Goa
Shack breakfasts, Portuguese lanes, long empty south sand
- Best time
- November to February, with green-season rates June to September
- Flight time
- On request
- Currency
- Local currency
- Visa
- On request
Why Goa
Goa is two coastlines in one state. The north — Candolim, Baga, Anjuna, Vagator — runs on cafés, markets and nightlife, while the south from Colva to Palolem keeps long, quiet beaches and five-star resorts set in gardens. Inland there is Old Goa's basilicas, Panjim's Latin quarter and the Western Ghats with Dudhsagar falls and spice plantations. Peak season is November to February; the monsoon months are green, cheap and surprisingly good for the hinterland.
- Palolem and Radhanagar-quiet south beaches
- Basilica of Bom Jesus and Old Goa's churches
- Fontainhas, Panjim's Portuguese quarter
- Dudhsagar falls and Western Ghats plantations
- Mandovi sunset cruises and dolphin boats
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Best time to visit
November to February, with green-season rates June to September is the sweet spot for weather and experiences.
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