u/Flimsy-Cod-3429

Since forever, one of my biggest dreams has been to camp beside a beach in Goa — just sleeping with the sound of waves and no chaos around.

The only thing stopping me is the fear that cops might randomly show up at midnight and ruin the entire experience by putting their stick in my asshole

My plan was to walk around 1–2 km away from the crowded beach areas, find some isolated shoreline spot, set up a small camp, and just chill there for the night peacefully.

Has anyone here actually tried this?

Do cops patrol isolated beach areas too, or is it usually fine if you’re not causing trouble, drinking loudly, or leaving trash around?

I’m planning a low-budget Goa trip and will mostly travel by cycle/scooty around North Goa beaches like Anjuna Beach, Baga Beach, Vagator Beach, and Fort Aguada.

Parking charges at every beach can add up fast 😭

How do you guys usually save money on parking there?

Any hacks, free parking spots, timing tricks, or better transport options?

Would love some budget travel tips from people who’ve already explored North Goa 🙌

I don't think beach parties at night dont fades up until morning what's ur observation...

He said me two things

Firstly if u stay up at beaches at late night u can be trafficked very easily while camping if not then there's the second problem goa police will come and will ask to check ur bag and will keep a white powder pouch to your bag and will haunt u will make u feel like u are a drug dealer who has came through the beach side via boat to sell drugs

Is this true?

Actually i am thinking to travel north goa to south goa all by hitchhiking will it be easy for me to get lifts on the route

I am thinking to travel north goa to south goa all by hitchhiking will it be easy for me why yes and why no anyone who've done this tell me or if u are a goan tell me is hitchking that easy in goa?

I’m planning a super low-budget solo Goa trip and wanted opinions from people who’ve explored Goa properly.

My plan is to stay near Anjuna and cover almost all the major North Goa places within the first 3 days completely by cycle. I’ll start daily around 4 AM and ride till evening with breaks during the afternoon heat.

North Goa places I’m planning to cover:

Anjuna Beach

Vagator Beach

Ozran Beach

Chapora Fort

Parra Coconut Road

Baga Beach

Calangute Beach

Candolim Beach

Fort Aguada

Sinquerim Fort

Panjim

Fontainhas

Miramar Beach

Dona Paula

After that, the next 3 days will be for South Goa. I’m planning to leave around 4 AM and slowly cycle south while covering the main beaches and peaceful spots there too.

South Goa places I’m planning to cover:

Colva Beach

Benaulim Beach

Varca Beach

Cavelossim Beach

Palolem Beach

Agonda Beach

And after completing South Goa, I’ll cycle back toward North Goa again, return my rental cycle, say goodbye to Goa and head back home

I’m trying to keep the whole trip very budget-friendly:

local buses whenever needed

cheap dorms

street food

cycle instead of scooty because I don’t have a license

I genuinely enjoy peaceful solo travelling more than parties/nightlife, so long rides and quiet beaches actually sound fun to me.

But I want honest opinions from people who’ve been to Goa:

Is this physically realistic?

Is the Goa heat going to destroy me?

Are roads safe enough for long cycling?

Would you change/remove any places?

Any hidden problems I’m not thinking about?

Would love advice from cyclists/backpackers/locals.

I’m planning a low-budget solo Goa trip soon and wanted to know if cycle rentals are easily available there like scooty/bike rentals.

I don’t have a driving licence, and even though I know some rental guys still give scooties without asking much, I’m scared Goa police will stop me and the challan will end up costing more than my whole trip budget 🤣

So I was thinking of renting a bicycle instead and just exploring beaches, forts, villages slowly.

Are cycle rentals common in North & South Goa?

What’s the usual rent per day for normal or geared cycles?

And is it practical for beach hopping?

Would love some suggestions from people who’ve actually tried it.

Actually i dont have license i know i can get scooty without any license from the owner but what if cops stop me 😭 challan will be done more than my budget lol 😭😭 noooo a big nooooo so tell me where i can get bicycles on rent and in how much

I’m a 20M planning a solo trip to Goa soon — not for parties or nightlife though. I genuinely enjoy being alone, exploring places peacefully, and spending time with myself.

My plan is to travel by train in general class, which will probably take around 3 days, but honestly I see that as part of the adventure too. Once I reach Goa, I’ll mostly use local buses instead of taxis, survive on street food, and stay in cheap dorms (around ₹100–₹200 per night) just for resting at night. I literally just need a bed for a few hours and a charging point so I can update my parents that yes, I’m still alive 😂

I’m more interested in exploring beaches, forts, old churches, hidden spots, sunsets, and South Goa vibes rather than clubs or parties.

The whole trip will be around 7 days including South Goa. Do you guys think my budget plan sounds realistic for this kind of travel?

Also curious — what’s the cheapest budget in which you’ve personally completed a Goa trip?

I’m a 20M planning a solo trip to Goa soon — not for parties or nightlife though. I genuinely enjoy being alone, exploring places peacefully, and spending time with myself.

My plan is to travel by train in general class, which will probably take around 3 days, but honestly I see that as part of the adventure too. Once I reach Goa, I’ll mostly use local buses instead of taxis, survive on street food, and stay in cheap dorms (around ₹100–₹200 per night) just for resting at night. I literally just need a bed for a few hours and a charging point so I can update my parents that yes, I’m still alive 😂

I’m more interested in exploring beaches, forts, old churches, hidden spots, sunsets, and South Goa vibes rather than clubs or parties.

The whole trip will be around 7 days including South Goa. Do you guys think my budget plan sounds realistic for this kind of travel?

And if anyone wants to join this random adventure — or if any local is willing to host a broke traveler for a night — feel free to contact me :)

I am thinking to Travel to andaman from cruise ship is network available on the cruise like what if i need to receive any call from my home and they will be worried coz moat trips indo without telling my parents its ok if i cant use insta facebook n all but atleast will i get any network to make or receive a call

Tell me if u have travelled to andaman from ship

Actually the case is my grandfather isn't dividing the land between their 5 sons while he is totaly fit n fine and he will not do it until his death i am 100% sure

Then what will happen

If all five brothers are ok with dividing the land its a good situation but what if the big brother don't agree with dividing the land then tell me what would be the possible outcome and what to do...

If u are a lawyer tell me the outcome

I have been using reddit for more than 1 year and i figured out that most of the people are loners over here they don't have a good social life they mostly have online frnds and a least ammount of irl frnds

What do u think about this

I’m planning a backpack + hitchhiking trip from Varanasi to Goa and honestly have no idea what I’m getting myself into.

Trying to do this on a very tight budget:

- hitchhiking as much as possible

- staying in gurudwaras/temples

- occasional tent camping

- cheap food and basic survival mode

If anyone here has travelled across India this way, please share advice. Especially:

- unsafe areas to avoid

- how to find safe lifts

- tent/camping precautions

- realistic daily budget

- essential things to carry

And if anyone around my age wants to join for the adventure, feel free to DM. Could be fun having a companion instead of getting stranded alone somewhere 😭

Probably one of the craziest ideas I’ve had so far, but I’m seriously considering hitchhiking from Varanasi to Goa.

No luxury hotels or planned itinerary type stuff — just backpack, tent, random lifts, mandirs/gurudwaras for stay and seeing where the road takes me.

I know hitchhiking in India is very different compared to other countries, so I’d love to hear from people who’ve actually done it.

Need advice about:

staying safe

finding trustworthy rides

camping during the trip

budget expectations

things I should avoid doing

Also lowkey hoping to find a travel buddy because this sounds both exciting and slightly insane 😂

Planning to hitchhike from Varanasi to Goa soon.

Budget trip, pure adventure type scene — planning to stay at mandirs, gurudwaras, maybe camp in a tent sometimes and just experience the journey properly instead of rushing.

I’ve never done a long hitchhiking trip in India before, so I’d love advice from people who actually have.

Things like:

safety tips

where to avoid

how to deal with truck drivers/lifts

tent camping advice

how much budget is realistically needed

stuff you wish you knew before starting

Also if anyone around my age is seriously interested in joining as a travel buddy, hit me up. Would honestly be more fun with another crazy person 😂

Not trying to make some luxury travel vlog or anything, just want a real adventure and good stories.

Route ideas are welcome too.

Actually i have seen so many videos of hitchhikers from foreign country even seen many from my country too

So if any of u guys are interested let me know in the comments it would be a great experience for sure and if u anyone can't go with me atleast give me some tips so i can go through it

It will be totally a budget travel i will use camping tents to sleep and will pitch ony where i want

Let me know in the comments

Actually i was running a YouTube channel back in 2021 it was a meme page or say a comedy content page I've got around 50k 100k views in every long video and after 1 year i logged out of my account and stopped posting on it when i logged out from there it was 200 subscribers on that channel and a week ago i logged in to it and i got surprised that the number of subscribers were 923 coz there's a video which went viral and was giving me views and subs and kept my channel active

So i am Thinking to private all the video available on that channel and make it into a vlog channel basically a mini vlog channel i will change everything like the profile pic the name the handle the category the hastags added on the channel and will start uploading vlogs over there...

YouTubers say that changing the niche would not be a good idea coz ur audience subscribed u for different niche but u are not giving them the content they subscribed for

But i think 900 subs is not we call an audience so may be i can do that...

Btw u guys tell me i will be grateful for you 🫶