There’s nothing like unwinding after a satisfying meal at Palms n Sands—your beachfront go-to in Candolim, open from 11 am to 1 am. With the Arabian Sea as your backdrop, our coastal-inspired menu, vibrant cocktails, and laid-back vibe set the stage for the perfect Goan day. And when you’re ready to move, you’re surrounded by easy, high-impact experiences that fit right into your post-meal glow.

Here’s your guide to the top things to do in North Goa after dining with us—designed for couples, families, friends, and solo travellers who want more from their day without straying far.

A Flavour-First Start: Dining at Palms n Sands

Before we talk activities, it starts at your table. At Palms n Sands, you’ll savour fresh coastal flavours under the sea-side sunshine, with a menu that blends Goan favourites, international classics, and globally inspired plates. Whether you’re enjoying a refreshing beverage or unwinding over a signature cocktail at sunset, every bite is made to match the sea breeze and the sound of the surf.

We’re not just a restaurant—we’re the anchor for your day in Candolim. Everything on this list is within a short walk or quick drive, making us the perfect starting point for exploring the top things to do in Candolim.

Discover The Top Things To Do In North Goa Right After Dining At Palms N Sands

1. Sunset Stroll to Sinquerim Fort

From your table at Palms n Sands, step right onto the beach and head south. In under 10 minutes, you’ll reach Sinquerim Fort—an iconic 17th-century lookout with sweeping Arabian Sea views. A golden-hour photo here is the ultimate post-meal souvenir.

2. Fort Aguada, Lighthouse & Jail Museum

Just a 5-minute drive brings you to Fort Aguada. Wander the ramparts, visit the historic lighthouse, and peek into the restored Aguada Jail Museum. Time it for late afternoon and you can enjoy the sunset before returning to us for dessert or a nightcap.

3. Coco Beach Dolphin Ride

For a playful family-friendly option, head to Coco Beach in Nerul. Local boat operators offer quick dolphin-spotting trips that give you a taste of the Mandovi River estuary without taking up your whole evening.

4. Museum of Goa (MOG)

If you prefer air-conditioned culture, the Museum of Goa in Pilerne is a short drive away. This contemporary art space is an inspiring post-lunch stop before you head back to Palms n Sands for sunset drinks.

5. Candolim & Calangute Markets

In the mood to shop? Stroll or drive to Candolim Road or Calangute Market Square for beachwear, trinkets, spices, and souvenirs—because exploring the local markets is one of the top things to do in North Goa. Wrap up your finds and return to our beachside tables for an easy evening meal.

6. Our Lady of Good Hope Church

Add a quiet cultural note to your day with a visit to this 16th-century parish church. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it a perfect pre-dinner stop before enjoying our coastal comfort food.

7. Night Markets (Seasonal)

From November to April, pair your meal with a wander through Goa’s iconic night markets—the Goa Collective Bazaar on Fridays or Arpora’s Saturday Night Market. Live music, lights, and shopping make for a lively evening before coming back to us for late-night bites.

8. Mandovi Sunset Cruise

A short ride to Panjim gets you on the Mandovi River for a one-hour evening cruise with folk performances and city views. It’s a smooth way to end your outing and be back in Candolim before midnight.

Why Palms n Sands is Your Perfect Launchpad

The beauty of this list is how it fits into your day without long drives or over-planning. These top things to do in North Goa keep you anchored near Palms n Sands, so you can come for lunch, explore a little, and return for drinks… or start with sundowners, head out for an activity, and finish with our late-night menu.

For top things to do in Candolim, nothing beats having a beachfront table as your base. At Palms n Sands, the day bends to your pace, the beach is at your feet, and the best of North Goa is right at your doorstep.

Book your table today, and make us the starting point for your next great Goan story.