Goa is a small state in West India located by the Arabian Sea. Whether you are hungry for adventure, a warm climate, a close encounter with nature or chilling in the sun, Goa is a good choice. Take a break from your cooler climate.
The best time to go to Goa is during the winter from October to March, where the temperatures ranges from 21.3 degrees C to 32.2 degrees C. The winter is also by far the most visited season. If you prefere to visit Goa, when it's not quite so crowded, but still offers a beautiful climate, choose to go from January to the beginning of April, where you are also likely to save a few bob.
The best time to go to Goa is during the winter from October to March, where the temperatures ranges from 21.3 degrees C to 32.2 degrees C. The winter is also by far the most visited season. If you prefere to visit Goa, when it's not quite so crowded, but still offers a beautiful climate, choose to go from January to the beginning of April, where you are also likely to save a few bob.
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Explore Goa
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Goa is so much more than a holiday. You can make it anything you like, because it has so much to offer. You can go crocodile watching, visit a spice plantation, a night market or a tempel and you can ride an elephant in Goa among other attractions.
You can choose to start your relationship with Goa on a multi-day tour of 3 to 10 days duration, and you can combine your adventure with a week or two in a very affordable beach bungalow or a Goa hotel and just enjoy the laid back atmosphere . . . Where to stay in Goa
Depending on your budget, you can stay in a 5-star luxury hotel or live out your secret hippie-dream in a beach bungalow on a palm-fringed beach.
We have handpicked our choice of accommodation and collected a few details about Canacona and Benaulim in South Goa and Mandrem and Calangute in North Goa to make it easier to plan your trip. |
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South Goa
All of Goa is beautiful, however South Goa seems to offer more peace and quiet than North Goa. You can get an overview of towns, beaches, temples, museums an churches in South Goa District by visiting About Tourism in South Goa District. (Opens in a new tab)
Canacona | Goa
Patnem Beach, Canacona, South Goa
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Patnem Beach, Canacona, South Goa
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Cuba Patnem Beach Bungalows
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Canacona is an administrative region in South Goa, India. Canacona is one of the five talukas that constitute the South Goa district.
You have many options to choose from, when you decide where to stay in Canacona. Our choice for those who wants to live by the beach is Cuba Patnem Beach Bungalows, which offers 3-star accommodation with a private beach. It also provides babysitting/child services, a coffee bar and bicycle rental. The bungalows are air conditioned and include bottled water, a dining area and a ceiling fan. However, you can see all your choices of accommodation, when you click the button below. |
Airport: Dabolim Airport (90 minutes drive)
Distance to the capital Panaji: 71 km Population: 12,434 (2011) Religion: Hindu: 78.52% Muslim: 4.82% Christian: 16.52% Sikh: 0.00% Buddhist: 0.06% |
Benaulim, Goa
Taj Exotica Goa
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Taj Exotica Goa
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Benaulim is a beach town in South Goa, a little south of Margao. It is a town of natural beauty, located along the scenic South Goa coastline.
Buses from Margao to Benaulim stop at the Maria Hall crossroads, or at the junctions to Sernabatim or Taj Exotica – just ask to be let off. From Maria Hall an autorickshaw can take you to the sea in five minuts. Taj Exotica Goa offers 5-star accommodation, an outdoor pool and a private beach. Furthermore you can enjoy a 9-hole golf course, a beauty centre and a Jacuzzi. Guests can take advantage of the recreational activities available, such as a playground and miniature golf. It also has its very own spa and wellness centre, The Jiva Spa. Every luxury room at Taj Exotica Goa includes slippers and a mini bar, while the bathrooms offer showers and bathrobes. They each have bottled water, movies-on-demand and a flat-screen TV. Those staying at Taj Exotica Hotel in Benaulim can sit down to a satisfying breakfast at Lobster Shack, as well as dinner at Li Bai after a day of sightseeing. In the evening, guests can relax in the cosy lounge bar. |
Airport: Dabolim Airport (55 minutes drive)
Distance to the capital Panaji: 38 km Population: 11.919 (2011) Religion: Hindu: 13.05% Muslim: 3.90% Christian: 82.68% Sikh: 0.09% Buddhist: 0.12% |
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North Goa
North Goa is world known for amazing beach parties and very crowded beaches, however solitude seekers can head for Mandrem Beach, which is situated about 21kms from Panaji. Mandrem Beach is an ideal laid back spot for yoga, meditation and ayurveda practices and makes this place unlike others. You can read more about North Goa here (Opens in a new tab).
Mandrem, Goa
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Riva Beach Resort, Mandrem, Goa.
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Mandrem is a popular village by the coast in the northernmost taluka of Goa. Sure there are local buses between Mandrem and Siolim village, however, you are getting nowhere fast with public transport, so most travellers use taxi or hire a scooter or motorbike. If you are seeking spirritual inspiration, you will find that Mandrem can supply you with yoga, meditation, ayurveda and a variety of alternative therapy options. Our choice of accommodation is Riva Beach Resort (4-star), which is ideally positioned in a peaceful setting in Mandrem, a short car ride from Arambol and Morjim. It has a day spa, as well as massage services, a beauty centre and a private beach, 24-hours room service, outdoor pool and car hire. It has child-minding services, a currency exchange and a reception that is available around the clock. The air conditioned rooms are modern and provide a private bathroom, slippers and a mini bar. They feature a flat-screen TV, bottled water and tea and coffee making facilities. The resort offers a restaurant and a bar. However, you can see all your choices of accommodation, when you click the button below. |
Airport: Dabolim Airport (90 minutes drive)
Distance to the capital Panaji: 21 km Population: 8,336 (2011) Religion: Hindu: 83,63% Muslim: o,o5% Christian: 16,21% Sikh: 0,00% Buddhist: 0,04% |
Calangute, Goa
Little India Beach Cottages, Calangute, Goa.
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Calangute is a town in North Goa, famous for its beach. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Goa.
Calangute is known as Goa's party town, starting with the hippies in the sixties, then the rave parties and now modern nightclubs. Calangute is furthermore known for its delicious food and exellent restaurants. Vegetarians will enjoy to stay around Calangute, as there are many pure vegetarians outlets. Our choice in accommodation in Calangute is Little India Beach Cottages, which offers a comfortable setting. The guest house is set on Calangute Beach and offers room service, laundry facilities and a tour desk. Equipped to ensure a comfortable stay, rooms provide a seating area, bottled water and a private bathroom. There is also a ceiling fan and an in-room closet. Little India Beach Cottages provide a restaurant and a bar where guests are able to relax with dinner and a drink. However, you can see all your choices of accommodation, when you click the button below. |
Airport: Dabolim Airport (70 minutes drive)
Distance to the capital Panaji: 16 km Population: 13,810 (2011) Religion: Hindu: 45.59% Muslim: 6.75% Christian: 46.81% Sikh: 0.07% Buddhist: 0 ,35% |
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