Goa’s beaches are world famous—long idyllic sweeps of silvery sand overlooked by undulating palms and the calm blue Arabian Sea. The hippies discovered them in the early 1960s, domestic touristsflocked to them in the 1980s (mainly to see the hippies), ...

Miramar-Dona Paula-Old Goa-Mangesh Temple-Margao-Colva-Marmagao First stop on this tour is  Miramar Beach, popular for its wide golden sands and lovely sunset views. Located just 3 km (2 miles) out of Panjim, it’s the ideal place to come for a swim, ...

A delicious mixture of Asian and Western cooking, Goan cuisine is a popular escape from the usual Indian diet of thali, masala dosa and curry. Long-term travellers flock here for the continental-style beach restaurants, with their pancakes, spaghetti, baked beans ...

Goa is a surprisingly big place. It may look like just a dot on the map, but actually comprises 3702 sq km (1428 sq miles) of lush, attractive landscape dotted with hundreds of churches and chapels, fringed with an endless ...

Goa is a long, narrow 100 km (621/2 miles) of coastline running between the Arabia- Sea and the Western Ghats. It has some of the best beaches in the world, and is India favourite winter resort. The Mediterranean feel of ...