Me and my family including 8 year kid and wife had travelled by boat from Palolem beach . It was a good trip. The beach is inhabitated and we took some good photos . Suggest to go in the morning at 8.30 am IST from palolem beach by sharing boat. Typically they charge INR 400 for each person .

It is a bit of an anathema that a tourist spot is being spoiled by tourists, but this secluded and difficult to reach place is now something of a dumping ground for tourists who leave their litter here and do not take it back with them to dispose of sensibly. It used to be very quiet and was known as the honeymoon and love beach because of its seclusion, sadly not any more. Unfortunately at Palolem beach there are many "fishing" boat owners touting for an easier life by offering dolphin and butterfly beach trips and at 400 rupees or so for each person. In a way I can't blame them. If you do go then you need to take your drinks and food for the day with you, but please take it back with you when you leave, its not much to ask.

Saturday 1st February and we took a boat trip from Palolem Beach along the coast in the direction of Agonda Beach. On the itinerary was a stop at this this small secludef beach. Unlike some other beaches this one is accessible by boat and also by climbing down the headland pathway. The beach has been named due to it's shape, the headland resembles the shape of butterfly wings. This was more obvious from out at sea rather than up close. When we were here, the beach with it's golden sand, was virtually deserted apart from a few visitors walking along the beach. There are no facilities on this beach, so if planning to spend some time here, make sure to bring everything you require including water. Our boat guide did offer us the opportunity to go ashore on to the beach to take some photos, we declined so we continued on our trip to the next highlight. We were pleased to have taken the boat trip which enabled us to see places like this beach.