Having long enjoyed a reputation for hippies and hedonistic parties (in sun and under full moon), this small state, half way down India’s west coast, now offers its pleasures to a wider clientele. Top resorts and hotels have sprung up offering easy access to the 25 miles of Goa's beautiful sandy beaches. It’s still a laid-back place though, owing to the fact that unlike most of the rest of India, Goa was a Portuguese colony until 1961, cut off from the rest of the Country Mountains and vast plains.
Goa Holidays and how to get there
Our best fare from Gatwick to GOA
is from £267 (including tax). Valid on 15/01/2009.
Note: Availability on these special fares is limited and when they're gone, they're gone! All taxes are approximate
Call us now on 0870·416·0250 to book or find other bargain holidays to Goa!
This resort is a home away from home which aims to provide unlimited leisure with unparalleled delight. It comprises a total of 104 suites and facilities on offer to guests include a lobby, a currency...
Having long enjoyed a reputation for hippies and hedonistic parties (in sun and under full moon), this small state, half way down India’s west coast, now offers its pleasures to a wider clientele. Top resorts and hotels have sprung up offering easy access to the 25 miles of Goa's beautiful sandy beaches. It’s still a laid-back place though, owing to the fact that unlike most of the rest of India, Goa was a Portuguese colony until 1961, cut off from the rest of the Country Mountains and vast plains.
