Basilica of Bom Jesus
Se Cathedral, Velha
Chapora Fort, Chapora Fort Rd, Chapora
Fort Aguada, Fort Aguada Road, Candolim
In South Goa:
If you want to explore the length and breadth of Goa’s wildlife and indulge in adventure activities amidst thick forests, South Goa is good for you. South Goa features several wildlife sanctuaries that are home to a plethora of flora and fauna. Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary and Dudhsagar Falls are a must-visit.
Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, Verlem
Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary, Canacona Taluka, Khotigao
Dudhsagar Falls, Sonaulim
Beaches :
If you want to engage in water sports, North Goa is perfect.
Vagator Beach
Calangute beach
Anjuna beach
Baga beach
If you want scenic beauty and tranquility, South Goa is the place to be.
Palolem beach
Colva beach
Butterfly beach
Benaulim beach
Parties:
While there are parties in the South, I would say at least 95% of the massive parties are in North Goa. There are a few places in the South that have parties on the weekends, but not only are they smaller you have less options on where to go out.
The North has a handful of trance parties each weekend but all the clubs in Baga and Candolim area. If you want to party, especially trance, go to the North.
The Bollywood Club- by Titos, Titos Lane
Cafe Mambos, Titos Lane, Baga Beach
Curlies Beach Shack, Near Flea Market, Monteiro Vaddo, Anjuna
Yoga
There are yoga classes and retreats in both North and South, but the South has many more and is more known for doing yoga teacher training as there are multiple famous schools down there.
I love South Goa for its peace, decent crowd and beauty more than North. We didn’t have much time to visit all the places and beaches I mentioned but we covered most of them. If I get another chance to be there again I will go. Actually Goa is a place one can never get bored of. We ended our trip with full of memories.