Are Goa beaches safe at night?

While domestic tourists find the beaches unsafe during the nights, international tourists find it safe to be on the beaches during the nights,” the study has said. According to the study, 62.19\% of domestic tourists felt unsafe about spending time on Goan beaches at night.

Is Goa safe in November 2021?

Yes, the state of Goa is currently open for domestic tourists and travelers from all parts of the country. As per the Unlock 5 guidelines announced by the government, travelers no longer need to show a Covid-19 test or book accommodation in advance.

Is Goa safe for girls to visit?

Goa is one of the safest places for women compared to other states as you have fewer cases of rape, molestation or eve-teasing in spite of so many tourists both foreign and domestic coming to Goa. Women are able to move around freely compared to in other states. Tourist women come to Goa and they are safe in Goa.

Is it safe to travel to Goa right now?

Yes, it is safe to travel to Goa only if you are traveling in a small group while following the state-issued advisory.

What to pack for a post-covid trip to Goa?

A post-Covid trip to Goa calls for a smart packing list that would accommodate all your belongings and save space for safety essentials like an extra bottle of sanitizer or a PPE kit. Here’s Travel Triangle’s comprehensive list of things to pack:

Are street food outlets in Goa back to normal?

While some of the most popular street food outlets and restaurants in Goa are back to normal functioning with a limited capacity, many of the food outlets have moved to delivery-only or takeaway facilities. Food franchises are also operational and open for customers with social distance seating and disposable cutlery to avoid any transmission.

Is it safe to visit casinos in Goa from November 1st 2020?

Yes, you can try your luck in some of the most popular casinos in Goa from November 1st, 2020. All the establishments are ordered to operate at 50\% capacity and follow the state government protocol thoroughly to ensure the safety of the visitors and staff.