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You could also use the 24 hour “Panjim Old Goa” shuttle that runs every 30 minutes. It stops at the Fontainhas terminal, so after the church you can hop off, walk to the beach and then catch the same shuttle back to Panjim. If you’re staying at the WelcomHeritage Panjim Inn, the bus stop is just a minute’s walk away, keeping the whole loop to a single ticket.

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