Cabo de Rama is situated on the southern coast of
Goa. Beauty, solitude, uniqueness and well-planned features are the main attractions of Cabo. It is a stretch of land projecting into the sea at the south end of Colva bay. The place got its name from the hero of the Hindu epic, the
Ramayana. The fort has an imposing appearance and offers an excellent view of
Colva beach and sand-splashed coast of
Canacona. In 1763 the fort came under
Portuguese control. Later, the British army captured it. The fort housed prisoners until 1955. Only thing that remains there is a small government post. Within the walls of the fort there is a small church.
