
Keri Beach (Querim Beach) Tourism
About Keri Beach (Querim Beach)







| Monday | Open 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Safety
Swim in designated areas and be cautious of strong currents.
✓ Shade
Carry sunblock and hats as there are limited shaded areas.
✓ Hydration
Stay hydrated and bring your own water.
theworldnut
5.0Wrote on 26 Nov 2023
Lovely Beach
An absolutely lovely beach in the extreme north Goa, which also make it very less visited and less crowded spot. The waves are somewhat stronger than the other beaches of Goa, but in general a great spot to relax and unwind without any noise or other sort of usual beach troubles. To reach this beach its highly recommended to arrange your own commute as public transport is nearly not there. The north end of the beach is very steep, so head south till you reach the beach with the sand. Pro Tip: On the very extreme south end of the beach there is a hidden sea caves which can be visited during the low tide. And a sunset from this beach is a must do.
MiroAndFamily
5.0Wrote on 12 Apr 2023
Beautiful beach
Beautiful beach with lovely huts. Waves are stronger than other nearby beaches. Great place to relax with a drink from local huts.
Rayn72
4.0Wrote on 9 Oct 2022
Best for a short trip at sunrise or sunset
A secluded and clean beach with beautiful views of the ocean. You can walk down the stone pathway. Be sure to carry water, eatables, sun protection - if you are going in the day. The caves are ok - if you have seen other caves in the country, these could be a little disappointing. No toilet facilities too.
Debabrata19
5.0Wrote on 24 Feb 2022
Pristine Beach in North Goa
Very nice and pristine beach next to Tiracol river. We stayed at Fort Tiracol hotel - so we had to take the government ferry to get to the beach. This was worth the trip. Thankfully the beach is not littered with waste. There are not so many people - so you can sit around comfortably. There are enough lifeguards who are there at the beach. There are plenty of eating and drinking options here. Not all of them are inexpensive. But this is definitely worth visiting. Highly recommended.
Sid_diaries
4.0Wrote on 11 Feb 2022
Furthest beach in North Goa (still a bit untouched)
This is literally on the Maharashtra border and one of the quietest beach. It is around 10 kms from popular Arambol beach. There are caves and nice rock formations to take some pics. You can also take a hike up to go to the small caves around the area. Did not have lunch here as there were very few beach shack options and did not look that great.

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