The Iconic Curlies, Shiva Valley, Cafe Lilliput are where you will see the most activity all year round. Water Sports & a clean beach is what Anjuna is all about. Wednesday Flea Market. Tuesday PsyTrance @ Shiva Valley goes on till lunch the next day, talk about overnight rave parties.

Unlike Baga and Calangute, Anjuna is fairly less crowded and less noisy with lesser establishments occupying the beach area. Contrary to the other beaches, the water here is blue, the sand is white, and comes with an unusual rock formation (which are quite sharp and dangerous even, so one has to be careful while sitting or even standing on them). There is an air of tranquility and serenity here especially if you visit in the mornings. On a clear sky day, one can see the blue and green shades in the water. Also, there are plenty of assorted pebbles and shells of different colours and sizes that you can pick as souvenirs. If you ever go on a Wednesday, I would suggest that you shop in the flea market during the day and have a nice evening at Curlies or Shiva Valley, enjoying the gorgeous view of the sea.

Anjuna is one of the beach of many beached in Goa. During our visit to Goa in Feb’20, we visited Anjuna Beach as part of North Goa tour during evening time. The beach had enough place for car park and was situated at a small hike, we reached the beach through steps. The beachside was rocky and one has to be careful to avoid trip and fall. When we visited, the beach had lesser crowd, we spent some quality family time on the beachside by enjoying the sunset and surrounding.