Old Goa Ferry Terminal
4.7 (1044 reviews)
Explore Old Goa's ferry terminal, a Goan's gateway to Divar Island, offering free rides, stunning Mandovi River views, and access to historic sites like the Viceroy’s Arch and ancient temples, a unique blend of culture and heritage.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Location
- How to Get There
- History and Influence
- Tips for Visitors
- Do’s
- Don’ts
- What People Say
- Nearby Places to Visit
Introduction to Old Goa Ferry Terminal
Tucked away on the serene banks of the Mandovi River, the Old Goa Ferry Terminal is a hidden gem that whispers tales of a bygone era. This quaint terminal, though not a primary tourist attraction, serves as a vital lifeline for the local community, connecting the charming island of Divar to the mainland. As you step onto the ferry, the gentle lapping of the river against the hull and the warm sun on your skin set the tone for a unique experience. The short, 15-minute ride offers a glimpse into Goa's rich history and the simplicity of rural life, making it a refreshing detour from the bustling cityscape. Here, time seems to slow down, and the journey itself becomes the destination.
Location of Old Goa Ferry Terminal
How to get to Old Goa Ferry Terminal
History and Influence of Old Goa Ferry Terminal
Tips for Visitors
Do’s at Old Goa Ferry Terminal
Dont’s Old Goa Ferry Terminal
What People Say about Old Goa Ferry Terminal
Good Service
This ferry point is sketchy, you feel? Had a next-level scary moment when a car plunged into the water. Vibes were totally ruined. Not sure if I'd recommend it, especially with the steep ramp and all. 🚗💦😬
Good Service
Our experience at the Sarmanas ferry was a mixed bag. While the scenic route and tranquil waters offered some peaceful moments, the recent tragic incident cast a somber shadow. It's a reminder that safety should always be a priority. The intimacy of the journey was somewhat marred by the concerns over infrastructure.
Good Service
For the price, the Sarmanas ferry is a good deal. It's a vital link between Bicholim and Tiswadi, and it's pretty affordable. However, the safety concerns are real – that steep ramp is a hazard. If they fix that, it'd be a solid 5/5. Until then, it's a bit of a gamble, but it gets you where you need to go.