The former Portuguese colony of Goa is one of the most relaxing places in India. Goa became famous in the 60s when the hippies came to experience its gorgeous beaches, magical sunsets and welcoming communities. The least developed beaches can be found in South Goa – but it’s also worth spending a day away from the beach to explore the local sights and discover Goa’s colonial past.
The younger sister of Ahilya Fort, Ahilya by the Sea is a former guesthouse turned boutique hotel tucked away on the south of Coco Beach, Goa. With a Portuguese-colonial style and Balinese touches, watch the fisherman sail by as you unwind in the gardens.
Casa Colvale is a stunning riverside boutique hotel, backed by lush tropical gardens, located in a quiet corner of Northern Goa.Chic, sophisticated and stylish, the Casa Colvale exudes a sense of exclusivity away from the bustling coastal regions of Goa.
Siolim House is a 17th century luxury boutique hotel set within the sleepy village of Siolim in northern Goa. Tastefully restored from its colonial past, Siolim House successfully blends old and new alike, and showcases a totally different side to Goa.
The Taj Exotica is located in South Goa and is set in 56 acres of landscaped lawns and tropical gardens along a 700-meter stretch of Benaulim beach. With 140 rooms and suites designed with an elegant blend of Goan and Portuguese styles.
The Leela Goa is a luxurious beach resort tucked away in the much less developed South Goa and is set in landscaped tropical gardens. It offers a contemporary feel combined with influences from Goa's Portuguese past, and south India's Vijayanagara Empire.
Alila Diwa Goa brings a unique resort experience to Gonsua Beach in Majorda, set amidst the serene landscape of lush, verdant rice plantations flowing towards the Arabian Sea, relaxation reigns at this superb Goan Resort.