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South Goa

South Goa is one of the tow districts in Goa, India. Though not as popular as the destinations in North Goa district it is the gateway to Goa by air, sea, road Benaulim beach and rail. It has Goa's only airport at Dabolim.

Mormugao port (Vasco Da Gama) links other destinations in Goa by sea. The railway station at Margao is an important link in the Konkan railway.

South Goa has its share of wildlife, ancient monuments, churches, temples and of course, beautiful beaches that make up this region. (Photo - premshree)

Important Cities and Towns in South Goa

Vasco Da Gama

Madgaon

Canacona

Sanguem

Quepem

Taluks in South Goa

Mormugao

Salcette

Canacona

Sanguem

Quepem

Tourist attractions in South Goa

Beaches

Bogmalo Beach
Palolem Beach
Agonda Beach
Colva Beach
Benaulim Beach

Monuments / Historical Attractions

Mormugao Port
Japanese Garden
Church of the Holy Spirit
Portuguese - style houses
Monte Hill
Fort Cabo de Rama

Wildlife

Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary

See North Goa attractions or Go back to Tourist spots in Goa


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