Cabo de Rama is one of many historic forts in Goa, but by no means one of the most interesting. The fort itself is not much more than a ramshackle ruin, and presents no real interest to most tourist. However the view from the tower and landscape that surrounds it makes it a worthwhile daytrip from any of the Canacona beaches or the Colva bay beaches. You’ll get there by taxi, or on your own rented scooter or motorbike. Close to the fort is a small paradise beach that give you a welcome opportunity for a refreshing dip in the sea after visiting the fort, there’s also a shack on the beach offering cold drinks and basic some basic lunch dishes. You will get a good view of the beach from the tower, and once you know where it is you should have no problems finding it on your way back. The following article from articlesnatch by Pushpitha Wijesinghe will give the ruin romantics among you more info about the history of the fort.The Cabo De Rama fort located in the Canacona district of Goa is yet another famous fort in India. The fort has an interesting story as to how it derived its name. It is said that Lord Rama of the famous Hindu epic Ramayana took shelter here with his wife Sita. This was during the time when they were banished from the kingdom and were sent on a 14 year long exile in the forests of India. The Cabo De Rama fort of Goa is also known as Cape Rama and is a very old fort which has been located here since ancient times.
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