Sunday, 14 February 2010
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Thursday, 21 January 2010
Goa Winter 2010/11 On Sale Now!
Goa holidays for winter 2010/2011 have recently gone on sale, this means you can now book a holiday in Goa up until April 2011! Book early for the best deals to Goa.
Early booking discounts are on offer which can save you up to £300 per couple on brochure prices, Christmas and New Year in Goa are selling really quickly so we recommend you book early to secure your holiday at the best possible price. And remember all holidays booked through JLM Travel are financially protected by ABTA and ATOL.
See our website our call us free on 0800 091 2065 today!
Early booking discounts are on offer which can save you up to £300 per couple on brochure prices, Christmas and New Year in Goa are selling really quickly so we recommend you book early to secure your holiday at the best possible price. And remember all holidays booked through JLM Travel are financially protected by ABTA and ATOL.
See our website our call us free on 0800 091 2065 today!
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Friday, 30 October 2009
Holidays in Goa
Nestling close to the banks of the Baga River, the Riverside Regency is perfectly located for a peaceful and relaxing holiday. The beach and resort of Baga are approximately 500 metres away, across the Baga Bridge.
The Riverside Regency enjoys a high number of repeat guests, and has been popular for many years. Early booking is recommended!
We have a great holiday in Goa for the Riverside Regency.
Gatwick - Goa
14th Jan 2010
21nts B&B
** FREE TRANSFERS & FLIGHT MEALS **
£675.00
Monday, 14 September 2009
Great Goa Getaways
Departing from Gatwick on 07 November 2009 for 7 Nights
Accommodation: Nazri Resorts
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£686
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Departing from Manchester on 29 November 2009 for 14 Nights
Accommodation: Phoenix Park Inn
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£548
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Departing from East Midlands on 17 December 2009 for 14 Nights
Accommodation: Osborne
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£918
For these and many more offers see our website - or call us free on 0800 091 2065
Friday, 4 September 2009
Baga Bargain For Goa!
Goa is increasing in popularity each year so we highly recommend early booking. We have some early booking Goa bargains available.
Departing from Manchester on 30 November 2009 for 14 Nights
Accommodation: Phoenix Park Inn
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£557
***Departing from East Midlands on 10 December 2009 for 14 Nights
Accommodation: Osborne
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£518
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Departing from Gatwick on 07 January 2010 for 14 Nights
Accommodation: Phoenix Park Inn
Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
£566
Call us free today on 0800 091 0887 or see our website
Goa Holiday Guide
Just a nine hour flight from the UK is a paradise called Goa. Blue skies, fantastic sandy beaches on the Arabian Sea, friendly locals and hours of warm sunshine make Goa a perfect winter sun destination. Goa has some of the best beaches in India and the friendly locals will give you a warm welcome. Goa is an exotic destination with palm fringed soft beaches and fantastic sunsets, ideal for a holiday of a lifetime.
The Portuguese have had a lot of influence over Goa, they ruled until as recent as 1961, having conquered in 1510. They built churches, roads and introduced Christianity to the area.
Goa offers some of the best beaches in India. Goa offers some fantastic food from local curry dishes to fantastic seafood including tiger prawns, lobsters and kingfish. Many restaurants will barbecue in tandoori ovens as soon as local fisherman bring them to the kitchen. Food and drink is very reasonably priced and a full meal with wine can be purchased from as little £5!
Travelling around Goa is easy and very cheap. A local bus fare will cost you a few pence and taxi fares cost around £3 for a short journey. We have many cheap holidays to Goa on our website. We can offer late deals to Goa as well as discount on holidays booked in advance to Goa and other Indian Ocean resorts.
Information
British Passport holders must have at least six months left on their passport and will require a visa for entry to Goa. Visa's can be obtained from the Indian High Commission in London, for further details please call 0891 444544. They can also be obtained from the Indian Visa Office in Birmingham (Tel 0121 2122782) or Indian Visa Office in Edinburgh (Tel 0131 229 2144). The visa is currently £25 per person as of 18th July 2006. If you intend to travel to Goa or Kerala more than once apply for a multiple visa and inform them of the dates you intend on going, you will only have to pay for your Indian visa once.Please check with the above offices for up to date information.
Flight Time: Approx 9 Hours from the UK
Regional Capital: Panjim
Currency: Rupee
Climate: Between October and May the average daily temperature is between 24C to 32C
Time difference: Usually 5.5 hours ahead of UK
Language: Hindi is the offical language of India, however English is well spoken.
Goa Resorts
The north coast of Goa offers the most resorts and is the most commercial part of this wonderful destination. The most popular resorts in this area are Baga, Calangute and Candolim.
The central resorts of Goa offer tranquil beaches and have a much more relaxed way of life. An ideal base from which to explore all of Goa, nightlife tends to be hotel based.
Anjuna, Goa
The resort of Anjuna offers two beaches. One is small and rocky below a cliff top with a few small stalls and couple of restaurants. The other is sandy and is home to the famous flea market which is held on Wednesday's. The market is said to be one of the most colourful in Goa, where Indian women sell bedclothes and sarongs and hippies sell there homemade wares.The southern resorts in Goa are less commercialised and tend to be a little more expensive to get to. Main resorts include Cavelossim Beach and Benaulim.
You can find cheap holidays to Goa website
Arpora, Goa
Arpora is situated behind Baga beach and is a much quieter resort. Arpora is less commercialised with a lot of local activity taking place, quiet enough to relax but close enough to Baga not to bore. Baga is around a 5 minute drive from the resort.
Baga Beach, Goa
The beach at Baga is one of the busiest beaches in Goa. Amongst the beach shacks there are lines of sunloungers and sunshades available to hire. Fisherman fish from the beach and you may spot the odd cow lying in the sunshine!
One of the liveliest resorts in Goan terms for nightlife, popular bars include Titos and Mambo's bar.
Calangute, Goa
The resort of Calangute is almost as busy as Baga, but as you head out of the resort you will find a quieter stretch of beach, away from the main hustle of tourists. There are some shops bars and restaurants which appeal to all tastes and age ranges.
Candolim, Goa
Candolim has a wide beach which has a number of beach bars set in and around the sand dunes. Local fishermen park their boats on the beach and can be seen during the day talking amongst each other about their catch. Nightlife is more relaxed here compared to neighbours Baga and Calangute, but there are some good restaurants that serve curries and local seafood.
Cavelossim, Goa
Situated in South Goa, Cavelossim has become more popular over the last few years. The resort has grown with lots of new hotels and a big increase in shops, bars and restaurants.
Cavelossim is ideal for a relaxing break with a little bit of life but nothing too busy. A large white-sand beach attracts beach lovers back to this resort year after year.
You can find cheap holidays to Goa website
The Portuguese have had a lot of influence over Goa, they ruled until as recent as 1961, having conquered in 1510. They built churches, roads and introduced Christianity to the area.
Goa offers some of the best beaches in India. Goa offers some fantastic food from local curry dishes to fantastic seafood including tiger prawns, lobsters and kingfish. Many restaurants will barbecue in tandoori ovens as soon as local fisherman bring them to the kitchen. Food and drink is very reasonably priced and a full meal with wine can be purchased from as little £5!
Travelling around Goa is easy and very cheap. A local bus fare will cost you a few pence and taxi fares cost around £3 for a short journey. We have many cheap holidays to Goa on our website. We can offer late deals to Goa as well as discount on holidays booked in advance to Goa and other Indian Ocean resorts.
Information
British Passport holders must have at least six months left on their passport and will require a visa for entry to Goa. Visa's can be obtained from the Indian High Commission in London, for further details please call 0891 444544. They can also be obtained from the Indian Visa Office in Birmingham (Tel 0121 2122782) or Indian Visa Office in Edinburgh (Tel 0131 229 2144). The visa is currently £25 per person as of 18th July 2006. If you intend to travel to Goa or Kerala more than once apply for a multiple visa and inform them of the dates you intend on going, you will only have to pay for your Indian visa once.Please check with the above offices for up to date information.
Flight Time: Approx 9 Hours from the UK
Regional Capital: Panjim
Currency: Rupee
Climate: Between October and May the average daily temperature is between 24C to 32C
Time difference: Usually 5.5 hours ahead of UK
Language: Hindi is the offical language of India, however English is well spoken.
Goa Resorts
The north coast of Goa offers the most resorts and is the most commercial part of this wonderful destination. The most popular resorts in this area are Baga, Calangute and Candolim.
The central resorts of Goa offer tranquil beaches and have a much more relaxed way of life. An ideal base from which to explore all of Goa, nightlife tends to be hotel based.
Anjuna, Goa
The resort of Anjuna offers two beaches. One is small and rocky below a cliff top with a few small stalls and couple of restaurants. The other is sandy and is home to the famous flea market which is held on Wednesday's. The market is said to be one of the most colourful in Goa, where Indian women sell bedclothes and sarongs and hippies sell there homemade wares.The southern resorts in Goa are less commercialised and tend to be a little more expensive to get to. Main resorts include Cavelossim Beach and Benaulim.
You can find cheap holidays to Goa website
Arpora, Goa
Arpora is situated behind Baga beach and is a much quieter resort. Arpora is less commercialised with a lot of local activity taking place, quiet enough to relax but close enough to Baga not to bore. Baga is around a 5 minute drive from the resort.
Baga Beach, Goa
The beach at Baga is one of the busiest beaches in Goa. Amongst the beach shacks there are lines of sunloungers and sunshades available to hire. Fisherman fish from the beach and you may spot the odd cow lying in the sunshine!
One of the liveliest resorts in Goan terms for nightlife, popular bars include Titos and Mambo's bar.
Calangute, Goa
The resort of Calangute is almost as busy as Baga, but as you head out of the resort you will find a quieter stretch of beach, away from the main hustle of tourists. There are some shops bars and restaurants which appeal to all tastes and age ranges.
Candolim, Goa
Candolim has a wide beach which has a number of beach bars set in and around the sand dunes. Local fishermen park their boats on the beach and can be seen during the day talking amongst each other about their catch. Nightlife is more relaxed here compared to neighbours Baga and Calangute, but there are some good restaurants that serve curries and local seafood.
Cavelossim, Goa
Situated in South Goa, Cavelossim has become more popular over the last few years. The resort has grown with lots of new hotels and a big increase in shops, bars and restaurants.
Cavelossim is ideal for a relaxing break with a little bit of life but nothing too busy. A large white-sand beach attracts beach lovers back to this resort year after year.
You can find cheap holidays to Goa website
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