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What to do and see in Salcette, Goa: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Salcette, India including Din Brothers, Ayurveda Center Om-Namaste, Goa - Chitra, Benaulim Beach, Varca Beach, Betalbatim Beach, Mobor Beach, Sunset Beach, Church of St. John the Baptist, Sernabatim Beach.
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1. Din Brothers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
Jewellers and Gold Smiths since 1934
Reviewed By 952pennys - Solihull, United Kingdom
We have been visiting Din Brothers for a few years now & each time the experience has been excellent. The jewellery & service have always been first class and we would recommend them to anyone visiting Goa. You won't be disappointed.
2. Ayurveda Center Om-Namaste
3. Goa - Chitra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
The museum offers an evolving environment of traditional artefacts that provides an experimental context for investigating material culture, re-thinking process and practice, and developing new collaborative approaches. The Goa Chitra museum offers an evolving environment of living installations, public studios, and materials that provides an experimental context for investigating material culture, re-thinking process and practice, and developing new collaborative approaches. Goa Chitra is an active participant and an exceptional place for rethinking things in everyday and extraordinary life. Collection: The ethnographic museum displays over 4000 exhibits which were collected by one man over 25 years. The museum showcases the material culture of Goan's before electricity era and every implement is substantiated with researched documentation that dates back to hundreds of years of evolved wizen.
Reviewed By RadhakrishnaM19
What a wonderful experience to visit this 3 in one museum.. strating witht the carriages section, one gets to see so many varities of them. From diffefrent states and for different uses, one can visulise life in those days. Some palanquins also can be seen. You then get to see different sections where they have pottery, baskets and weaving, barbers shop and so on. Next you get to see implenets used in various vocations, agriculture being prominent. The thridsection was one with ancient artifacts , clocks, table ware, medical equiplents, furniture etc. Guided tour is there and one needs to pay Rs.300 per head as entrance charges. It was fully worth and I spent about 75 minutes there... one can spend a bit more if one plans accordingly as theres so much to see and relish.
4. Benaulim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,845 reviews
Reviewed By Huzefahandy - Pune, India
I was simply amazed at the beaches this part of India has to offer, I mean specially the cleanliness....rather I should say, it's like visiting a inhabited beach, far away from human dwellings.... kudos to the Goan locals & the tourists that have being able to maintain year after years.....good white sand, lovely clean water....nice facilities, water sports, food shacks, lovely Goan seafood
5. Varca Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,705 reviews
Reviewed By 790amitg
Superb Service from all the staff right from to gaurd ...cart driver to check Vikram..also house keeping staff was very very helpful.. special mention if Barkat Ali.. Exceptionally Outstanding ..right from Smooth check-in and guiding the staff and Our Children... Really an asset to Club Mahindra
6. Betalbatim Beach
7. Mobor Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Skydats - Bengaluru, India
Great subset, very clean (cleanest I have seen in Goa); There is Fisherman's Warf and water sports on the river nearby , so great place to spend the day: lunch @Warf -> water sports -> beach !!
8. Sunset Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By L7768EQdavidd - Devon, United Kingdom
Monday 4th March, back again, taking a stroll along this almost deserted stretch beach which nestled in between Gonsua and Betalbatim Beaches along the South Goan coastline There is only one beach shack, Amri's Sunset Beach Shack, when walking by there were no sunbeds or umbrellas on the beach which added to the sense of being alone, no one else around, blissful. In fact all we encountered along the way was the lifeguard on duty, a few small wading birds by the sea and fishing boats laden with nets sitting on the sand. There was a bit of a breeze and the sea was a little bit rough with waves crashing to the shore of golden/white sand. Also the sky was blue, the beach was clean, which ensured a most enjoyable walk.
9. Church of St. John the Baptist
10. Sernabatim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By BhallaPK - Bhor, India
If you are looking for a cool place away from crowds on the beach. This is ideal stretch between popular Colva and Benalium beaches. No water sports and big shacks. Few clicks taken this morning are annexed.
