Coco Beach is at the estuary of the Mondovi River just over the headland from Candolim and Sinquerim beaches. It is the most southerly of the northern beaches and a hidden jewel. Most of the visitors to Coco Beach have been there on numerous occasions and love it. The water is shallow and although the sand is grayish, the swimming is superb.

At the far end of the beach is a Goan fishing village that has been there for generations. The dug out canoes with their painted bright colours of green and yellow are like beached whales on the shore. This beach has stayed pretty much the same over the last few years.

There are still only nine beach shacks and Rohan Restaurant which is built literally on the shore is still offering the same good value for money. Although shaded by coconut trees, it has a net to stop the coconuts giving you a headache and it has several tandoori ovens.