Rachol Ferry Point
Nestled on the left bank of the Zuari River, Rachol Ferry Point is a tranquil oasis that whispers tales of Goa's rich history and vibrant culture. As you step onto the ferry ramp, the gentle lapping of the river's waters against the shore and the sof...
Rachol Ferry Point
Nestled on the left bank of the Zuari River, Rachol Ferry Point is a tranquil oasis that whispers tales of Goa's rich history and vibrant culture. As you step onto the ferry ramp, the gentle lapping of the river's waters against the shore and the soft chirping of birds create a soothing melody that sets the tone for a journey through time. Here, you're not just crossing a river; you're bridging the gap between the past and the present. The ferry point is a gateway to the historic village of Rachol, with its ancient fort remnants, the venerable Church of Our Lady of Snows, and the bustling local bakery, each offering a glimpse into the traditional life and superstitions of the villagers. As you wait for the ferry, a solitary cockerel might trot by, adding a touch of rustic charm to this serene and historically significant spot.
Rachol Ferry Point
Families, history buffs, and nature lovers.
November to March for ideal weather.
4.6 (2280)
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Amazing Service
Just got back from Rachol Ferry Point and it was AMAZING 🌊✨ The vibes were so chill, and the historical bits were really cool. Caught a stunning sunset on the ferry ride (fire emoji) and met some awesome locals. Definitely a hidden gem in South Goa 🌴
Good Service
We had a lovely time at Rachol Ferry Point. The tranquility of the village and the serene ferry ride were perfect for our peaceful getaway. The historical significance and the beautiful church made it a romantic and memorable experience. Highly recommend for a relaxing day out.
Good Service
Took the kids to Rachol Ferry Point and it was a great day out The ferry ride was safe and clean, and the kids loved the old village and the seminary. There were some fun activities like exploring the underground cisterns and seeing the local bakery. Only drawback was limited snacks for kids, but overall a great family outing. 👍