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Morjim Beach

Morjim Beach

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Known as 'Little Russia', Morjim in North Goa is a calm, turtle-nesting beach popular for kitesurfing, birdwatching at the Chapora river mouth and laid-back beach shacks.

State
Goa
Type
Beach
Best season
Winter
Things to do
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Known as 'Little Russia', Morjim in North Goa is a calm, turtle-nesting beach popular for kitesurfing, birdwatching at the Chapora river mouth and laid-back beach shacks. The best months to visit are roughly November to February, when seas are calm and skies are clear; the monsoon (June to September) brings rough water and many beach shacks shut. Plan water sports and swimming for the dry winter window.

When to go

November to February is the beach season here; the June–September monsoon brings rough seas and most shacks come down.

Why visit

A calm turtle-nesting beach with kitesurfing and riverside birdlife.

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