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We stayed at Madhu Huts for two weeks last January and it was a fantastic experience living in coco huts by the seaside.

madhuhuts.com
Google map: bit.ly/PEUyAl

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Parvati beach huts are located on Palolem beach in south Goa at the quieter northern end of the beach. They have seven beach huts and ours had a spring mattress with our own attached shower/wc room. Free WiFi for the guests. They were clean and fairly priced.

www.hutspalolem.com
Google map: bit.ly/Kas9Nn

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Goahomerental.com

Posted by globaltravels 3 November 2011

Goa home rental is a upmarket charming villa in north Goa close to the Mapusa-calangute road on the edge of Parra village in Guirim village.
I recommend it as its a spacious three bedroom villa in a gated community (with 24hr security) with a pool for adults and kids. The villa itself has shinny furnishings, furnished kitchen, nice bathrooms. Staff are friendly and were ever willing to please our needs e.g. taxi, sightseeing trips etc.
Location is walking distance to bus stop with easy access to beaches, night and Wednesday flea markets, churches, restaurants, pubs, etc.
We were three couples and each had a bed room/shower to ourselves, pretty spacious. In the mornings the local breadman would bring in fresh Goan Pao (local bread). We were dining out every evening even though there were ample cooking pots, pans, cutlery, crockery etc. Dining in Mapusa Market was at a coffee shop called Xaviers serving Goan dishes mainly, lovely shakes, chilled beers, nice food and fantastic prices. Brittos in Baga has nice food including souza lobos on Calangute beach.

www.goahomerental.com
9 White Square Nirvana, Demello Vaddo, Parra-Guirim Road, Guirim 403507, Bardez,Goa
+919923144472

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Yab Yum eco-resort

Posted by kris1 23 October 2011

Amazing location right next to beach in Asvem, North Goa. Accommodation is in 'eco pods' made of local materials, very comfortable inside with designer touches. The resort is laid back, no TV, just sound of ocean and cool breeze. Perfect combination of nature and comfort. Breakfast is served at your pod, home made jams, delicious teas and coffee, with fresh breads and fruit. Very family friendly too.

www.yabyumresorts.com
Mandrem, North Goa 403527, India
Google map: bit.ly/trWj3k

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Om Sai beach huts

Posted by lucejane 26 January 2011

Agonda Beach is a three kilometre stretch of beautiful white sand and if you are in search of a relaxing escape watching the sun go down while lounging in a hammock, or a romantic getaway the Om Sai beach huts will not disappoint. The six, simple yet spacious huts are located in a secluded, picturesque area of the beach and the friendly staff ensure you have everything you need to enjoy your exotic Indian retreat. The busiest season is over the New Year period so book early if you are looking to welcome 2012 in style.

www.goabeachhuts.com
+91-9276159555
Google map: bit.ly/heyBbE

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If you think Goa’s all about soulless package hotels and overcrowed beaches then think again. Reaching Agonda in the far south of Goa is like finding the holy grail – an almost deserted but absolutely beautiful beach. We stayed at Agonda White Sand in a simple but stylish en-suite wooden cottage set in a coconut grove with lots of space to chill out. And the beach was bang on our doorstep for swimming, dolphin spotting and the most amazing sunsets.

www.agondawhitesand.com/
Agonda Beach, near Palolem, South Goa
Google map: tinyurl.com/y9ekh9y

90 minutes drive from Goa airport, 20 minutes drive from Canacona train station

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Casa Colvale

Posted by mitzyli 24 March 2010

I never wanted to leave Casa Colvale. A large house turned into a boutique hotel, you feel like you're staying at a fabulous friend's estate.

I cherished my riverside meals on the deck: the chef prepares dishes to order and the scene is unparalleled. Loved the live sitar players.

I never grew bored: the owner and staff were outgoing and the property offered multiple activities, including canoe rides, speedboat trips to nearby beaches, spa treatments, fishing, etc.

I especially enjoyed how conducive this property is to meeting other people.

Super-friendly owner and staff.

www.casacolvale.com/home.html
+91 9960605416/ +91 8322416737

Google map: tinyurl.com/yhu5aq2

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Om Sai Agonda huts

Posted by AshRo 21 February 2010

These are some fabulous beach cottages on the pristine Agonda beach. Lovely place to stay right in front of a huge beach.

www.agondagoa.com
Agonda Beach Huts, Agonda Village,
Canacona Goa. INDIA - 403702
Contact No : +91 99 234 82112

Google map: tinyurl.com/y9agnk6

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Palolem-Beach.com

Posted by solovah 9 October 2009

This is a great website I have found which is all about Palolem Beach in Canacona, Goa, India. It lists lots of places to stay and things to do in the area. It is by far the best resource on Palolem on the internet, I highly recommend it. It even has a great forum where you can chat with people about Palolem and what they recommend, so is a must see if you are planning to visit the area.

www.palolem-beach.com/

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Its a beautiful house, nestled in an enchanting coconut groove. The groove overlooks a large open paddy field to its east. Beyond the paddy field is a river, then a hill in the horizon. The sunrise is so beautiful here, its like a slice out of paradise.
There's no one around to disturb you, its just you in the lap of mother nature.
The serene Keri Beach is nearby, just 500 meters away.

The owner is Mr. Brian Fernandes, he can be contacted at Brianferns@gmail.com or at
+9108322516219

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Sunshine Goa

Posted by IKNOWWHATILIKE007 22 January 2009

I definitely prefer South Goa - to the overcrowded and expensive North Goa.
We have been to Goa many times and we chose Colva on this occasion. Its very central in the South and seemed to have everything - a large beach, good bars, sports, good food and nightlife.
We hired a Private Villa that was advertised as "Last Minute Goa" on ebay in the UK.
The price per head was excellent for six people. Location was right by the beach. The standard of the Villa was superb. Well recommended. The website is aptly named SunshineGoa

www.sunshinegoa.com

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Laughing Buddha Cottages

Posted by aselimante 13 December 2008

Spacious and affordable ensuite rooms on the quieter north side of Palolem Beach in South Goa. Only 50 yards from the sea!

laughingbuddhacottages.blogspot.com

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Alessandra Resort, Palolem

Posted by solovah 18 July 2008

A beautiful beach hut resort on Palolem Beach. Great huts with en suite bathrooms and hot water, amazing beach, lovely staff.

www.alessandra-resort.com

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Panjim

Posted by gd123 8 January 2008

Go for a couple of days - it's worth the visit. We stayed at the Afonso guest house, it's nice although the prices double over Christmas. There are some nice walks around this area.

Afonso guest house
nr St. Sebastian's church
Panjim

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assagao dream house

Posted by roguehippo1 3 August 2007

I came across this lovely completely rebuilt heritage Portuguese house, not too far from Vagator and Anjuna beach, in a superb setting in a coconut grove overlooking rice paddies.

Huge garden, expat owner. I'll give his web address so you can check it out.

www.assagaogoadreamhouse.com

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Baga Beach in Goa has a shack where, between 1300 and 1600 hrs, you can get a fresh fish tali for around 60p, accommodation is on the beach in the form of apartments, which are unbeatable in price with a fridge, tv and above all friendly advice.

Ask for Raymond who also has scooters for hire, this busy family concern caters for all walks of life and a stress free enviroment is ensured.

Tel: 0091 9822384032

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This brand new mid-range accomodation is excellent. It is closely situated to the nicest section of Calangute's beach, and some good eating places. It is family run by Ruena and Stanley who are perfect hosts and will provide you with any information or help that you need.
Rooms have TV, A/C, fridge, private bathroom with hot water.

Holiday Street, South Calangute
Tel: 0091 832 2275120

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Agonda to Palolem beach

Posted by LaviniaDosRemedios 2 November 2006

Agonda is the definition of tranquility though on certain days, the loneliness has a David Lynch creepiness to it, with big beautiful boulders that mark out one end.

Palolem, the next beach along, has come a long way over the years and the strip is now lined with beach huts from the Cozy Nook to the Bridge and Tunnel. The Dream Catcher (behind the Banyan Tree) is great for morning Yoga or breakfast with the buffalo.

This beach was made famous by Matt Damon in The Bourne Supremacy with his (very sexy) run sequence.

If you follow the NH17 you'll first hit Agonda and eventually hit Palolem

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Panjim Inn

Posted by CatherineWilberforce 1 November 2006

A 300 year old town house, complete with four-poster beds and antique tea-planters' chairs to lounge in after a hard day of pottering around.

In the heart of Panjim's Latin quarter
www.panjiminn.com

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The Wildernest

Posted by julietandphil 1 November 2006

Up in the mountains about two hours from the ocean, the wooden lodges are perched on the edge of a 500 foot plus drop. Absolutely stunning and the pool is the best I've ever seen.
wildernest-goa.com.

wildernest-goa.com

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