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The Ultimate Goa Escape: Nature's Serenity

Anjuna, Goa· 4.8 · 155 stays

“A collection of wooden cottages around a pool, set between Anjuna and Vagator. The home is a quiet spot, just a short ride from North Goa's best cafes and markets. Rooms are airy, with private balconies looking out onto the palms. A good place for large groups looking for a base to explore from.”

14 bedroomsSleeps 2814 beds

A look around

What's here

The drive here ends on a narrow lane, winding between palms. It opens up to a clearing with a set of two-story wooden cottages facing a large, curved swimming pool. The place has a calm, close-to-nature feel, surrounded by trees. Each room is panelled in wood, with high, beamed ceilings and a private balcony overlooking the greenery. As one guest noted, the "rooms are really well built and well maintained. Airy and clean." The ground floor rooms open out towards the pool deck, which is lit up in the evenings. With 14 beds across the property, the home can accommodate groups of up to 28. The pool is the centre of the property. It’s a "decent size and well maintained with a separate child pool." It's a place to unwind after a day exploring the markets or the beaches. Another guest simply said the "pool was awesome".

What guests wrote

4.8· 155 stays

“This place is called as this property. This is place is strategically located near the Diaz pool/ party club and it is between Anjuna and Vagator. This property is located inside a narrow lane which may look odd but the moment you reach at the property all your problems are solved. As there is a infinity pool and the rooms are right in front of it so you h...”

Faizan Shaikh

“The place was fine, rooms were comfortable but ground floor was disturbed with upper floor noises and movements. Pool was awesome and overall experience was nice. The washroom door needs to be fixed.”

Aditi Tiwari

Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

Anjuna’s famous Wednesday flea market and the Saturday night market are a short drive away, offering everything from clothes to spices. For a bit of history, the cathedrals of Old Goa are worth a visit, particularly the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which holds the remains of St. Francis Xavier.

During the monsoon and early winter, the Dudhsagar waterfalls are a popular day trip, about 60km from Panjim. For sunsets, head to the old Portuguese forts of Aguada or Reis Magos, which overlook the Mandovi river estuary. A half-day trip to the spice plantations near Ponda, like Sahakari or Tropical, usually includes a guided tour and a traditional Goan lunch.

Logistics

Getting there.

By air: North Goa is served by two airports. Manohar International Airport (GOX) at Mopa is the newest and closest. Dabolim Airport (GOI) in South Goa is the other option. By rail: Thivim (THVM) is the nearest major railway station for North Goa, well-connected on the Konkan Railway line. Madgaon (MAO) is the main hub for South Goa. By road: Mapusa is the nearest town and transport hub, known for its large Friday market. The state capital, Panjim, is a short drive away.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The cool, dry season from October to mid-March is the most popular time to visit. The skies are clear and all the beach shacks and seasonal restaurants are open. The monsoon, from June to September, is a different experience. The landscape turns a dramatic green, the clouds are heavy, and rates are often lower. While many beach shacks close, it’s a beautiful time to see a quieter side of Goa.

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