
Mobor Beach Tourism
About Mobor 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.
✓ Wear sunblock and carry shades for sun protection.
✓ Stay hydrated and always keep bottled water with you.
✓ Negotiate the prices for water sports and other activities.
✓ Respect the local culture and customs when visiting.
✓ Watch your belongings; prefer leaving valuable things at your hotel.
annfrancois
4.0Wrote on 3 Dec 2023
the beach
its very quite and away from all the hustle bustle of North goa.enjoyed long walks and less crowd. lovely sunsets
traveltrails1
4.0Wrote on 21 Jun 2023
Serene Bliss
Mobor Beach's appeal lies in its quieter atmosphere and cleanliness compared to other nearby beaches like Cavelossim. It's great to know that St. Regis and Holiday Inn are recommended stay options in the area. These hotels likely offer comfortable accommodations and convenient amenities for visitors. As for dining options, Fisherman's Wharf sounds like a fantastic restaurant to enjoy some delicious seafood. Seafood lovers will likely appreciate the opportunity to savor fresh and tasty dishes there. Overall, Mobor Beach seems like a delightful destination for those seeking a more serene and less crowded beach experience, along with excellent accommodation choices and delightful dining options.
wooleyback
5.0Wrote on 14 Feb 2023
Fantastic Beach
Beach location is unbelievable. If you like a chilled out beach holiday then this place ticks the box. Visited the beach hut called the beach hut, excellent food, service and value for money. The staff just can’t do enough. Highly recommend.
siddheshgarg
4.0Wrote on 28 Aug 2022
A Pristine Beach for Some 'Me Time'
For the ones who prefer less to no crowd, Mobor Beach is a must-visit in South Goa. Facing the outer walls of The Leela hotel, Mobor Beach gives a rare glimpse of solitude. The white sand glistens under the scorching sun and has little to no humans around. My Tip: Take a book by Haruki Murakami, sunscreen, a mat, and your favourite snack (there are no dust-bins nearby so pack an extra bin-liner) on your trip to Mobor Beach. The best way to locate it is via Google Maps or asking the locals for The Leela. The lane right next to the entrance of The Leela takes you to the beach. Sun is the most friendly during early mornings and feels inviting as you are lounging on the white sand after 04.00 PM. Area of Improvement: There are no first-aid medical kits and drinking water facility available. And since it is deserted except for the guests staying at The Leela, it is best to visit before the night embraces the beach. Best, SID
deepak_misra
5.0Wrote on 12 Dec 2021
Uncrowded clean beach
This is one of the hidden gems of South Goa. Nestled between 2 top resorts, Leela and Holiday Inn it is easy to miss. The approach is to drive upto Leela and fromthere turn right into a narrow straight path that goes to the service and staff entrance of Leela. It is very narrow and you need to go about 400 meters till the beach. There is space for 5-6 cars and a public toilet and shower which looked reasonably clean. There are a few shacks but the beach itself is very clean and uncrowded. The sand is white. SO this is a must if you want to get away from the crowds and just concentrate on swimming and relaxing. You would need a transport to reach here

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