Reasons why you should visit Goa during the off season

Rohan Fernandes

ESCAPE THE CROWDS

During the off-season (May to September), Goa offers a unique and contrasting experience compared to the peak tourist season (October to April). Here are some reasons why you might consider visiting Goa during the off season:

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Varca Beach | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

EMERALD EMBRACE

During the off season many places such as shacks, restaurants along the coast remain closed. So, one can find great deals on hotels, resorts, and even adventure activities.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Loutolim | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

BEYOND THE BEACH

One can experience Goa beyond the tourist facade. With fewer crowds, you'll have a more authentic Goan experience.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Curtorim | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

PEACEFUL & SERENE

If juggling through crowds and fighting for a spot on the beach isn't your idea of a vacation, then Goa's off-season is a dream come true.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Varca Beach | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

GET THE BEST DEALS

You can find luxurious stays at a fraction of the peak season price.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Obrigado| Nest

TUNE INTO LOCAL FLAVOURS

While beach shacks might be closed during Goa's off-season, it opens doors to a more immersive and budget-friendly culinary experience in local eateries and cafes away from the coast.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Ross Omlette | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

WATERFALL WONDER

The monsoon, which is a major part of the off season, transforms the Goan wilderness into a trekker's paradise. Muddy trails become pathways to adventure, leading you through dense foliage and gushing streams.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Waterfalls in Goa | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

HEAVEN ON EARTH

Imagine Goa's hinterlands during the monsoon – a tapestry of emerald green stretching as far as the eye can see.

Goa | Off Season Goa | Monsoons in Goa | Hinterlands of Goa | Photo: Rohan Fernandes

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