Optimised Route: ≈ 1–81 km (From Happy Moon Homestay)

Explore Goa’s layered history through its stunning Portuguese-era forts—from jungle outposts and riverside bastions to dramatic cliff-top citadels.

️ Corjuem Fort, Aldona
A small but scenic star-shaped fort (1705) offering panoramic views of the Mapusa and Corjuem rivers. Perfect for sunrise.
View on Map – 1.2 km

️ Reis Magos Fort, Bardez
1551 laterite fortress restored into a museum with coastal cannons, art exhibits, and sweeping Mandovi River views.
View on Map – 16 km

Chapora Fort, Vagator
Red-laterite hilltop fort famous for “Dil Chahta Hai” scenes and panoramic sunsets over Vagator Beach.
View on Map – 18.6 km

Fort Aguada & Lighthouse, Sinquerim
Iconic 17th-century fortress overlooking the Arabian Sea, with its white lighthouse and expansive coastal ramparts.
View on Map – 24.3 km

️ Sinquerim Fort
Lower bastion of Aguada built right into the rocks—waves crash directly into its ancient walls.
View on Map – 24.8 km

️ Fort Tiracol, Goa–Maharashtra Border
17th-century clifftop stronghold turned into a boutique heritage hotel—ideal for a quieter northern day trip.
View on Map – 49 km

⛪ Cabo de Rama Fort, South Goa
Dramatic, rugged laterite citadel with sweeping Arabian Sea views and an old chapel inside.
View on Map – 78 km

⚓ Betul Fort, Sal River Estuary
Hidden southern gem guarding the mouth of the Sal River, offering peaceful views opposite Mobor Beach.
View on Map – ≈ 81 km

Suggested Route Tip:

  • Start with Corjuem at sunrise (5-min from the homestay)

  • ️ Proceed south along the coast: Reis Magos → Chapora → Aguada → Sinquerim

  • ️ Break for lunch in Panjim or Candolim

  • Continue to Cabo de Rama & Betul if you have a full-day plan

  • ️ Save Tiracol Fort for a dedicated northern route (great with Arambol)