Mandrem (Goa, India) is a small resort village located 25 km from Panaji, the capital of Goa. Against the background of other regions of the bustling and partying North Goa, this village looks even too calm and quiet. There are no entertainment facilities – you need to go either to the nearest Mapusa and Arambol, … Read more
Anjuna, Goa – a picturesque place famous for noisy markets, unusual beach parties and a unique atmosphere, conducive to round-the-clock fun. General information Anjuna is a small resort village located in the northern part of Goa near its capital – the city of Panaji. The population is just over 9 thousand people. The high season … Read more
Benaulim, Goa – a cozy village in the western part of India. People come here to meditate, relax from the bustle of the city and admire the colorful nature. General information The resort of Benaulim is a popular holiday destination in the state of Goa. This is a small village with spacious beaches and beautiful … Read more
North Goa is a territory of free morals, a favorite place for hippies, the birthplace of trance music. People come here for a budget beach vacation, getting to know all kinds of spiritual practices and amazing beach parties. General information North Goa is one of two districts of a small Indian state, the area of … Read more
Colva, Goa is a popular resort in the southern part of the state, where both residents of nearby cities and Europeans prefer to relax. This place is known for its mild climate and large beach. General information Colva is the largest Indian resort located in the southern part of Goa. Since it is located on … Read more
Ashvem, Goa – one of the many protected areas of India, characterized by beautiful nature, convenient location and friendly locals, not spoiled by huge crowds of tourists. Here, the truth is very quiet, calm and not crowded, but this is what attracts travelers who want to relax from the noisy party resorts. General information Ashvem … Read more
Morjim is a small resort village in India, in the state of Goa. More specifically, this village is located in North Goa, 60 km from Dabolim Airport, and 27 km from the city of Panaji, the capital of Goa. Morjim (Goa) is located on the shores of the Arabian Sea and at the mouth of … Read more
The city of Panaji (Goa) is the capital of the smallest state in India. Once in the city, many tourists are surprised to find something Indian here, but they find more typical signs of the Mediterranean port resort with characteristic narrow streets, residential buildings with red, tiled roofs, white temples and a crowded promenade. Photo: … Read more
India is a country full of mysteries, but Indian resorts are known not only for yoga and spices, but also for their amazing nature, amazing beaches. In South Goa, Palolem is recognized as the most touristic and popular. There are always a lot of travelers here, you can choose housing of different levels of comfort … Read more
Agonda (Goa) – this village is very modest in size, settled at a distance of 60 km from Dabolim Airport, is one of the southernmost settlements of Goa. Agonda has one single street running along the sea. On this street, even without a name, there are mini-shops, the only liquor store, and stalls with clothes … Read more
The diverse hotels of North Goa are presented with such a wide selection of offers that an inexperienced tourist may even get confused. What can I say – even a seasoned traveler can get confused in such a variety of options! To at least slightly facilitate the task for those who are going to visit … Read more
The main attractions of Goa are not only spacious beaches and the endless sea, but also ancient Catholic churches, cozy streets, cobblestone, powerful fortresses and waterfalls. The Indian state of Goa is very popular with tourists. However, while the southern part is famous for its picturesque nature and golden sand beaches, North Goa combines both … Read more
South Goa is known as a place for a respectable and comfortable family vacation with many comfortable hotels near the sea. To make it easier to choose the right option for temporary residence, we have described the best hotels in South Goa, located on the first coastline. Their rating was compiled on the basis of … Read more
The beaches of Goa are famous for their golden sand, vibrant nightlife and picturesque nature. People often come here to do spiritual practices, chat with interesting people and just relax from the daily rush. Whereas in the 70s and 80s, locals mainly rested on the beaches of Goa, now it is a popular place that … Read more
South Goa is created by nature and ennobled by people especially for a beach holiday. There is everything for a leisurely relaxation on the shores of the Arabian Sea – comfortable beaches, soft golden sand, excellent service and European-class hotels. If you want to turn a snowy winter into a sunny fairy tale, the best … Read more
Arambol, Goa – a colorful fishing village located in the northern part of the state. The warm Arabian Sea and reasonable prices make it one of the most popular resorts in India, and the relaxed rhythm of life and a relaxed atmosphere invariably attract lovers of yoga and various spiritual practices. General information Looking through … Read more
Candolim, Goa – a small cozy village in the northern part of the state. Known for the cleanest beach in Goa and the absence of annoying merchants. General information Candolim is a small Indian village 15 km from Panaji, the capital of Goa. 8500 people live here, most of whom work in the travel industry. … Read more
Goa, Calangute – one of the most popular and crowded resorts in North Goa. This place is famous for its spacious beaches, a huge market and beautiful nature. General information Calangute is a coastal city in North Goa, famous for its beaches and their length. The population is just over 15,000. The name of the … Read more
Vagator (Goa) is a pretty resort village in the northern part of Goa, near the villages of Anjuna and Chapora. This resort is just 22 km from Goa’s capital, Panaji, and 9 km from Mapusa. When hippies rushed to the beaches of Goa in the 1960s and 70s, Vahor became one of the places where … Read more
India welcomes tourists with bright colors, sounds, aromas and tastes. Experienced tourists think about what to bring from Goa in advance and even make a list of what this state of India is famous for. And when they go shopping, they take this list with them – so as not to buy anything extra. Advice! … Read more