Majorda Beach is situated in South Goa, in the Indian state of Goa, approximately 18 km from Margao, the district headquarters of South Goa.
Majorda Beach is famous for its soft white sands, calm blue waters, and lush greenery. It's also well-known for its bakeries and the quality of Goan toddy (palm alcohol) traditionally crafted in the area.
Majorda Beach is open to visitors 24 hours a day, all year round. However, it is advisable to visit the beach during daylight hours, especially for swimming, to ensure safety.
Yes, Majorda Beach offers various water sports activities such as jet-skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides among others. These activities are typically available during the tourist season, which is from October to March.
Yes, there is a range of accommodation options near Majorda Beach, from luxury resorts to budget guesthouses, catering to the needs of different travelers.
The best time to visit Majorda Beach is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and suitable for beach activities. The monsoon season from June to September is less ideal due to heavy rains and rough seas.
Yes, there are several beach shacks and restaurants along Majorda Beach that serve a variety of cuisines, ranging from local Goan dishes to international fare. Many of these offer fresh seafood and picturesque sea views.
Majorda Beach is well-connected by road and can be reached by car or taxi from the Dabolim Airport (approximately 20 km away) or from the Margao Railway Station (approximately 11 km away). Local buses also ply to and from the beach from various parts of Goa.
Generally, Majorda Beach is considered safe for swimming due to its calm waters, but it is always recommended to pay attention to any posted safety signs and lifeguard advisories. Avoid swimming during the monsoon season when the sea can be rough.
Nearby attractions include the historic Majorda Church and various Portuguese-era mansions. Additionally, the beach is not far from other South Goa attractions, such as Colva Beach and the Margao town with its traditional markets and cultural landmarks.
