Goa Travel Guide
Best Time To Go — The rainy season lasts from July until September, with monsoon-level downpours, and is not the best time for tourism. The high season, which is Easter week and New Year, generally has higher hotel and villa rates. The best time to find deals for Goa travel is between October and December and February — May, and the best time to visit is during the dry season, October through June.
Transportation — Public transportation in Goa is hard to come by, but it is possible to travel by taxi or to rent a motorbike.
Weather — Goa, being in the tropical zone and near the Arabian Sea, provide benefits from a tropical climate, with an average year-round temperature of 28°C — 30°C.
Language — Hindi, Konkani, English

Club Titos is Goa’s most famous and popular nightclub. It is located at Titos Lane in Baga, ve...

Diwali is one of the biggest religious festivals in India. Hindus celebrate by bursting firecrackers,...

Arambol beach, sometimes also referred to as Harmal, is the last of the developed beaches in North G...

Goa in October is sure to thrill you. In fact, October is one of the best months to visit Goa. The lo...

Candolim is a popular beach in North Goa, located between the Baga-Calangute stretch and the Aguada F...

Baga beach is one of Goa’s most popular beaches. It is between the Baga River in the north and...

February in Goa is still the high season with many Indian and foreign tourists. There is a lot of exc...

Start the New Year with a bang! What better way to start the year than spending a few splendid days a...

Should I visit Goa in December? Absolutely yes! According to statistics with the Goa Department of To...

Goa in July is in the middle of the monsoon season. It will rain almost every day. Humidity and preci...

The Arvalem waterfall falls like the cascade from 50 meters height down on rocky sides of Wester...

Our service “Estimate the cost of accommodation in Goa On-line” is one of the easiest way...

Konkani is the official state language and the most widely spoken language of Goa. However, Goa, like...

Goa is divided into two districts: North and South Goa. The capital of North Goa is the city of Pan...

Goa in June sees a change - the hot Indian summer gives way to the monsoon. The rain clouds come in f...

The alternative way of life inspired by ideas of the peace, love and travel, hippies have deep impa...

Cavelossim beach is in South Goa, 19.2 kilometers from Margao via the Orlim Road. The beautiful Sal ...

Mobor beach is in South Goa, next to the Cavelossim beach. It is part of the same stretch of sandy sh...

Betul beach is in South Goa, 20.7 kilometers from Margao by the MDR43. It takes about 45 minutes by r...

Just 3 km by sea and 10-12 km overland to the south from civilized Cavelossim and brilliant Mobora re...

The Cabo de Rama Fort is located in the Canacona region of south Goa, 29.3 kilometers from Margao. It...

Cabo de Rama Beach, also known among local citizens as Cab de Ram, is a beautiful wild beach in the ...

Cola beach is in the Canacona region of South Goa, 31.1 kilometers from Margao by the MDR41 and the M...

Agonda is a very picturesque beach in South Goa, between Cola beach and Palolem, which is another pop...

Kakolem Beach is a knee-high to a duck beach, which has spread its expanse in a Bay. The Beach is loc...

Butterfly Beach is a fairy place, the beach of butterflies, which occupies a tiny semicircular bay on...

Chapoli Dam is located 1 km to the north-east from City of Chaudi and provides a part of Canacona Tal...

Palolem beach is one of the southernmost developed beaches of Goa. 38.7 kilometers from Margao by th...

Canacona is the most southern region (taluk) of Goa. The city of Chaudi is the main city of the Taluk...

The dolphins that live in coastal waters of Goa are generally from the species of Indo-ocean hum...