It was fantastic to see the river meet the sea at Cola beach against the setting sun. In fact, it is this very river that gives a unique charisma to the Cola beach.
The small river splits this beach into two nearly equal parts. For the sake of tourism, the river has been blocked at one end and that forms a pool. When it meets the sea, it is a small stream that moves silently over the beach sand only to be splashed around by the rowdy waves.
It is quite an experience to see this union of fresh and saline water. The soft rays of the evening sun added a golden glow to this entire setting making this union of water bodies a very beautiful sight.
Cola beach is one of South Goa’s more remote and private beaches. It offers both a backwater and a beach feel. It is situated about 10 kilometres from Agonda beach and about 15 kilometres from Palolem.
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Hey.. this place looks really pretty. My next visit to Goa will be to this place.
ReplyDeletedid you taste the water on the river side . generally they taste sweet .
ReplyDeleteI did, but it wasn't entirely sweet.
ReplyDeleteYes and it is also calm and relaxing. The river side offers a lot of other opportunities too to enjoy.
ReplyDeletethats a beautiful beach...
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Yes, one of my favourites in South Goa!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful!! wish i was there...
ReplyDeleteI too wish to be there again! Such a surreal place.
ReplyDeleteI Like Agonda Beach
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