Colva Beach

印度果阿南部的科尔瓦 (Colva) 海滩是科尔瓦村的沙滩，很多村里的渔民在这沙滩上抓鱼，特别是在夏天季风时期。没有季风的时候，渔民很多是出海捕鱼。

Colvá is a coastal village in Salcete, south of Goa, on India's west coast. Colva Beach stretches about2.4 kilometers, part of a beach made up of about 25 kilometers of white powder sand, lined by coconut trees along the coast, from Bogmalo in the north to Cabo de Rama in the south. Locals have been fishermen since the mid-16th century. They include Hindus and immigrants from various Portuguese overseas territories (such as Angola, Mozambique, Brazil, etc.) as well as Portugal itself.

Colva Beach stretches about2.4 kilometers, is part of a beach made up of about 25 kilometers of white powder sand, lined by coconut trees along the coast, and is also a seclusion place for Goa's upper-class society. The arrival of Goa's upper class is for Goa's "Mandanka" or for a breathalyser. Corva Beach is a scenic seaside area lined with open-air restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Spend a day on colva beach, enjoy the sea activities under the sun and wind, and enjoy the exciting game of banana boats at sea. Many foreigners gather on the beach to sunbathe here, and the cool sea breeze is very freehand.