HALLO,HIVE! We’ve already checked out the exterior of "Eddy’s Place," and it looks pretty good. It has a typical look—a standard Goa beach café—though the striped walls and painted sea creatures

HALLO,HIVE! Right by the entrance to the café’s veranda, there are a few tables set up on the sand. Burying your bare feet in the warm sand while watching the sunset is priceless! I used to think the trend

HALLO,HIVE! And so, we arrive at the last of the trio of Indian beach eateries serving the Varka/Fatrade beach area. While the whole stretch is generally referred to as Varka Beach, it is actually subdivided

HALLO.HIVE! Like almost everywhere, the menu here offers a variety of egg dishes. You can easily have breakfast at beach cafes, and why not? For some reason, omelettes are strictly reserved for breakfast;

HALLO,HIVE! But let's get back to our topic! "Sea Pearl" is the brightest of the three cafes. It's a beach cafe with a vibrant yellow tent and a yellow fence around the veranda. Sun loungers

HALLO,HIVE! So, if you walk east from Zalor/Carmona Beach, towards Varca, a short distance after the solitary "Capricorn" cafe, you'll see a cluster of three beach cafes (shacks). We've already

HALLO,HIVE! The cafe is separated from the beach sand by a balustrade of lanterns on wooden poles. When it gets dark, they turn them on. Oh! Someone's parasailing there! This beach has such entertainment;

HALLO,HIVE! We'll go for a walk along the beach with its relatively white sand. In any case, the sand here is much whiter and finer than the average red sand in Goa. It's like starch, squeaks underfoot,

HALLO,HIVE! Agonda doesn't end here; beyond the fork in the road, life is still thriving, with a whole host of hotels, cafes, and shops dotted along the shore. And it's in that part of Agonda's eastern

HALLO,HIVE! So, we continue walking along the main street of the resort village of Agonda in South Goa! Soon we'll come to a fork in the road near the church school. For now, let's admire the colorful

HALLO,HIVE! Horribly skinny cows are trying to graze on the dry grass by the side of the road. At least there's some grass here, but look at the house next door—it's practically pure sand, all the grass

HALLO,HIVE! Most of the cultural program of the trip to Agonda from Varca has already been completed (we know your "cultural" program—lying like seals on the beach and eating!), and the remaining

HALLO,HIVE! We prefer Indian cuisine in Goa. No spicy, you know why—we're not fire-breathing dragons. However, since our main customers are European, no one will bring you hell on a plate; everything will

HALLO,HIVE! So, what do they serve here? The Arabian Sea is great! The hot sand is also nice! But it's time for us to... our stomachs are growling, and it's not for nothing that we've grabbed the soft

HELLO, HIVE! This white plywood structure with a washbasin on the right is the restroom. There's a mirror and a bottle of liquid soap. Service, though! A bit surprised? This is India, son! Get used to

HELLO, HIVE! We've already visited the secret little beach without waves in Agonda and had a wonderful time there, sunbathing and swimming in the calm backwater. And now our bodies are desperately craving

HALLO,HIVE! At the very edge of the bay, the number of boats increases even more. Fishermen usually hang out here. Okay! We're the ones hanging out, and the fishermen are working. Behind the boat camp,

HALLO, HIVE! I'll continue my story about a quiet, secret beach in Agonda Bay in South Goa. It was morning, and there weren't many people there yet. It's not crowded during the day either. Just a few people,

HALLO, HIVE! This beach is quite different from the typical Goa beach scene. There aren't many rocky beaches in southern India; we're mostly greeted by a simple strip of reddish sand stretching for tens

HALLO,HIVE! This time, we didn't even swim at Agonda's main beach, but instead went specifically to a secret little beach located at the edge of the bay, near rocks and a green hill. Agonda, however, let