Enter the sea at your own peril. All beaches are marked with red flags, which means swimming in the monsoon is a no-no.
Goa|Varca beach during monsoon|rainy days | Photo: Rohan Fernandes
AVOID BIKES
It rains very heavy in Goa and visibility at times is low and roads are slippery. So, the best travel mode is car. As much as possible avoid two-wheelers.
Goa|Monsoons in Goa|cotigao | Photo: Rohan Fernandes
AVOID QUARRIES
Most quarries in Goa are full of water in the rains. Unless you are a very confident swimmer, avoid jumping into these quarries.
Goa|Quarries in Goa|blue water | Photo: Rohan Fernandes
DRIVE WITH CARE
Please avoid rash riding or driving as the roads, at times mixed with unseen oil, are dangerously slippery.
Goa|Agonda road|Heavy rains in Goa| | Photo: Rohan Fernandes
CHECK WEATHER
Before arriving in Goa, make sure to check the weather forecasts from proper sources.
Goa|Agonda road|Heavy rains in Goa|Goa weather forecast
DON'T LITTER
Make sure you do not leave your bad footprints in the form of plastic and glass bottles and foils.
Goa|Waterfall|Garbage at waterfall|bhupar waterfall | Photo: Rohan Fernandes
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