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How and where to eat economically in Goa? Prices in Goa are not so low now.
How and where to eat economically in Goa? Prices in Goa are not so low now.
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I join the question. I'm going to Goa at the end of January. And I’ll also add a question on the flight: who flew through Istanbul, tell me the further route to Goa (where is it more convenient to make a transfer?).
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answered 9 years ago
Wind of Change, you'd better contact the forum in the air travel section with a question. There you will be prompted as quickly as possible and it is better to do it. Or write in a personal to an expert in this matter Pack))))
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answered 9 years ago
Rent, like us, a villa by the sea with a kitchen and cook for yourself. In the store you buy vegetables, fruits, milk, yogurt, eggs. Live fish in the market. You are taking a couple of sausage sticks, several cans of stew, a couple of packs of oatmeal, buckwheat, etc. with you. Prepare omelettes, milk porridge, salad in the morning. Cook soup, borscht, fish soup for lunch, fry fish. Vodka is cheap there. Especially delicious rum. We brought home from there. We were 2 families. Prepared in order. Cooking food didn't bother us. Sometimes you can have a cheap lunch in a cafe. There are many of them on the beach.
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answered 9 years ago
It is cheaper to fly with an Arab air carrier. We flew from Kyiv by Air Arabia via El Ain or Sharjah. True, they do not feed on the plane. Food is expensive. They took their sandwiches. But water or tea had to be bought on the plane.
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answered 9 years ago
Orbittours, please write a link to the topic "Air travel" about which you write - it was not possible to find it from the phone.
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answered 9 years ago
The Dolphin supermarket is 700 meters from the Radisson Hotel and another 200 meters later there is a larger Newton supermarket, where you can buy groceries, sausages, frozen shrimp and everything else. We took an electric kettle from home and poured boiling water over cereals that did not require cooking (buckwheat, wheat, corn and oatmeal) and after 8 minutes it was ready. There are many cafes along the street near the hotel, we had dinner there, you can choose an average price from the menu. And if you don’t disdain and want food cheaper, then opposite the Dolphin there is a street canteen for locals three times cheaper than a cafe. Judging by the choice of the hotel, you also want cleanliness in the cafe, then my advice is out of place.
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Veter.Peremen, your country of residence is Egypt in your profile, how can Ukrainian tourists give you advice on profitable flights? Pachok page - http://my.turpravda.ua/Pachok/
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Veter.Peremen, your country of residence is Egypt in your profile, how can Ukrainian tourists give you advice on profitable flights? Pachok page - http://my.turpravda.ua/Pachok/
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answered 9 years ago
:) Here it is, glory! I have no experience of traveling to India and have never been interested in this destination. Unfortunately, I can't offer any advice.
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answered 9 years ago
Nadin65, my question was addressed to all travelers, not just Ukrainian tourists))) After all, this forum is common for tourists from Russia (turpravda.RU), Latvia (turpravda.LV) and Ukraine (turpravda.UA). The question was about flights from Istanbul - because a low-cost airline flies there from Egypt, where I live. And already from Istanbul you can fly to many places. Suddenly, some of those present here have already flown from there to Goa))
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answered 9 years ago
At the prices in the cafe - everything is pretty standard, cheaper where there is a minimal finish inside, where the locals sit, where it is not the most popular place, away from the sea. Again - there is a lot where the menu is at the entrance, you can navigate
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answered 9 years ago
For the wind of change. Last season in February, we flew via Istanbul to Delhi, from there by a local line to Goa. If you choose this route, then you must visit a local carrier. Which flies from Delhi from the international airport terminal 3. This season we are from Delhi by Airasia airline. You buy tickets online. Some local airlines fly to Goa from a local airport. You can take a bus between airports, but it's a hassle.
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answered 9 years ago