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About Anjuna Beach
Anjuna is a rockier, more laid-back beach than its neighbours Baga and Calangute, with a countercultural history dating to the 1960s hippie trail and a trance-music scene that grew out of it. Its best-known feature today is the Anjuna Flea Market, held every Wednesday during the tourist season (roughly November–April), one of the oldest and largest markets of its kind in Goa, selling clothing, jewellery, textiles and handicrafts alongside a fair amount of tourist merchandise.
Getting there
How to Reach Anjuna Beach
North of Baga/Calangute on the coastal belt; reachable by taxi or scooter from Panaji (30 minutes) or Mapusa (15 minutes).
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