The fort consists of a lower and an upper part. We were only in the lower bastions of the fort. It was interesting for me to see the bastions, which rise above the sea and are in fairly good condition. The coast near the fort is rocky and very different from the local beaches.
From the third bastion, we watched the dolphins and a bunch of boats with tourists who were taken out to show these dolphins. It was funny to watch when, when a dolphin appeared, all the boats rushed to this place.
By the way, I got to the fort by swimming, breaking 3.5 km in an hour and a half from Pine Shek Cafe, which is located at the junction of Candolim and Calangute. My wife, while I was sailing, walked to the fort on foot along the beach. We walked back together. The entire trip took almost half a day.
If you have a rest in Candolim or Calangute, do not be too lazy to visit Fort Aguada. This diversifies the "seal" rest and replenishes your photo album with good photos.
From the third bastion, we watched the dolphins and a bunch of boats with tourists who were taken out to show these dolphins. It was funny to watch when, when a dolphin appeared, all the boats rushed to this place.
By the way, I got to the fort by swimming, breaking 3.5 km in an hour and a half from Pine Shek Cafe, which is located at the junction of Candolim and Calangute. My wife, while I was sailing, walked to the fort on foot along the beach. We walked back together. The entire trip took almost half a day.
If you have a rest in Candolim or Calangute, do not be too lazy to visit Fort Aguada. This diversifies the "seal" rest and replenishes your photo album with good photos.
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