Underwater village of Curdi or Kurdi
Explore submerged heritage; unique underwater experiences await.
Free Entry
Niche
~3 hrs
Duration
Introduction
The underwater village of Curdi is an extraordinary destination in Goa, submerged in the backwaters due to dam construction in the early 1980s. This ghost village offers a glimpse into a submerged community, presenting an unusual opportunity for visitors. Travellers often find it a thoughtful escape to uncover local history through sunken homes and remnants of daily life. The village is included in tours highlighting off-the-beaten-path attractions in Goa, offering a unique blend of culture and adventure in one visit. Visitors engage in water sports such as swimming and kayaking, making it an adventurous trip into history.
Not To Be Missed
- Sunken Structures - Explore the remains of houses and local infrastructure submerged underwater. Look for the central area where most structures are still visible.
- Kayaking Experience - Enjoy paddling through the village’s remnants for an immersive perspective of its submerged history. Rentals are typically available near the docking area.
Not Recommended for
People with mobility issues may find accessing the water challenging; some areas may not be suited for individuals with certain physical limitations.
Timings
Open daily from sunrise to sunset; no specific closing days.
