6 must-visit waterfalls in Goa that will surely leave you mesmerised

Goa has a lot to offer other than beaches and parties. There are several hidden waterfalls in the state that not many people are aware of. Tourists often prefer beach hopping and attending parties but they miss out on the captivating waterfalls.

Updated on: Jul 04, 2021 3:44 PM IST

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Goa is blessed with not just beautiful beaches but also breathtaking waterfalls that will leave you awestruck. Here are a few must-visit falls in Goa that cannot go missed. (Instagram)

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Kesarval Falls: ‘Kesarval’ is derived from the regional word for eagles. It is believed that the water has medicinal properties which makes it a famous tourist attraction. (Instagram/@chester_miranda)

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Netravali Falls: This is one of the best spots to visit if you are travelling with your significant other and looking for some calm and serenity. (Instagram/@sharmatejesh)

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Hivre Falls: Located near the town of Valpoi, this place should be on every trekker's bucket list. The picturesque location will make you want to not leave the place. (Instagram/@forever___moments)

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Tambdi Surla Falls: You need to hike to reach this pristine waterfalls hidden away in the lush Western Ghats. The cascade is within Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park. (Instagram/@souju.soujesh)

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Arvalem Falls: This falls is located in North Goa. While you hike to the falls, you can visit the Arvalem rock-cut caves, which are believed to have been carved in the 12th century by Buddhist monks. (Instagram/@nomadic_fitnessfreaks)

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Sada Falls: You will have to trek 4-km to reach the falls. The water falls from a height of roughly 200 feet making it one of the tallest waterfalls in Goa. (Instagram/@shivakumar_rg)