Morjim beach is an isolated beach which opens up its colors right from the time one has its first sight from Anjuna. The beach is situated near the mouth of Chapora River, which joins the Arabian Sea. The beach is natural and bereft of any commercialization.

It can be viewed from Fort Chapora as a beach that has stretches of empty sand with a lot of palms and casuarinas trees in the background. The fantastic palm fringed beach with silver sand and crystal clear waters is any beach and nature lover’s dream come true.

Morjim beach is most famous for the famous Olive Ridley turtles that are found here easily during the nesting season, which lasts from November to March.

Even the strong breeze which blows here is known as the turtle wind amongst locals as it attracts these beautiful sea reptiles. The southern end of the beach has soft white sands known as Temb which acts as a nesting ground for the Olive Ridley turtles that come here to lay their eggs.

The Morjim beach is also the spot in Goa where one can see a lot of net pullers who make their living from the fish they catch after they dry it and sell it as palm tree fertilizers.

Location Access : Morjim Beach in Goa is situated 32 kms from Panaji, 20 kms from Pernem Railway Station and 55 kms from Dabolim Airport.

How to Reach : Morjim Beach can be reached by taking a taxi or a auto. There are a lot of buses that connect Morjim with Panjim and Mapusa.