Taxi Service in Anjuna

Cabs in and around Anjuna

Anjuna is a laid-back village on the North Goa coast, loved for its rocky shoreline, cafes and long-running flea market. Homestays and small hotels are scattered among palm groves and hill lanes, so a pre-booked cab is often simpler than finding transport on the road, especially with luggage or after dark.

Assagao, just inland, has become popular for villas and restaurants. Vagator and Chapora are next door to the north, and together these villages make up one of the most enjoyable parts of Goa to explore by car.

The Anjuna flea market

The flea market is traditionally held on Wednesdays during the tourist season. Days and timings can change, so check locally before you plan around it. Parking nearby gets busy, and an hourly cab saves you the search. The driver can drop you close by and collect you when you finish.

Airport transfers from Anjuna

For flights marked GOX, book Manohar International Airport at Mopa, which is the closer airport for most of this coast. For flights marked GOI, book Dabolim Airport and allow more time, as the route runs past Panaji and across the rivers.

Day trips from Anjuna

A popular plan is Chapora Fort for the views, Vagator for the beach, then lunch in Assagao. You could also head south to Baga and Calangute, or inland to Mapusa for its busy town market. Further north, Morjim, Ashwem and Arambol can be added as a longer coastal day.

Outstation cabs

Anjuna is well placed for the highway towards Maharashtra. Compare Goa to Mumbai and Goa to Kolhapur, or plan a southbound trip with Goa to Gokarna. Groups can choose a tempo traveller in Goa.

Distances from Anjuna

These are approximate road distances from our booking system, and your exact trip distance appears when you search with your address.

Calangute is about 6 km from Anjuna, Mapusa about 8 km and Panaji about 18 km. Manohar International Airport at Mopa is about 26 km away.

Where to stay and how to get picked up

Anjuna has no single centre. Stays are spread between the beach road, the flea market side, Vagator and the lanes towards Assagao. Before you book, check which part your stay is in, and ask your host for the nearest landmark. This is the most common reason for a delayed pickup here.

If you have arrived on a scooter holiday, a cab is still useful for your airport transfer, and for a night out when you do not want to ride back.

One-day plans from Anjuna

Forts and sunsets: visit Chapora Fort, spend the afternoon at Vagator, and finish with a meal in Assagao.

Northern beaches: travel up to Morjim, Ashwem and Arambol, and stop wherever the water looks calm.

Town and market: go to Mapusa for its market, then continue to Panaji in the afternoon.

When to book ahead

Book early for the Christmas and New Year period, when the area is at its busiest. Many cafes and the flea market slow down outside the tourist season, so check what is open if you are visiting during the monsoon, from around June to September.

How booking works

Search with your pickup, drop, date and time, then compare the vehicles and fares on screen. Pick a car, add your name, mobile number and exact pickup address, and pay the 20% advance. The rest goes to the driver. Please read our cancellation and refund policy before you confirm, and contact us if your plans change.

Pickup tips

Google pins for homestays can be slightly off in these lanes. Add a landmark to your pickup address and keep your phone close around pickup time. Tolls, permits and parking are charged as actuals where they apply.