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Vivenda Dos Palhacos

( Goa )

OVERVIEW

The 100 year old Vivenda dos Palhacos boasts three different atmospheres. At the front of the house is a modest Portuguese Mansion built in 1929, behind is an older house made from thick, rammed earth walls and to the back is the main garden with a swimming pool. This beautiful property is perfectly placed for you to enjoy vibrant Majorda Village and still be just a kilometer away from the beach.

Cuisine: Goan, Continental

Weather:
Summer- Min 25°C, Max 33°C
Winter- Min 17°C, Max 31°C

Best time to visit: November-March

GETTING THERE

By Air: Dabolim Airport (15 km, 20 mins)

By Rail: Margao Train Station (11 km, 15 mins)

By Road: Panjim (28 km, 3/4 hr)

THINGS TO DO

Cabo De Rama Fort- Portuguese claimed the Cabo de Rama Fort after defeating the Raja (King) of Soonda and renovated it subsequently. Now the fort, primarily composed of ruins now, is a popular tourist destination. Cabo De Rama is home to the bespoke church of Santo Antonio. The altitude of the fort and it’s gorgeous setting allows for uninterrupted views of the Colva beach and the Canacona stretch.

Basilica of Bom Jesus- A UNESCO world heritage site that contains the relics of St. Francis Xavier.  This Jesuit Church is India’s first minor basilica and is primarily known for its beautiful baroque architecture in India.

Mansions of South Goa  Figuerido House, Briganza House and Palacio de Deo are all located nearby to the property.

Saturday Night Market- This bustling market (every Saturday evening from 6pm – late night) is located in Apora. This market boasts myriads of selections including spices, teas, Kashmiri carpets, antique jewellery etc. Designers from all over the globe assemble at this market to showcase and sell their goods. Once done shopping, visitors can enjoy the iced cocktails of “The Boutique House Bar” where many Djs come to play their tracks.

Anjuna Flea Market- Anjuna’s weekly Wednesday flea market is an essential Goan experience! Although goods can be on the pricier side, this places hosts merchandise that comes from all over India. Tibetan and Kashmiri traders, Gujarati tribal women, and traders from various parts of India convene here to sell their goods. If shopping doesn’t excite you as much, you can sit back at the chai stalls or restaurant bars with live music and drink the night away.  Cafe Looda is the place to be due to its beachfront location, live music and enviable sunset views.

PRICE
Peak Season:
Min.
Max.
7,750
13,050
Off Season:
Min.
Max.
4.800
7,500

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