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Aarav Badwal
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    Since the monsoon is tapering, the coastal road is usually clear and the sea calmer, so a beach break before Tito’s is fine. After Baga, take the narrow beach road that curves past the pier it keeps you close to the shoreline and avoids the busier main road that turns into a busy commercial strip near Calangute. If you want a quick refresh, The Kimaya By the Sea is just a short walk from Baga Beach.

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