Blessed with white powdery sands, Goa's longest beach, Colva, is fringed with palms and drenched with the sun. A walk on the beach is full of small delights, where fishermen's motor trawlers lie in a line offshore, and tourists in colourful dress throng the beach. Colva at night with its silvery grey sands glittering in the moonlight make moonlit evenings incredibly romantic.North of Colva is Betalbatim Beach which begins a long string of beaches with Majorda, Utorda, Arossim and Velsao at the north. It is a ten kilometre stretch of white sand which is not very crowded. Palolem is one of the most beautiful beaches of Goa. Further south is the cove of Colomb where you can enjoy peace and quiet. Two kilometres away from Palolem is the Rajbag Beach which is isolated and stretches all the way to the mouth of the Talpona River. And then on to Galgibaga Beach which is the second nesting site in Goa for turtles. Further south is the Agonda Beach. An extension of the Calangute beach line, Baga Beach is a perfect getaway for those looking for peace and quiet. Baga's night life is the liveliest in Goa and the perfect synthesis of the Goan and Western culture. Baga is a fishing Beach and ideal for sunbathing in its golden sun.