Fort Aquada was built in 1612 and comprimises a lower fort with bastions all around and an upper fort. It skirts the seashore and ascends the summit of the bare rocky uplands called 'Aguada Point'.

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Check the first photo out for even more detials of the fort and reservior.

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<I>Click on image for larger view</I>Fort Aquada was built in 1612 and comprimises a lower fort with bastions all around and an upper fort. It skirts the seashore and ascends the summit of the bare rocky uplands called Aguada Point.Goa - Fort Aguada01/02/2004 13:07:16/cms/cms.asp?page=/OffshoreInIndia/Gallery/Trips away/Goa - Fort Aguadasupporting/offshoreinindia/photos/goa/fort1.jpgFort Aguada SignpostA summary of Fort Aguadasupporting/offshoreinindia/photos/goa/fort2.jpg The old lighthouse and the reservoirs. The old lighthouse (a new one has been built right next to it) and the tops of the water reservoirs visible from within the fort.supporting/offshoreinindia/photos/goa/fort3.jpg Mike and Bryan in front of the old lighthouse. Mike and Bryan in front of the old lighthouse.supporting/offshoreinindia/photos/goa/fort4.jpg View from Fort Aguada View across the sea from within Fort Aquada.supporting/offshoreinindia/photos/goa/fort5.jpg Invaded by a school trip Saturdays must be trip days for the local schools - At the fort there were litterally hundreds of kids about. They had great fun playing cricket anywhere including on top of the water vats.

Goa - Fort Aguada
	01/02/2004 13:07:16

Fort Aquada was built in 1612 and comprimises a lower fort with bastions all around and an upper fort. It skirts the seashore and ascends the summit of the bare rocky uplands called 'Aguada Point'.

Check the first photo out for even more detials of the fort and reservior.

Click on image for larger view

A summary of Fort Aguada

The old lighthouse (a new one has been built right next to it) and the tops of the water reservoirs visible from within the fort.

Mike and Bryan in front of the old lighthouse.

View across the sea from within Fort Aquada.

Saturdays must be trip days for the local schools - At the fort there were litterally hundreds of kids about. They had great fun playing cricket anywhere including on top of the water vats.