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Top Vagator Hotels
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Hotels(29)|Ratings(92)|Reviews(92) Last rated May 3rd 2013
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Rs. 2500
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Rs. 4500
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Rs. 6000
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Rs. 1900
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Rs. 4000
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Rs. 2000
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Rs. 900
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Rs. 800
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Rs. 3000
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Rs. 500
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The northernmost beach of Bardez Taluka, Vagator Beach is about 22 km from the capital of Goa, Panaji. It is situated on the banks of Chapora River from Morjim in Pernem. Vagator is known for its views of soft white sands, coconut palms and the Arabian Sea.
Located amidst rocky cliffs in the shadowy palms, Vagator is popular for its chain of beaches. The architecture of bungalows and farmhouses here is influenced by Portuguese architecture. The tiny cottages located on the sea shore have gardens exemplified by colours of purple, lemon and fuchsia. For exploring Vagator, the months of November to March, are the best.
Being located near the sea, fishing is the prominent activity as well as the main occupation of the people. The water colour keeps changing from aquamarine to emerald, which is one of the attractions. Along with the beach, the prominent attraction of the destination is the 500 years old Portuguese Fort.
The culture of the region is defined in its music, local art and craft and nightlife. The destination is inhabited by people of various religions including Catholics, Hindus and Muslims. This gives a glimpse of various festivals like Christmas, Easter, Ganesh Chaturthi, Sanvsar Pavdo and Shigmo. Local Konkani songs along with Portuguese lyrics are an attractive feature of Vagator.
The closest airport to Vagator is Dabolim Airport, which is located at a distance of around 45 km. Situated at a distance of 29 km, Karmali Railway Station is the nearest railway station serving Vagator. Buses are available from Mapusa, which is 9 km away, to Vagator.
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Vagator is a village situated in the North Goa District. It lies on the edge of the Bardez Taluka, close to the cities of Mapusa and Panaji. The Vagator Beach is one of the prominent attractions and is surrounded by ancient Portuguese bungalows. The Shiva Murti, a huge face of Lord Shiva carved out of a rock, is situated close to the beach. The fresh water springs are situated near the Vagator village, besides the Vagator Beach, at the footsteps of the hill.
The Morjim village near Vagator is known for a 250 years old temple complex, having five shrines. The Morjim Beach is the natural hatching and nesting zone of the rare Olive Ridley sea turtles. The Arambol Beach, Ashvem Beach, Junas Beach and Shirr Purchevo Ravalnatha temple are other popular attractions of Vagator.
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