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You could start at the museum around 10 a.m., spend 90 minutes exploring the interactive displays, then walk the kilometre to Benaulim Beach. From there, a quick scooter hop of about ten minutes gets you to Colva, where the beach stretch is only a short 15 minute stroll. If you’re staying at Casa De Alnena, the return walk is just a few minutes and you can grab a snack before the evening cools down.

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