Carambolim Lake
Tucked away in the serene countryside of North Goa, Carambolim Lake is a hidden gem that whispers tales of nature's splendor. Located just 2 kilometers southeast of Old Goa and 12 kilometers from the bustling capital of Panaji, this man-made freshwat...
Carambolim Lake
Tucked away in the serene countryside of North Goa, Carambolim Lake is a hidden gem that whispers tales of nature's splendor. Located just 2 kilometers southeast of Old Goa and 12 kilometers from the bustling capital of Panaji, this man-made freshwater lake is a tranquil oasis. Originally built for irrigation, it has evolved into a vibrant bird sanctuary, attracting a kaleidoscope of avian life. As you step into this peaceful haven, the air is filled with the melodies of migratory birds like northern pintails, jacanas, and the occasional pink flamingo, while the lake's surface is adorned with water lilies, Indian marsh snowflakes, and water hyacinths. Surrounded by lush greenery and rice fields, Carambolim Lake is a sensory delight, offering a serene escape for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a slice of untouched beauty.
Carambolim Lake
Nature lovers and birdwatching enthusiasts.
November to March for birdwatching and mild weather.
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Amazing Service
Beautiful lake. The days can get very hot, but the evenings are very pleasant. It's a must-visit for birdwatchers. We saw Indian Pond Herons, Intermediate Egret, Grey-headed Swamphens, and many more. Carry your food and water, and don't miss the early morning walk through the woodlands.
Amazing Service
This is a perfect place for photo-shoot, camping, bonfire and picnics. The background is just perfect for pictures and shoots. The sea view is amazing from here, the best view of the sea you can get here, best place for shutterbugs. You can even go down to the sea and enjoy it like never before. Easily reachable from a scooter.
Amazing Service
Amazing Birdwatching If you work your way round to the right at the end of the straight - going through the narrow village streets, there is a way down onto a path through wetlands and yet more different habitat that the birds love. Well worth a visit. We went both on our own and as part of a birding camp through Canopy Natures Nest.