Soubhagya Laxmi Mishra's video: Cabo de Rama Fort and Beach Goa

Cabo De Rama is a very old fort which was taken over and renovated by the Portuguese. Inside the Fort there is church of St. Anthony which is in very good contion. Cabo De Rama Fort is totally ruined but the Church inside the Fort is in very good condition. It is painted with good color and some people come here to pray. You can climb the ruined fort and see how the cliffs drop steeply to the sea providing a panoramic view of the whole area. There are a few canons lying here and there. The fort is very poorly maintained by Archaeological Survey of India, but no staff, no security and no tickets obviously. However staying till evening is risky as the caretaker might lock you from outside. Cabo-de-Rama is situated about 18 kms from Agonda, 30 kms from Palolem and 30 kms from Margaon. You have to take your own/hired vehicle, whether car or scooter, as only one bus (in a day) goes from Canacona via a nearby road (4 kms) and only one bus (in a day) goes from margaon to Cabo de Rama. This is a less popular place and very less people visit here. However, this is a very adventurous place and views are also very interesting. Cabo De Rama beach is a very isolated beach, not very popular and not crowded. From the road you have to walk down 200 meters through narrow rocks and forests to reach the beach which is very adventurous. Once you get down to the beach you will be charmed with its beauty. It is a very small beach, less than half km in length. The beach is very deep sorounded by stones. There is backwater on the north side and stones on the south. Your jouney to this place will be full of adventure. This beach is located about 1 km from Cabo de Rama fort, about 18 kms from Agonda, 30 kms from Palolem and 30 kms from Margaon. You have to take your own vehicle, as no public transport available to this place except only two buses daily from Margaon.