventurous, climb up to the cliff viewpoint for sunset.
- The cliff path can be slippery—wear sandals with grip
- Try the fresh toddy (palm wine) from beach vendors
Dinner at Otter’s Point
This laid-back beachfront spot is where locals go for no-fuss seafood. Their butter garlic crab is legendary, and the rava-fried fish comes straight from morning catches. Sit right on the sand with your toes in the water.
- Ask for the 'catch of the day'—it’s always the freshest
- Cash-only place, so come prepared