Finding the Dubki location for the first time can be slightly confusing, because the restaurant sits on a cliff above Ozran Beach rather than on a main road, and it shares its entrance with a neighbouring venue. This guide gives you the exact address, a map link, the landmarks to look for and rough travel times from the places most visitors start from. Distances are approximate and road times in Goa change a lot with traffic and season, so allow extra time.
Quick answer: Dubki – Dawn & Dusk Bar is at 241/2, Ozran Beach, Vagator, North Goa, on the cliff known as Little Vagator. Use the shared entrance with Ivyy by the Cliff and look for the illuminated Dubki sign on the approach road. It is roughly 8–9 km from Mapusa and a few kilometres from Anjuna.
Address and map
Dubki – Dawn & Dusk Bar
241/2, Ozran Beach
Vagator (Little Vagator), North Goa
Phone: +91 86238 88190
Open the location in Google Maps: Dubki Dawn & Dusk Bar, Ozran Beach, Vagator on Google Maps. Pin locations for cliffside venues are sometimes placed slightly off, so check the pin against the landmarks below before you set off.
Where exactly it is
Vagator has two main beaches. The bigger one, often called Big Vagator, sits below the Chapora Fort side. The southern stretch, Ozran Beach, is the one people call Little Vagator, and its cliff top is lined with bars and restaurants looking west over the Arabian Sea. Dubki is on this cliff.
The restaurant does not have its own separate gate. Its entrance is shared with Ivyy by the Cliff, and an illuminated Dubki sign marks the way on the approach road. If you arrive after dark, the building is outlined in red neon, which helps once you are close.
Landmarks to look for
- The shared entrance with Ivyy by the Cliff
- The illuminated Dubki sign on the approach road
- Red neon outlining the building after sunset
- The cliff-top lane above Ozran Beach rather than the main Vagator beach car area
If you get lost, ask for Ozran Beach or Little Vagator; most drivers and locals know it by those names. For more on the beach itself, see our Ozran Beach guide.
How to get there
There is no rail station in Vagator and public buses are infrequent, so most visitors arrive by taxi, app cab, hired scooter or their own car. The figures below are approximate road distances from public route planners and will vary with your exact starting point.
| Starting point | Approx. road distance | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| Mapusa | 8–9 km | 15–25 minutes |
| Anjuna | 2–4 km | 5–15 minutes |
| Chapora village | A couple of km | 5–10 minutes |
| Mopa (Manohar International Airport) | About 25–30 km | 40 minutes to over an hour |
| Dabolim (Goa International Airport) | About 44–46 km | 1 to 2 hours |
From Mapusa
Mapusa is the nearest market town and the main transport hub for this part of North Goa. Local buses run from the Mapusa bus stand towards Vagator and Chapora, but services are not frequent, so a taxi is the easier option if you are heading out for sunset.
From Anjuna
Anjuna is just south of Vagator, and the drive is short. Scooters are popular for this hop; just remember that the cliff lanes are narrow and busy in peak season.
From Chapora
Chapora village sits at the northern end of Vagator, close to the fort. From there you head back south through Vagator towards Ozran Beach.
From the airports
Mopa, in the north of the state, is the closer airport for Vagator. Dabolim is in South Goa near Vasco, and the trip north crosses Panaji, so traffic can stretch the time well beyond the distance would suggest. Pre-paid taxi counters and app cabs operate at both airports; confirm the fare before you leave. Our how to reach Vagator guide covers transport options in more detail.
Parking
We have no confirmed information on parking at Dubki or the shared entrance. Cliff-top lanes in Little Vagator can be tight, and parking in peak season (roughly December to early January) is often difficult. Call +91 86238 88190 to ask before you drive, or take a taxi and avoid the problem.
Before you set off
Opening hours are not confirmed, and one public listing has shown dining as temporarily closed. Call ahead on the same day, especially if you are travelling from an airport or another part of Goa. While you are on the phone, ask whether they take bookings for sunset, since that is when the decks fill up.
FAQs
Is Dubki at Vagator Beach or Ozran Beach?
Ozran Beach, which is the southern part of Vagator and is also called Little Vagator.
Which airport is closer to Dubki?
Mopa (Manohar International Airport) is closer, at roughly 25–30 km by road. Dabolim is around 44–46 km away.
Is there parking at Dubki?
We do not know. Call the restaurant on +91 86238 88190 to check.
How do I find the entrance?
It is shared with Ivyy by the Cliff, with an illuminated Dubki sign on the approach road.
Once you know how to get there, browse the Dubki menu so you can order as soon as you arrive.