- Calangute beach
- Anjuna beach
- Baga beach
- Dona paula beach
- Zalor beach
- Bogmalo beach
- Aswem beach
- Candolim beach
- Vagator beach
- majorda beach
- Agonda beach
- Galgibaga beach
- Velssao beach
- Varca beach
- Morjim beach
- Mandrem beach
- Arambol beach
- Arossim beach
- Sernabatim beach
- Patnem beach
- Palolem beach
- Miramar beach
- Colomb beach
- Polem beach
- Utorda beach
- Cavelossim beach
- Querim beach
- Carmona beach
- Issorcim Beach
- Hawaii Beach
- Hansa Beach
- Colva Beach
- Galgibaga Beach
- Carmona Beach
- Butterfly Beach
- Vainguinim Beach
- Santrem Beach
Viceroy's Arch
One of popular monuments of Old Goa, the monument was built by Viceroy Francisco da Gama in 1597 as a tribute to the achievements of his grandfather, Vasco da Gama, the famous explorer. The arch collapsed in 1948 but was later rebuilt in 1954, only omitting the bronze statue of St Catherine on the third tier of the arch. Made of laterite stone with a granite (greenish) facade, it has inscriptions inside which are related to Vasco Da Gama and King Dom Joao IV.
On the side facing the Mandovi river, there is a small statue of Vasco da Gama, fully attired in his royal uniform, on top of the arch. And on the back of the archway, a statue of a crowned woman standing on a native depicts the Christian victory over paganism. The arch or the gateway is over the Rua Direita road, which leads to the Main Square, place where most of the monuments exist now.