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5 Hidden Goa Sunset Points You Haven’t Seen Yet

5 Hidden Goa Sunset Points You Haven’t Seen Yet

Explore five secret Goa sunset points you won't find on tourist maps. Get directions to secluded cliffs, hidden coves, and tranquil forts for the most stunning, peaceful views. Read on to know more.
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Updated:- 2025-10-28, 17:10 IST

While iconic spots like Chapora Fort and Vagator are famous, a truly breathtaking Goan sunset is best experienced away from the crowds. For those seeking tranquillity and a unique view as the sky explodes in colour, these five lesser-known locations are a must-visit.

5 Hidden Goa Sunset Points You Haven’t Seen Yet

1. Badem Hill (Near Badem Church, North Goa)

Badem Hill offers a 180-degree panoramic view that few tourists know about. Instead of seeing the sun dip right into the sea, you get a unique perspective of the sun setting over the distant ocean, with the Chapora River and the green Goan hinterland framing the scene.

2. Sinquerim Secret Sunset Spot (Near Sinquerim Fort, North Goa)

A short trek along the cliff from the Sinquerim Fort walls leads you to a lesser-known vantage point. Perched high on the clifftop, this 'secret spot' offers a stunning, uninterrupted view of the Arabian Sea and the entire coastline stretching toward Candolim, creating a dramatic and isolated sunset experience.

Sinquerim Beach - Goa Travel Guide, Places to see, Attractions - Trodly

3. Kakolem Beach (Tiger Beach, South Goa)

Kakolem is a tiny, secluded cove nestled between rocky cliffs in South Goa. It is only accessible by a small, unmarked path or a boat, which keeps the crowds away. The sunset here is spectacular, enjoyed with the unique backdrop of a small freshwater stream cascading directly onto the beach, a true hidden paradise.

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4. Our Lady on the Mount Chapel (Old Goa)

Located on a hill in Old Goa, the chapel provides a breathtaking, elevated view of the Mandovi River, the green islands, and the ancient churches below. As the sun sets, the golden light paints the river and the historic ruins, offering a deeply tranquil and picturesque view.

5. Butterfly Beach (South Goa)

This small, semi-circular cove near Palolem can only be reached by a boat ride or a challenging forest trek. The effort is rewarded with a completely secluded sunset. The beach is named for its shape and the presence of colourful butterflies, making the golden hour here an intimate and magical natural spectacle.

BUTTERFLY BEACH (2025) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos) -  Tripadvisor

Image credits: Freepik

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