OVERVIEW

Ashwem beach is in North Goa, between Morjim and the Mandrem beach. It is a part of a long stretch of sandy shore that starts from the banks of the Chapora River, in the south, and extends all the way to Ashwem. Also referred to as Ashvem, it is 31 kilometers from Panaji via the NH 66 and is 54.7 kilometers from Vasco da Gama. The Dabolim international airport is 54.6 kilometers away. This is one of the cleanest and most well-maintained beaches in Goa. Less crowded, which is rare in the north, as many beaches here attract a lot of tourists in the peak season. Thanks to the fewer tourists, both the water and the beach are cleaner. You will have more quiet and peace. More privacy! In fact, there are long stretches where you won’t find any beach shacks, restaurants, or sun beds. The waves are gentle, so you can swim without worry. Swaying palm trees line this 1.5-kilometer beach – the touch of greenery making the landscape look prettier.

Best Time:

The best time to visit Ashwem beach is between November and February. The weather will be much nicer this time of the year. The beach shacks will be all open. Ashwem sees fewer tourists, but during the summer and monsoon months, the beach will be almost completely secluded, so the shacks, and even many of the cafes, bars, and restaurants, will be closed down.

Address:

Panjim 403509, India Suggested duration: 2 to 3 hours

Open and Closing Time

5 am to 10 pm on all days.

General Information

Entry Fee: Cost:Fee Entry

Near By Attraction

Mandrem Beach Dean Alan Boutique Baga Beach Vaayu Hotels available near Arvalem Waterfalls

Transportation

Distance between Madgaon Railway Station and Ashwem Beach is 37.9 miles or 32.9 nautical miles

Application Availability Which Save Some Money

Zomato ,Swiggy(Provide lip-smacking food in cheap price). Uber,Ola(Provide 24/7 Cab Services).

Interesting facts about Arvalem Waterfalls

Ashwem beach is in North Goa, between Morjim beach and Mandrem beach. Ashwem is 31 kilometers from Panaji and 54.7 kilometers from Vasco da Gama. It is about 30 minutes by road from the Chapora River. Nice and clean beach. Palm trees. Calm and quiet. Serene. More privacy. Many foreigners. Few Indians too. Not the best place for nightlife. But, Vagator a hot party destination of North Goa is just 20 minutes away. Anjuna is 12.7 kilometers away. There are many beach shacks, restaurants, pubs, cafes, trendy hotels and cottages, yoga, meditation, massage, spas, and tattoo parlors.