The idyllic beaches of Good Sahel, a once-hidden gem along India’s western coastline, have long been a paradise for sun-seekers, surfers, and solitude lovers. But recent whispers among locals and tourists alike have given rise to a chilling question: Can a beach really be evil?
The Allure of Good Sahel
Nestled between Goa and Maharashtra, Good Sahel was once a quiet fishing village. Over the past decade, its pristine shores and turquoise waters drew backpackers, Instagram influencers, and luxury resort developers. The beach became synonymous with tranquility—until strange occurrences began to unsettle visitors.
Tales of the “Cursed Shore”
Locals speak of a centuries-old legend: a vengeful spirit, Sahel Devi, cursed the waters after fishermen plundered a sacred shipwreck. Dismissed as folklore for years, recent events have reignited fears.
Tourists report:
– Sudden riptides in calm weather
– Electronic devices failing near the shoreline
– An eerie midnight hum
– Shadowy figures vanishing into the sea
The Disappearances
In 2023, three tourists went missing under mysterious circumstances:
– A German backpacker last seen walking into the waves; his phone left recording static.
– A Mumbai couple claimed a melodic voice lured them into a deadly current.
Science vs. Superstition
Experts blame:
– Strong underwater currents
– Magnetic anomalies affecting electronics
But why do incidents always occur at dusk—near the rocky outcrop where Sahel Devi’s shrine once stood?
The Resort That Never Was
A Dubai developer abandoned a luxury resort in 2022 after equipment failures, injuries, and financial woes. Locals believe the spirit was disturbed. The skeletal resort now looms as a warning.
Should You Visit Good Sahel?
Thrill-seekers still flock here, while locals perform rituals to appease Sahel Devi. As one fisherman warns: “The sea doesn’t hate you. It just doesn’t care if you live.”
The beach remains open—its beauty shadowed by danger. Will you risk its secrets?
—NextMinuteNews
