Betul Lighthouse — Attraction in Goa

Betul is a coastal town located in South Goa District, Goa, India. It is one hour distance from Margao. It is known for its beach. The Sal River drains into the Arabian sea near Betul. The place is also home to the Betul Fort . Betul Fort was built during the regime of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj and was a part of Swarajya (Maratha Administration and Control).

Relish panoramic views from the lighthouse - Nestled atop a hillock, Betul Lighthouse offers a panoramic view of Betul beach, Quepem and other surrounding villages. One needs to hike from the Holy Cross Chapel in order to reach here. The lighthouse closes around 6:30 pm, so make sure you reach before that. If lighthouse intrest you then this a place to be, spectacular view from the top of the lighthouse, entry per person 20. It is beautiful view visible from the general area of the lighthouse (the lighthouse itself is closed due to covid). One can drivie up to the Church below the light house (on the same hill) and park their car and walk the 10mins to the Lighthouse. The route does allow for bikes to proceed all the way up, though it is extremely rocky and kinda risky. The view visible is breathtaking, from the vantage point you can see the mouth of the river sal beneath you, as it opens into the Arabian sea. To your north, at approx 17km ariel distance the city of Margao is also visible, aswell as the Beautiful continuous coastline from the Mobor Beach peninsular all the way to the rocks ahead of Cansaulim beach. Must visit for anyone exploring the agonda, palolem coastline from the coastal roads. Such a beautiful place to...

The Betul Lighthouse is a hidden gem along the southwestern coast of India. Standing tall and proud on the Betul Beach, this historic structure offers a breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea. It's an impressive landmark that has guided ships safely for decades.

The lighthouse is not only a functional navigational aid but also a picturesque attraction for tourists. The surrounding area is dotted with palm trees, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. As you approach the lighthouse, you'll be mesmerized by its red and white stripes, a classic maritime design.

Climbing to the top is a must-do, as it rewards you with a panoramic view of the coastline. The sweeping vistas of the sea and nearby beaches are simply stunning, especially during the golden hours of sunrise or sunset.

Visitors can also explore the nearby fishing village, adding a cultural touch to their visit. It's a fantastic spot for photography and a peaceful escape from the bustling city life.

While the Betul Lighthouse might not be as well-known as some of India's other coastal landmarks, it's a hidden treasure that offers a unique and tranquil experience, making it a must-visit for anyone traveling along the...

You can see beautiful sunsets or sunrise and encounter the scenic beauty of Sal River meeting Arabian Sea, surrounded by panoramic of mountains and plains of Salcette. With Jaw-dropping view of Betul Beach and fort built during Chatrapati Shivaji Regime

Though the entry hour to lighthouse is I guess only at 4 to 5 pm costing around 20 to 30 Rs. But even the trek reaching there is way is enthrailling.

Road access is limited beyond Holy Chapel. Which implies it's better to park your car around Holy Chapel and climb up. Though 4x4 cars can be taken to the top but I didn't see any going, so at your own risk 🤭...

Path through the lighthouse can be bushy, muddy and slippery during rainy season at times. And do take care walking on the rocks (unfortunately there might be some shatttered bottels fallen) and I recommend wear shoes.

I had seen lots of photos earlier with iconic photo with background as Light house but now they have put compound wall around it so, need to increase angle of camera to hide that stuff. (Things needs to be done to...