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Kakolem beach: A tiny beach cove situated to the south of Cabo de Rama beach, it is said to be one of the mosts secluded and beautiful beaches in Goa. The view from the cliffs is breathtaking. There is no proper road and only a small path off the main road leads to the beach.A little spring that splashes down the hillside to th beach adds to the effect the place has on you.
Chandranath Parvat: The ancient Chandreshwar temple is situated on the road to Quepem around 14 km from Margao. Just before the village of Paroda a signboard can be seen which enables the visitor to locate the the temple. The temple is dedicated to an incarnation of Shiva. It is located on the Chandranath parvat which is about 350mt high. On climbing the granite stones from the temple's base or by driving up you reach a magnificient view. If you climb up before or during sunset you can see splendid views of the coastline and the countryside.
Monte Hill: Margao's highest point, the Monte Hill gives a commanding view of the busy commercial town below. The area also houses the chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Mercy, which is popular and sacred among the locals as well as tourists. The entire area can lure your senses and offer you the best recreation.
Cabo-de-Rama: Located in Canacona, the white church and black fort provide a photogenic picture. People come here to pray and enjoy the mystical atmosphere of the fort. The cliff drops steeply to the sea providing a panoramic outlook of the surrounding areas. The fort provides a majestic view of the entire length of Colva beach and the Canacona stretch.The beach is fairly secluded and is located at a distance of 28kms from Margao.
Holy Cross Chapel at Betul: Just a kilometer before you reach Betul , a road climbs up to the left to the Holy Cross Chapel at the top of the Baradi hillock. A pedestal to the right of the chapel holds a cross, which can be accessed by spiral steps. The circular wall has niches for devotees to light candles. The truly spectacular moment comes when you stand at the topmost point and look seaward. The Arabian Sea sparkles in all its glory, and you can see the mouth of the River Sal, where it discharges into the sea. The Cutbona jetty, the luxury hotels of Mobor and the paddy fields and swaying palms make this a fantastic viewing point.
