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3 Days in Anjuna for a Food Lover's Trip
Anjuna isn't just about beaches and parties—it's a food paradise waiting to be explored. Over three days, you'll taste everything from fresh seafood shacks to hidden cafes serving Goan-Portuguese fusion. I've spent years eating my way through Anjuna, and this itinerary hits all the best spots without missing the local favorites.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Anjuna
Kick off your Anjuna adventure with its iconic beach, vibrant flea market, and some of the best seafood in Goa.
Activities
Morning at Anjuna Beach
Start your day with the golden sands and turquoise waters of Anjuna Beach. It's quieter in the mornings, perfect for a stroll or just soaking in the views. You'll spot a few shacks setting up for the day—grab a fresh coconut or a quick breakfast here.
- Wear comfortable sandals—the sand can get hot by mid-morning.
- Look for the iconic red cliffs at the northern end for great photos.
Explore Anjuna Flea Market
Head to the legendary Anjuna Flea Market, a must-visit for its bohemian vibe. You'll find everything from handmade jewelry and hippie clothes to spices and souvenirs. Bargaining is expected, so don’t shy away from haggling a bit.
- Carry cash—many vendors don’t accept cards.
- Wednesdays are the busiest; go early to avoid crowds.
Lunch at Pousada by the Beach
For a proper Goan seafood feast, Pousada is a local favorite. Try their butter garlic crab or the fiery Goan fish curry with steamed rice. The laid-back vibe and sea views make it a perfect midday stop.
- Ask for the catch of the day—it’s always fresh.
- Their kokum cocktails are a great way to beat the heat.
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Day 2
Day 2 in Anjuna
A mix of local flavors, hidden beaches, and a taste of Goa's vibrant nightlife.
Activities
Breakfast at Artjuna
Start your day at this cozy café known for its fresh bread, organic coffee, and laid-back vibe. The garden seating is perfect for a slow morning. Try their avocado toast or açaí bowl—both are local favorites.
- Get there early to snag a spot in the garden.
- They also have a small boutique with quirky local crafts.
Visit Vagator Beach and Chapora Fort
Head to Vagator Beach, just a short ride from Anjuna, for its dramatic red cliffs and quieter vibe. Climb up to Chapora Fort for panoramic views of the Arabian Sea—it's a bit of a hike but worth it. The fort is famously linked to the movie 'Dil Chahta Hai'.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the fort climb.
- The sunset views are stellar, but mornings are less crowded.
Dinner and Drinks at Curlies
End the day at Curlies, a legendary beach shack on Anjuna’s shore. Known for its seafood, live music, and bonfire nights, it’s a must for the full Goan experience. Try the grilled lobster or their spicy prawn curry.
- Check their Facebook page for live music schedules.
- Cash is preferred—ATMs nearby can run out.
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Day 3
Day 3 in Anjuna
A laid-back day diving into Anjuna's hidden gems, from serene beaches to quirky cafes and local flavors.
Activities
Sunrise at Little Vagator Beach
Skip the crowds and head to Little Vagator, a quieter stretch near Vagator Beach. The sunrise here is magical, with golden light hitting the red cliffs. Perfect for a peaceful morning walk or just soaking in the views. There’s a small shack nearby for fresh coconut water.
- Bring a towel to sit on the rocks
- Weekdays are even quieter
Breakfast at Baba Au Rhum
A cozy French-Goan bakery tucked away in Anjuna’s lanes. Their wood-fired pizzas and croissants are legendary, but for breakfast, try the eggs Benedict or their fluffy pancakes. The garden seating feels like a hidden oasis.
- Their cinnamon rolls sell out fast—go early
- Cash preferred
Explore Anjuna’s Street Art & Hippie History
Anjuna was the heart of Goa’s hippie culture in the 60s. Wander the back lanes near Flea Market to spot vibrant murals and quirky installations. Local shops like ‘The Black Sheep’ have stories and handmade souvenirs.
- Look for the ‘Goa Freaks’ mural near Shiva Valley
- Bargain politely at shops