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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    You can park right near the Baga Beach boardwalk and grab a quick bite at one of the stalls before heading to Tito’s. The beach road that hugs the shoreline to Calangute is usually less crowded in October, so you’ll avoid the main commercial stretch. If you need a quick shower or a light meal, The Kimaya By the Sea is just a short walk from Baga Beach and keeps you close to the action.

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