Casino Palms

Baga Beach · Baga · Goa · India

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About Casino Palms

Casino Palms is a floating offshore casino vessel anchored off Baga Beach in North Goa. It operates as part of The LaLiT Golf & Spa Resort and offers gaming tables, slot machines, live entertainment, and dining facilities. Accessible via a dedicated jetty, it is one of several licensed offshore casinos in Goa regulated under state gaming laws. The venue attracts both domestic and international tourists seeking legal gambling and nightlife experiences.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a multi-deck floating casino with electronic and table games including roulette, blackjack, poker, and slots. The venue features live music performances, multiple bars, and buffet or à la carte dining options. Entry requires valid government-issued photo ID and adherence to dress code policies. Security checks are conducted at the boarding point. The atmosphere is designed for adult entertainment with regulated gaming operations.

Key highlights

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Licensed offshore casino vessel anchored off Baga Beach
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Multiple gaming tables and slot machines
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Live entertainment and musical performances
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Onboard dining and bar facilities
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Access via private jetty from The LaLiT resort
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Regulated under Goa's offshore gaming regulations

Culture & Context

Represents Goa's unique legal framework for offshore gambling, distinguishing it from other Indian states where such activities are prohibited

Route


By air	Dabolim Airport is approximately 45 km away
By train	Thivim Railway Station is approximately 18 km away

Keep exploring nearby

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Baga Beach

Baga Beach is a popular tourist destination located in North Goa, situated at the northern end of a contiguous beach stretch extending from Sinquerim and Calangute. Named after the Baga Creek which empties into the Arabian Sea at its north end, the beach features rows of shacks and fishing boats. It is widely recognized for water sports activities including parasailing, jet skiing, and banana boat rides, as well as its vibrant nightlife and weekly Saturday flea market.

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Calangute Beach

Calangute Beach is a 7-kilometre-long sandy beach located in North Goa along the Arabian Sea coastline. Known as the Queen of Beaches, it is one of the most popular and busiest beaches in Goa, attracting large numbers of domestic and international tourists. The beach features golden sands, numerous shacks, souvenir stalls, and water sports operators. It serves as a major hub for tourism activities including parasailing, jet skiing, and beachside dining.

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Anjuna Flea Market

Anjuna Flea Market is a renowned weekly open-air market held every Wednesday in Anjuna, North Goa. Originating in the late 1960s hippie era, it features hundreds of stalls selling handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, spices, and souvenirs. The market operates seasonally from October to May along the laterite plateau near Anjuna Beach. It remains one of Goa's most established cultural landmarks, attracting both domestic and international visitors seeking traditional Goan and bohemian merchandise.

Anjuna, GoaMarket

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Fort Aguada

Fort Aguada is a well-preserved seventeenth-century Portuguese fortification located on Sinquerim Beach in North Goa, overlooking the Arabian Sea and Mandovi River mouth. Built in 1612 to defend against Dutch and Maratha invasions, it served as a crucial watering station for European ships due to its freshwater spring. The site includes massive laterite bastions, a historic lighthouse built in 1864, and the renovated Aguada Central Jail which now houses a Freedom Struggle Museum dedicated to Goa's liberation movement.

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By public transport	Local taxis and app-based cabs available to The LaLiT resort; no direct public transport to jetty

Nearest airport	Dabolim Airport

Nearest railway station	Thivim Railway Station

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Valid government-issued photo ID mandatory for entry Minimum age requirement is 21 years Smart casual dress code enforced Entry fee typically includes complimentary food, drinks, and initial gaming chips Photography may be restricted in gaming areas
02Rules & restrictions	Minimum age 21 years Valid photo ID required Smart casual dress code No photography in gaming zones Security screening mandatory
03Safety information	Life jackets and safety equipment available onboard Marine weather conditions may affect operations Security personnel present throughout the vessel

Facilities listed

Reported facilities to help you plan your visit.

Bar
Jetty Access
Parking
Restaurant
Restrooms
Security Checkpoint