Goa Reviews

Our Review of Goa...
Goa holidays offer a wonderful introduction to India and its constantly fascinating culture. For beach connoisseurs, Goa offers beautiful warm calm water, immense palm-fringed tropical beaches, wonderful soft sand, characterful beach bars and fabulous sunsets. The region is an evocative blend of lush green fields, lazy rivers, wooded hills, Hindu temples, fortresses, picturesque villages and exotic street markets. Superb wildlife sanctuaries, terrific watersports, delicious local cuisine and exotic health spas are just some of the ingredients that attract a wide range of customers from birdwatchers and honeymoon couples to young clubbers. A pioneer in India package holidays, the region now boasts dozens of tempting beach resorts and an incredible range of accommodation, from simple guesthouses to great-value luxury hotels. Goa is an excellent choice for relaxing all inclusive holidays. Goa weather is simply ideal for a winter sun holiday with an exotic tropical atmosphere.

Customer Reviews of Goa...

“South Goa beaches like Betalbatim and Utorda are just incredible for lazing around and romantic walks. The weather is gorgeous and so is the food. Make sure you try some of the simple local restaurants and do the temple excursions. A fascinating place and a very relaxing holiday.”
Mr E Spicer, Sunderland UK

“We were amazed by the quality of our hotel in Miramar. Goa is perfect for totally switching off from home. The countryside is lovely and the people so laid back. Highlights? Vainguinium beach, the Salim Ali bird sanctuary in the mangroves, crocodile spotting, and the sunsets!”
Mr F Dixon, Colchester UK

“Your review of Velsao is spot on. We did the clubbing thing last year but this time we fancied just relaxing somewhere with plenty of character. Great mix of people and chilled out bars. We hired bicycles and visited other fantastic beaches like Uttorda, Majorda and Betalbatim. A delicious lunch and back to our hotel bar for sunset cocktails!”
Ms C Jones, Ipswich UK

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