Goa in March Last Week or April First Week
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Hi Folks, Planning for a short vacation of 2 nights, 3 days in Goa. Travelling from Mumbai. Travelling with 2 Kids, aged 9 and 4.
need advise and deals for the below:
1. timings to go out and enjoy the place.
2. economical hotel / rental deals for the stay.
3. Vegetarian only restaurants nearby.
4. precautions / best advise for enjoying the vacation.
5. fun / sight seeing activities and their rates.
6. any children related places / activities.
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Veg food is shit in goa , i was in vagator and that trip sucked
Yes, there’s on hotel called Annapurna in Morjim. They do veg quite good.
And swiggy, Zomato also there.
But i agree with what you said, finding good veg restaurant is a challenge
Stay in Oyo Maharaja hotel at Vasco De Gama which is having a great hotel in basement with good north Indian food. Visit Old and north Goa for all fun / sight seeing activities.
Bro,
Vasco to North Goa is like 40kms (cab fare around 1500-2k).
It’s better to stay near the beach while on vacation
Calangute/baga area is happening place. Lots of veg restaurants mostly on SAI name with great food. Prices are on little higher side. south goa good for clean beaches
Try Shree Sagar Near Mac d on calangute baga road, don’t opt for Navtara Or Navratna. Both have many outlets but not good.
Cheap accommodation would be bloomrooms calangute. I was there in March first week.
bloomrooms does not look economical @pbcmehul
Ya it’s little on upside, but again it depends upon on which day you are travelling.
I got for 1800/- for night only room
Look at weather data. I’m not sure of your comfort levels of temperature humidity etc
which site did you use to book or via agent ? @pbcmehul
Clear trip
Hey, I've stayed for around 10 days now and here for next 2 days.
Things I've learnt :
- If it's your first time, go to North Goa because that's where everything is happening. Keep South Goa for exploration next time since you're staying for short duration,
- Baga, Calangute, Candolim are commercial beaches with lot of crowd.
- I personally found Anjuna beach to be enough popular yet not so crowded.
- Do visit Morjim beach in the morning, it's a peacful one and at the tip, you've back water where you can witness sun rays reflecting on water in the morning.
- Food I can't say much because I had some outside and mostly at the stay because I booked an Airbnb stay with good internet connection and kitchen setup.
- Your kids can enjoy playing with sand while you can have fun with water sports. Prices are high and duration is low but if you're here, my guess is you'll eventually do it for the heck of it. I found price to be a little less at Anjuna beach as compared to Baga beach for the water sports.
- Avoid late night strolling, Goa gets really shady in isolated areas.
I'll suggest you to try hiring a car, will be costly but you can't roam on scooty with 2 kids. The reason being, it's literally insane to book cab and roam around, cost will be way beyond your imagination, instead better you hire a car and make the most out of it.
One more thing to add,
Don’t carry weed in car or scooty,
Late at night, there’s nakabandi towards Calangute – anjuna road.
You’ll be stopped and vehicle will be searched. Even if they find gogo and no weed, they’ll create issue.
Scooter rent is 300/day and Swift I’d around 1100/day (9-9a.m)
And stay away from spa and massage centres, friend got ripped off
Which is the best hotel in Goa for newly married couple
Delay till Nove 23'
Season ended
Everyone left for Kasaul/Germany
End of season
It's a dead place now
With Regards,
From someone who wants you to save precious bucks
It's better to visit Nov mid
All those funk/Techno rave parties starts at...
FULL POWER!!!! ✌️
Having said that
If you have the bucks,,,,,
Go visit Coachella, Calvin Harris will perform at the end of desert.....maybe with Ellie Goulding on Miracle
@sahil1033 can help
He went recently on budget trip to Goa