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A question for Yu Goa connoisseurs. We are flying to Goa in December. Including 4 days we will be in the South, Benaulim. What would you recommend to visit the beaches and other interesting places in South Goa during these 4 days?
A question for Yu Goa connoisseurs. We are flying to Goa in December. Including 4 days we will be in the South, Benaulim. What would you recommend to visit the beaches and other interesting places in South Goa during these 4 days?
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Benaulim - the beach is good, it's nice to relax.
If you are interested in ancient ruins, take a ride to the Cabo De Rama fort - a very picturesque place.
There is not much to do in Margao, but in Panaji (Panjim) it is more interesting ... plus a few Hindu temples along the way.
If you have time - you can ride to the Dudsagar waterfall - interesting, but it's for the whole day.
If you are interested in ancient ruins, take a ride to the Cabo De Rama fort - a very picturesque place.
There is not much to do in Margao, but in Panaji (Panjim) it is more interesting ... plus a few Hindu temples along the way.
If you have time - you can ride to the Dudsagar waterfall - interesting, but it's for the whole day.
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answered 9 years ago
Thanks for the advice. We were at the waterfall last year. After the South we go to the North to Candolim. Simply, when planning a trip, they told me that there was nothing to do in Yuzhny for more than 4 days, so we decided to stay here for a short time. I would like to see the most interesting things in the South in 4 days.
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answered 9 years ago
Read my story, it may come in handy http://www.turpravda.ua/in/juzhnyy_goa/blog-105942.html
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answered 9 years ago
Iren48, thanks for the link and story. I liked it very much. Regarding your "Will I come again? It is unlikely ... Everything depends on finances." This year we ourselves planned the trip without a tour operator. Pensioners, even Estonian ones, have to keep a very serious eye on the budget. If last time for a tour with a visa and a hotel with breakfast in Calangute they paid 2450 euros for 2 for 2 weeks, now they bought the tickets themselves in advance, ordered an apartment with a kitchen (I hope there will be no shmons) and a stop in Delhi for 2 nights , South Goa 4 days, the rest in Candolim cost us 1600 euros for 2 for a month.
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answered 9 years ago
Then I didn’t think about finances. I just want something new. And this year I was going to Goa again, especially since the prices in dollars were lower than last year's dollars by 300. But it so happened that we went to Egypt. The story is already on the main page.
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answered 9 years ago