Our morning walk from Candolim to Coco Beach

Just a few minutes’ walk from our place is the famous Nerul Bridge.  

 A word of warning, take care when walking across the bridge, vehicles are not pedestrian friendly.

Once over the bridge you are now in Nerul, a sleepy little Hamlet that many tourists never get to see.  All the action seems to center just off the Panjim road, a handful of shops including a fish market that caters for the village dwellers basic needs.

Carry on down the road until you get to the school and take a right turn. 

When you come to the building with a Tito’s sign on it, you need to go down here. 

Walking this road, reminds me of home, so rural, away from the hustle and bustle of sunset strip wanting to grab every pound they think I may have!  This is the real goa, back to basics, what we all originally came here for. 

Again, take care, cars drive at speed down this road and will not slow down for pedestrians.

You are now at Coco Beach. 

Coco Beach is a lovely cove that used to have a handful of shacks, now sadly only one shack remains with a couple of restaurants. Unfortunately, you cannot swim in the sea here.

It takes 45 minutes to walk from Panjim Corner to Coco Beach but so worth it.