Anjuna beach is situated 18 kms away from Panaji, adjacent to the Chapora fort. It was discovered by the hippies in 1950's – 1960's. Anjuna beach is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in Goa. It is known as the ' freak capital of the world', because of the moonlit parties and the Flea market that makes it the most hip and happening beach of Goa.

It is breathtaking to see lovely white waves of Arabian sea lapping softly on the Indian shore.

Major Tourist attractions in Anjuna Beach

Wednesday Flea Market Albuquerque Mansion: This Mansion was built in the year 1920, it has octagonal towers and an attractive Mangalore tile - roof.

Mascarenhas Mansion: It has some of the most elegant looking balconies and the finest of stained glass floral etching. The L- shaped seats of the monument along the length of the porch is of expensive wood.

The Chapora Fort: The Chapora fort gives a splendid view of the beach. It is well preserved except for a few ruins. The fort was built by the Muslim rulers before it was invaded by the Portuguese.

The Wednesday Flea Market: The Flea market held at Anjuna Beach in Goa every Wednesday is a major attraction. Anjuna Flea market is a huge market spread across the Anjuna beach wherein you will find just about anything to everything.

Visiting Time in Anjuna Beach in Goa

The tourist season in Anjuna starts in early November, when most of the long staying regulars show up. During the Christmas and New Year rush, the village and beach site is busy with a mixed crowd of round the world backpackers and tourists from all over India, attracted by the promise of the big beach parties.

In off-season however, Anjuna has a surprisingly simple unhurried atmosphere. Visitors can also opt to stay at the large package tour hotels and beach resorts that have appeared over the past couple of years near the Anjuna beach site.