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Here we have attempted to include anything and everything that may contribute to your mental and physical well-being, from rejuvenating spa treatments, herbal massages & yoga classes to kite surfing and scuba diving. Consult with a Homeopath or Ayurvedic doctor (Ved) for holistic remedies, or simply to locate your nearest clinic, pharmacy or vet. If it's good for your body and soul, you will find it here.
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Arambol, the wilder end of Goa with a distinct bohemian appeal, has been attracting a steady stream of young visitors for the last 4 decades, who wield their flower power to preserve Arambol’s utopian ideals, its artistic culture and the occasional psychedelic party. Pulsating with energy, here you will find a plethora of cheap & cool hangouts here.
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Baga Beach may arguably be one Goa's most popular beaches that teams with tourists practically all year round. The beach offers a plethora of options from those looking for some action, from your choice of water-sport, to several large sea-food restaurants and a pulsating (albeit more commercial) nightlife. The beach is located 9 kilometers from Mapusa (16 kilometers from Panaji) and ends where Calangute begins. Just off the main Baga Beach strip are several chic restaurants and designer boutiques, for those who prefer things more refined.
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Located right on the picturesque beach of Morjim is the chilled-out, Russian owned restaurant-lounge, Bora Bora. Open 24 hours, the beachfront lounge draws largely a Russian clientele, though it caters to travellers from across the globe. The menu is eclectic, the music is always on and always good (the owner is a DJ), and the beach in front is pristine. With services like a kindergarten for the kids and kite-surfing classes for adventurous adults, it is easy to see why Goa's Bora Bora is one of the area's most popular and most talked-about destinations.
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The word Calangute is said to be derived from the Konkani word- 'Koli-gutti', which means land of fishermen. Others have ascribed it to the vernacular word “Kalyangutti” (village of art) or “Konvallo-ghott “ (strong pit of the coconut tree). Once a peaceful fishing village and a mainstay for the hippies in the 60s, Calangute beach is now easily the most popular tourist destination in Goa. This highly commercialised beach attracts swarms of tourists from across the globe, boasting a myriad of options for hotels, restaurants, boutiques, spas, excursions, water-sports and bars to match every budget.
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Morjim Beach is a picturesque strip of white sand beach that attracts many Eastern Europeans and is home to a several beach shacks serving delectable seafood and cocktails, as well as a handful of charming eats and party venues.
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Tara is a South African 40 foot catamaran of the award winning Island Spirit 401 design. The boat offers luxurious interiors, with three bedroom cabins, two bathrooms, a central lounge and several chilling areas on its upper deck. The Tara cruise comprises ocean-going day trips of four, six or eight hours to Goan islands, around Goa's beaches or special fishing trips around the rocks of Maharashtra. The cruise is available from a number of ports in North Goa.
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Vagator lies just south of the popular Anjuna area, separated by a few kilometers of cliffs and dry grasslands. Small Vagator houses an assortment of old farmhouses and charming Indo-Portuguese bungalows arranged around quaint leafy roads. The road eventually leads to the beach, before passing through legendary party venues like Hill-top, Nine Bar, a few popular restaurants, road-side bars and guest-houses.
Morjim Beach is definitely the best place for kite surfing in Goa. During January-March and April, learn the basic of kiting in a very safe and fun,how to control your kite, use it safely and enjoy the kitesurfing ! Courses are suitable for all people of any age
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