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posted by Shaon on 9 June 2009 at 16:17 Park Hyatt is an awesome place and it is in Goa.The beachfront gardens is sure a treat. The lovely place with the beautiful serenity is what everyone would love. You should never miss this place. hotel Mandovi
posted by Shaon on 2 June 2009 at 20:03 I went here for the the carnival. the carnival in Goa is the very special, as its the only place in India that its celebrated at.Its on for 3 days. One of the best places to stay here is the hotel Mandovi, its a really old place in the capital and if u get a river facing room u can see the carnival ... more Sher-E-Punjab
posted by Adgate26 on 16 May 2009 at 22:46 The restaurant is in a perfect location, which is right in the middle of any kind of shopping one would like to while in this part of India. You can find just about anything no matter what time of day it is. Whether it is lunch time or dinner time or you just want a quick snack this is perfect India ... more Banjara Restaurent n Bar
posted by xstough on 29 April 2009 at 09:28 Finally Margao has one of the best restaurants offering indian cuisine. The Rogan Gosh and Gosh Biryani is one of the best i have ever tasted in Goa. The candle light ambiance (even in the afternoon) makes it a pure delight for a cosy sit out with friends and family. the alternative kids menu option ... more Vagator Beach
posted by tracy on 17 March 2008 at 20:14 Lovely small beach dodge the crowds. especially Wednesdays when its market day and the sellers are on the market. |
A flight to Goa will land you in a corner of India like no other. It's cut off from surrounding provinces by mountains so it has developed independently. Goa was a Portuguese colony until 1922 and not surprisingly retains many cultural reminders of this past. Getting to Goa When to go to Goa Where to stay in Goa Wherever you choose to stay make sure that you get a great deal on your Goa flights with dealchecker.co.uk - we'll do the hard work for you.
Goa lies on the west coast of India and, from the UK, is roughly a 12-hour direct flight. Goa has become a hugely popular mainstream holiday destination since the days 20 years ago when it was regarded as a hippy traveller hangout so flight options are numerous. Scheduled and charter flights to Goa can be booked from Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow as well as London so wherever you live in the UK you shouldn't have to travel too far. You could also opt for a popular Goa holiday package which will include your hotel as well as flights.
As with the rest of India, the climate plays a big part in the decision of when to go. The country has three main seasons: cool, hot and monsoon. The cool period from October to January may certainly be the most pleasant time for a flight to Goa but it certainly may not be the cheapest. The hot season runs from February to July and during this period temperatures in some parts of the plains in India can reach 45 degrees. Goa doesn't suffer quite so much so while it may be very hot, if you're watching your budget it could be a great time to book your flights. Goa then moves into monsoon season which hits in our summer so if you coincide your trip with our summer holidays you could have a pretty damp time of it!
So, if you do find yourself some cheap flights to Goa where should you look to stay? Goa has five major resorts, Anjuna, Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Palolem and Colvo. Each has a range of hotel and guest house accommodation and offers good access to Goa's 25 miles of golden sands. These are a far cry from the town of Old Goa, once a city of great splendour with a population of hundreds of thousands but now almost derelict. A place to visit rather than stay these days. If you want to see further afield your best bet is to book Goa car hire which you can pick up at the airport.
