Leisure & Attractions At Vagator Beach

Chapora Fort:

Besides the breath-taking beaches, Vagator has other attractions also to offer. From Vagator beach in Goa, you can see the 500-year-old Portuguese Fort. It takes you down the memory lane depicting the Old Portuguese era. If you want to hike up to this fort, you are welcome, climb up those black rocks and reach this fort. Once inside the fort,you won't mind the fatigue you are feeling because the view from this fort is absolutely stunning, you get to see wide expanse of greenery and the blue sea till your eyes can reach.
Vagator Springs:

Fresh water springs are interesting feature of Vagator. There are two fresh water springs in Vagator, one is at North Vagator beach past the rocks where the beach seems to end at the foot of the hill. The other one is in Ozrantand a bit difficult to locate. It's called by the name of zor which means spring in Konkani. Take a shower in the clean water of springs to wash off the salt after a swim in the sea.
Shopping:

Though Vagator doesn't boasts of any big shopping complex but one thing you will get here in abundance is fish in the local market. You can also buy some candelabras of exquisite china, woven baskets and earthen pots for your family and friends.
Eating Out And Nightlife:

Vagator's many cafes and restaurants are scattered along the main road and the back lanes that lead to Ozran Beach.There are also several seafood joints behind Big Vagator Beach, one or two of which serve Indian dishes in additionto the usual fish rich Goan specialties. You should also enjoy the local Goan cuisines, which include bananas, coconuts and a famous delicacy called 'Bebinca' a Goan delicacy made from tender coconuts. Restaurants in Vagator dish up tasty seafood, continental dishes, health foods and fruity shakes. Nightlife focuses on the Primrose café, out towards Anjuna, which boasts a beefier than average sound system, and a later bar.