Carmona Beach

Carmona Beach, also known as Zalor Beach, is a coastal stretch located in the village of Carmona within the Salcette taluka of South Goa. Situated along the Arabian Sea between Fatrade and Cavelossim beaches, it features a wide strip of fine white sand and warm waters. The beach is characterized by its relatively quiet atmosphere compared to busier Goan beaches and offers basic tourist amenities including shacks and sunbeds. It serves as a local fishing site and provides access to nearby village landmarks.

Visitors can expect a wide sandy shoreline with fine light-colored sand and warm Arabian Sea waters suitable for limited swimming. The beach has a few shacks serving seafood and international cuisine, along with sunbeds and umbrellas for rent. Water sports operators are present offering activities like jet skiing and parasailing. The environment is generally quieter than neighboring Varca or Cavelossim beaches but still offers essential tourist services. Local fishermen may be seen active during morning and evening hours.

The beach area is part of Carmona village which contains the historic Our Lady of Succour Church built in 1607 and the Our Lady of Piety Chapel at Zalor constructed in 1881, reflecting the region's Portuguese-era Catholic heritage.