Opening Hours: 05:00 p.m. to 01:00 a.m. most days, event-led hours vary.
Prime Day and Hours: Friday to Sunday 08:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Suggested Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Tickets: Free entry
Nearest Railway Station: Thivim Railway Station, about 18 to 23 kilometres away
Nearest Airport: Manohar International Airport, Mopa, about 30 kilometres away
Nearest Bus Stop: Vagator Bus Stop in Vagator with frequent Mapusa connections
9 Bar sits above Ozran Beach on Vagator’s cliff, pairing sea-facing views with a music programme that leans into Goa trance and wider electronic styles. Early hours centre on the open-air floor where UV lighting and sunset colours set the mood. Once local noise restrictions start at 10:00 p.m., the gathering shifts inside to a treated room that keeps levels tight and the vibe intact.
Bar service covers classics and Goa feni mixes, while the kitchen turns out quick plates and pizza for refuelling between sets. The setting, the soundtrack, and the cliff line create a dependable North Goa night out.
• Enjoy 9 Bar Vagator’s cliffside setting with sunset views, outdoor dancing, and an indoor floor that keeps music going late.
• Dance to Goa trance and electronic sets curated by resident and guest DJs, a showcase of the region’s enduring music culture.
• Experience the magic of early evening sundowners that effortlessly transition into vibrant late-night sessions as the outdoor stage wraps up, with the celebration continuing indoors without missing a beat.
• Refuel with wood-fired pizza, Goan seafood, and bar snacks while bartenders mix feni cocktails and tried-and-tested classics all night here.
By car: The club is 20 kilometres from Panaji city centre, it will take around 30 to 40 minutes via NH66 and local Vagator roads.
By bus: Take a bus from Mapusa KTC towards Vagator or Badem Piplakade. Alight near Vagator, then walk about 15 minutes uphill to the cliff area.
1. Peak Season (November to February)
Weather insights: Pleasant evenings and dry air suit outdoor hours and late finishes.
Things to do: Catch visiting DJs, and combine with Chapora Fort or Ozran beach walks.
2. Moderate Season (March to May and October)
Weather insights: Warm nights with sea breeze and slightly thinner crowds.
Things to do: Focus on indoor sessions, table space, and slower sundowner starts.
3. Low Season (June to September)
Weather insights: Monsoon showers are frequent, yet indoor nights still run.
Things to do: Use off-season prices, watch forecasts, and choose wind-sheltered seating.
Arrive for golden hour, settle with a cocktail, and watch Chapora’s skyline turn pastel before the beats lift. The outdoor floor builds energy early, so you secure space, meet the room, and catch the handover to night sets with zero rush.
When outdoor music pauses for neighbourhood rules, follow the staff into the indoor floor. The room is designed to keep sound contained while preserving punch, so the party continues with comfortable levels and tighter transitions between DJs.
Expect a mix that can swing from progressive to full power across different nights. Check the event post, then lean into the journey rather than a single-track chase. It is the most reliable way to understand Vagator nightlife culture in one visit.
Begin at the sister spot called Deck by 9 Bar, which promotes sunset views and chill sets in Vagator. It is a simple way to warm up before the main floor opens next door. Watch their feed for current hours and table details sent over direct messages.
9 Bar stands above Ozran Beach in Small Vagator. Most visitors set Mapusa or Panaji as the start point and ride a taxi or rental scooter to the cliff approach. If you ride a bus, alight at Vagator stop and continue on foot or by local taxi.
Events often use a cover that you can redeem on food or drinks. Entry is for guests who are 18 and above with valid government identity proof at the door. Some nights prefer couples or balanced groups, which is posted in the event notes in advance.
Outdoor music typically wraps up around 10 p.m. to respect the neighbourhood guidelines. The party then moves into a sound-treated room so the fun can carry on without bothering the neighbours. This two-stage format keeps the experience stable across seasons and throughout busy weekends in Vagator.
Yes, the venue promotes direct messages for reservations and event details on its official social feed. Book early on weekends or during peak season since sunset seats and indoor tables fill fast.
Menus tend to cover simple bar food, pizza, and mixed cuisines, with a price for two in the mid-range for North Goa. Expect standard cocktails, beer, and local feni-based mixes during event nights. Service and selections vary by date, so check the day's menu on arrival.