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check out this site, u can try to get online reservations
Goa is westernised and laid-back, captivating and refreshing. Popular with the international populace, this little state is thronged by thousands of visitors, throughout the year. The beaches look good – clean and long stretches of golden sand and sparkling clear water. Laced by acres and acres of coconut palms, this beautiful Ex-Portuguese colony is a respite from the hectic frenzy that is characteristic of Indian metros. The beach-side shacks are a famous hang-out, offering good food, great company and the latest in music. DJs from all over come to Goa to share their passion and tourists simply love this non-stop party that is so unique to Goa.
Come to Goa. Admire the eclectic architecture, take part in the colourful Carnival, go bargain hunting at the Anjuna flea-market, listen to the noisy din at the Mapusa market, capture beautiful snapshots of the typical Goan scenery, visit the renowned relic of Saint Francis Xavier at the Bom Jesus Basilica. Party-holics will love this free state and nature lovers will have much to rave about. Goa does certainly offer a trip of a lifetime.
Goa is without doubt one of the most interesting regions in the world to visit. From its long and winding coastline to the calm of the local villages and countryside – everything will enthrall you.
It's easy to find your accommodation in Goa, click on Goa Budget Hotels, Goa Mid Range Hotels or Goa Luxury Hotels. If you prefer to choose your accommodation in Goa based on the hotel's location, click on our Goa Map first.
Almost every home has a courtyard lined with coconut palms and each family member has their little tale to share. By and large, Goans are affable, hospitable, engaging and truly very talkative! The local markets are a vibrant place, where people come from far and wide to sell their wares. The unique products on display are well worth the trip.
Like most places in India, the roosters are your natural wake-up alarm and the bright sunshine is warm and enveloping. Street lights aren't always very reliable, so check your headlights before you wander out into the night, so you avoid hitting a stray cow!
Goa is unique and the peace-loving, nature-loving, monsoon-loving Goans are a truly 'unique species'. The people will open up their hearts and homes and be more than pleased to explain the many routes you could take to get to one single destination! The children are avid cricket-fans and the men love to sit around chatting into the late afternoon. Women are pious and hospitable. Goan families are strong units, more colourful and anglicised than any other state in India.
Life in Goa is lived to the fullest extent, away from the maddening stress of the metropolitan cities. A little place where parties, carnivals and grand food banquets prove that love of life is a top priority. Go Goa!
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valda54
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you,ll be lucky. all are over priced, try alpha ville or the hotel across the road , cheap and friendly, stayed in both, and its central to all, its near the roundabout in Calengute, not far from Baga and Tito's. best of luck and have a lovely holiday. from valda in England |
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New Years Eve is the busiest season in Goa and you should have booked way ahead.
Right now the following is available for Rs 4564 per night:
Hotel Zaharaa Residency
Baga Main Road, Kobra Vaddo, Calangute, Goa
You can book on line at www.makemytrip.com |
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