Explore the beauty of Benaulim beach and its many shacks that remain open from 9 am until late at night. Enjoy breathtaking views of the sunset while indulging in a refreshing beverage or indulge in some sunbathing.
Benaulim is also special to Goans as it is the birthplace of St Joseph Vaz, the only saint from Goa. He was canonised in Sri Lanka in 2015.
Goa| Benaulim | South Goa | Beach | Shacks| Benaulim | St Joseph Vaz | Photo: Kimberly Colaco
SALTY SIDE
Goans have a strong affinity for indulging in their salted fish. It is a familiar scene to witness fish covered in salt and left to dry in the open air along the coastline, particularly in the scorching summer season.
Goa| Benaulim | South Goa | Beach | Shacks| Benaulim | dry salt fish | Photo: Kimberly Colaco
RURAL RAMBLE
This image displays the rural side of Benaulim, highlighting its lush greenery that embodies the spirit of Goa.
Goa| Benaulim | South Goa | Beach | Shacks| Benaulim | coconut trees | Photo: Kimberly Colaco
ABODE OF CARPENTERS
Benaulimkars, as they are called locally, are known for their artistic skills in carpentry and woodwork. From cupboards to beds and even altars – you'll find it all right here in Benaulim.
The closest airport to Benaulim is Dabolim Airport (GOI), situated around 30 km from the destination. To reach this popular tourist spot, you have the option of hiring a taxi or renting a car or bike.