Mopa-Airport to Utorda is a very popular route for tourism, pilgrimage, and historians. Utorda is one of the sea-facing villages of South Goa known for its beauty of beaches.

Utorda beach extends for about 2.4 km. It's an area of approximately 25 km of pure white sand that is surrounded along the shoreline with coconut palms, stretching to Bogmalo Beach to the north and Cabo de Rama Beach towards the coastline of South Goa. Utorda has become a renowned tourist destination that is renowned for its beaches. The tourism industry is developed, with numerous guest houses, budget hotels, and beach food stalls, shacks, bars, and restaurants that are small in size, as well as pubs and bars, but these developments have yet to be extended to any significant way to nightlife. The beaches are watched by lifeguards, and swimming areas are flagged with colored flags in line with them. As one of the most renowned beaches in Goa, the beach is crowded most of the year. With the majority of guests being domestic Indian guests, the beach is largely ignored by tourists from abroad.