Goa doesn't need an introduction, but most "best homestay in Goa" lists online are exactly that: lists, assembled from stock photos and syndicated listings, not places anyone from the site has actually stayed. Fursat takes the opposite approach here. Rather than pad out a directory, we currently carry two Goa properties, both real, both in Anjuna, and both picked because they solve a specific problem: finding one place big enough to hold an entire group without splitting across multiple hotel rooms.
If you're travelling as a couple or a small family, Goa has plenty of other options and we'd rather say so than stretch a two-listing catalog to look like more than it is. If you're bringing 15-28 people, for a wedding, a reunion, or a big milestone trip, that's exactly what both of Fursat's current Goa stays are built for.
What's actually here
Fursat's two Goa stays
Seclude Eco Cottages (Anjuna, between Anjuna and Vagator): a set of wooden cottages built around a shared pool, 14 bedrooms sleeping up to 28, with private balconies looking out over the palms. It's a short ride from North Goa's cafes and the Anjuna flea market. 4.8★ on Google from 155 reviews, ₹84,000/night for the whole property, which works out to roughly ₹3,000/guest/night at full occupancy, cheaper than a comparable block of hotel rooms once you count everyone in.
Krishna Dham by j7 Hotels and Resorts (Anjuna): a more straightforward resort-style deluxe room, 8 bedrooms sleeping up to 16, ₹32,000/night, aimed at groups who want a simple, no-frills base near the beach and flea market rather than a design-led villa. This one is new on Fursat and doesn't have Google reviews yet; we're not going to invent a rating for it.
Areas
North Goa geography, if you're deciding where to base
Both of Fursat's current Goa stays are in Anjuna, on North Goa's party-and-flea-market stretch, a good base if your group wants nightlife, beach clubs, and the Wednesday flea market within a short ride.
For context on the wider region: Vagator and Chapora (next door to Anjuna) add a quieter hilltop feel and the sunset crowd at Chapora Fort. Baga and Calangute are Goa's busiest, most built-up beach strip, further south. Assagao and Siolim are the inland village side, popular for restored Portuguese-house stays and a slower pace. South Goa (Palolem, Agonda, Colva) is a genuinely different, quieter trip, further from Fursat's current Anjuna base and better suited to smaller groups.
What it costs
Goa group-villa pricing
Fursat's two Goa listings run ₹32,000-84,000/night for the whole property, sized for 16 to 28 guests. Split across a full group, that's a genuinely competitive per-person rate against booking that many separate hotel rooms, especially once you factor in everyone actually being in one place.
Peak season (Christmas/New Year and the broader November-February window) is when both properties see the most demand; for a group booking of this size, confirming dates a few weeks out matters more here than for a single hotel room.
When
Best time to visit Goa
November to February is Goa's peak window: dry, warm (25-32°C), and the most reliable weather for a beach-based group trip. Also the most expensive and most booked-out, plan ahead.
October and March are shoulder months, still warm with occasional showers, and noticeably cheaper and less crowded than peak.
April-May turns hot and humid (35°C+) before the monsoon. June-September is the monsoon: heavy rain, quiet beaches, and some beach shacks closed for the season, better for a quieter trip than a party one.
Nearby
Things to do from an Anjuna base
Anjuna flea market (Wednesdays) is the area's best-known market, a short walk or ride from both Fursat stays.
Vagator and Chapora Fort, for the sunset view over the Chapora river mouth, a short ride away.
Assagao and Mapusa, for the inland café scene and Mapusa's Friday market.
Baga and Calangute beaches, for Goa's busiest beach-club strip if your group wants that over Anjuna's quieter shoreline.
Morjim, north along the coast, known for its quieter beach and Olive Ridley turtle nesting season (roughly November-March).
Common questions
Goa homestays, the questions guests ask
Does Fursat have small or couple-friendly stays in Goa?+
Not currently. Fursat's Goa catalog today is two properties, both sized for large groups (16 and 28 guests). If you're travelling as a couple or a small family, Goa has plenty of other good options elsewhere; we'd rather say that directly than stretch a two-listing catalog to look broader than it is.
How much does a group villa in Goa cost?+
Fursat's two current Goa stays run ₹32,000-84,000/night for the whole property, sleeping 16 to 28 guests between them. Split across a full group, that's competitive against booking the same headcount into separate hotel rooms.
Where in Goa are Fursat's stays located?+
Both are in Anjuna, on North Goa's party-and-flea-market stretch, close to Vagator, Chapora, and the Anjuna flea market. Fursat doesn't currently have listings in South Goa.
Are Fursat's Goa listings Google-verified?+
One is: Seclude Eco Cottages carries a 4.8★ rating from 155 Google reviews. The other, Krishna Dham by j7 Hotels, is a newer listing that doesn't have Google reviews yet, we're not going to claim a rating it hasn't earned.
What's the best time to visit Goa for a group trip?+
November to February is the most reliable window: dry, warm, and good beach weather, though also the busiest and most expensive. October and March are cheaper shoulder months. June-September is monsoon season, quiet but with heavy rain and some beach shacks closed.
Can I book a Goa villa on WhatsApp?+
Yes. Fursat handles all bookings on WhatsApp, no app downloads or online checkout. Message us your dates and group size and we'll confirm availability directly with the host.
Who runs the homes on Fursat in Goa?+
4 homes run by people who actually live in Goa. They know the viewpoints, the trails, where to eat at 11pm.
Are the reviews on Fursat real?+
Average 4.8 on Google with real guest reviews. We don't carry stays under 4.0. No fake reviews, no paid placements.
Is Fursat pricing the same as what the owner charges?+
From ₹4,500 to ₹4,500 a night, average ₹4,500. Same number we send the host.
How do I book a stay in Goa on Fursat?+
No login wall, no app to install. Message us on WhatsApp, we shortlist three homes that fit your dates and your weather. Reply within the hour.
What is the WhatsApp number to book a stay in Goa?+
Message us directly on WhatsApp at +91 70017 20275 with your dates and group size - we'll confirm availability with the host in Goa within the hour. No app, no card-on-file checkout.
Can I book an entire property in Goa for a family or group trip?+
Yes. Fursat lists 1 whole-property home in Goa with 4 or more bedrooms, rated 4.3+ on Google, so nothing is shared with other guests. Examples include Anjuna homestay with a pool, North Goa.
Is there a stay in Goa for a large group?+
Yes, Goa's whole-property homes on Fursat range up to 28 guests, across 1 properties with 4+ bedrooms. Message us on WhatsApp with your group size and we'll match you to one that fits.
“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 have direct access to it.
Property is neat and cleas as well as the rooms the staff is super chill and helpful.
Food is amazing especially the brakfast as there have multiole option and quite budget friendly.
There is peace and calm if you are coming to this place expect a calm close to nature vibe and you will surrong your self with nature and trees . Vibes - 10/10
They have inhiuse rent a car / bike service readily available at very budget friendly cost. So, you can choose to go directly out to explore goa after checkin.
Overall Rating - 9/10”
Faizan Shaikh
Anjuna homestay with a pool, North Goa
“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.”
