Patnem Beach


Patnem Beach, is the quieter of the two more popular south Goa beaches, both virtually right next door to each other. Smaller and less busy than Palolem beach, it still has a lively atmosphere and is very much favoured by families travelling in Goa.

Are you planning out for a great vacation and want to explore and venture some new beach spots then Goa should be the answer. Goa is a tourist fantasy land. Basically it is far away from the same dull rut life stuff that a common man undergoes and feels to explode on a beach. You’ll find a lot difference in Goa as compared to other beautiful beaches of the world as if keeping your head in the laps of nature and attaining the ultimate pleasure and calmness of the mind and heart that every tourists experiences. It’s the fact that can be proved by the raising statistical figures of number of tourists visiting Goa reported by a national survey conducted by tourism industries and departmental heads of government of India

But if you visiting Goa then do make it a point to explore the South Goa and the wonders of divine Natural Beauties rather than sticking to a mess like same cosmopolitan and modern urban lifestyle. With some internet guidelines helped us to head to the crescent shaped bay to find glistening water and coconut palms that flowed up to the sand. Yup, think your guess is right – Patnem Beach located just very near to Palolem Beach of South Goa. It would be hardly 10mins distance from Palolem Beach if going in an auto-rickshaw.

Patnem Beach is also known one the quietest place amongst all the beaches of south goa. The simple and best idea of chilling out yourself, find a beach chair or a hammock and enjoy some of the most sumptuous and exotic seafood that one could ever have. You’ll find tourists lying in the sun all day with vendors offering eatables, spending their days reading lots, sunsets with seashells and evenings being forth a number of visitors enjoying the magnificent sunset. Yup, don’t forget beautiful women’s in swimsuits and towel too.

The Patnem Beach crescent white sand bay is not as long as Palolem & Agonda Beach. The cool fresh air breathe and the crashing sound of waves milieu gives you the state of peace of mind free from all worries. Resting under a cool shack in the hassle free atmosphere is the ultimate feelings that every one of us wishes to have. Make the most out of every moment in Goa so as to recapitulate later as part of memorable trip.

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Patnem Beach has many beach shacks and restaurants that attract several travellers coming to the region. This beach is suitable for swimming and sunbathing along with enjoying traditional seafood. There are many chairs and umbrellas available alongside the beach, where tourists can sit and relax. The beach road at Patnem is famous for selling spices, coffee and trinkets.

It is an ideal beach for relaxing and learning yoga at the health clubs lined along the main road. Nightlife at this beach is also exciting due to the presence of various bars, pubs, discotheques and beach shacks. Taxis and local buses are easily available from Palolem to travel to this beach. Tourists can also walk up to the beach, which is situated at a distance of 1.5 km from Palolem Beach.


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