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markhighpeak Aug 29th 2009 4:46 am

Goa for a holiday?
 
I am thinking of visiting Goa with my family for 2 weeks at the end of Oct, however after trawling the net for days, I can't find out where would be a good place. Ideally I'd want a villa near to the beach and close to things to do for 3 young children.

Hopefully someone who lives there could point me in the right direction for areas, and maybe even recommend some good accommodation?

We would be travelling from Abu Dhabi where we currently live.

I hope someone can help out? :fingerscrossed:

emsirrah Aug 29th 2009 7:53 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
At this moment 25 people have looked at your question but nobody has replied. I would suggest that you move your question to another forum as people on this one have usually had enough of Goa and are not really interested.
Google holidaytruths or tripadvisor Goa sites and you will get the answer you are looking for - they will tell you to go ahead and it is the best place on this earth but not on this one.

catpat123 Aug 29th 2009 10:21 pm

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
For accommodation have a look on www.ownersdirect.co.uk or www.holiday-rentals.co.uk

bankfield Aug 30th 2009 2:23 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
Try Lazy days they have the very best of properties for rent and the english lady that runs the goa side is brilliant (Lynn)
www.lazydays.co.uk i think

markhighpeak Aug 30th 2009 4:47 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
Thanks for your input, at least it is pointing me in the right direction :)

poppetjay Aug 31st 2009 1:56 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by bankfield (Post 7888904)
Try Lazy days they have the very best of properties for rent and the english lady that runs the goa side is brilliant (Lynn)
www.lazydays.co.uk i think

But very expensive!!!!!!!

hemingway Aug 31st 2009 6:14 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by poppetjay (Post 7891434)
But very expensive!!!!!!!

Poppetjay, as a 'pukka' ex-pat, I think you are being extremely kind - the prices are outrageous at up to £1,500 for one week - never mind how many the place sleeps!

Hemingway

Remy-Ireland Aug 31st 2009 6:36 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by hemingway (Post 7891946)
Poppetjay, as a 'pukka' ex-pat, I think you are being extremely kind - the prices are outrageous at up to £1,500 for one week - never mind how many the place sleeps!

Hemingway


How Much???!!!:eek::eek:

You can get a years rental for that.

hemingway Aug 31st 2009 6:42 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by Remy-Ireland (Post 7891977)
How Much???!!!:eek::eek:

You can get a years rental for that.

Remy,

The phrase 'how much' is the preserve of Yorkshiremen only!

Tht prices however are as stated - check the website for yourself, some smaller places @ £500 per week, but the larger ones are approaching £1.5k per week! Well out of my league, that's for sure!

Hemingway

noni Aug 31st 2009 9:08 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by hemingway (Post 7891990)
Remy,

The phrase 'how much' is the preserve of Yorkshiremen only!

Tht prices however are as stated - check the website for yourself, some smaller places @ £500 per week, but the larger ones are approaching £1.5k per week! Well out of my league, that's for sure!

Hemingway

y

I think you will find that HOW MUCH is used by everybody who knows Goa:rofl::rofl:

HELL FIRE - IS A GOOD YORKSHIREMANS EXPRESSION :wub:

bankfield Aug 31st 2009 9:11 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
You have to pay for quality and location some of these places come with staff and cars
This company is used buy a few celeb`s
Although it is out of my range

noni Aug 31st 2009 9:33 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by bankfield (Post 7892283)
You have to pay for quality and location some of these places come with staff and cars
This company is used buy a few celeb`s
Although it is out of my range

In all fairness they are top class

jagger Aug 31st 2009 11:06 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 
Noni
Yes they are first class but i can rent a nice flat in knigtsbridge for that.
Please remember Goa has become greedy i love Goa but soon they will get what they deserve.
Im sure if you wait they will have so many places the cost will be resonable.

noni Aug 31st 2009 1:21 pm

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by jagger (Post 7892470)
Noni
Yes they are first class but i can rent a nice flat in knigtsbridge for that.
Please remember Goa has become greedy i love Goa but soon they will get what they deserve.
Im sure if you wait they will have so many places the cost will be resonable.

You are right about Goa being greedy - unfortunately for them, they are going to be short of tourists this season. We personally have 6 friends who have left Goa this year and 8 who are not returning for holidays this season.

k800mer Sep 2nd 2009 9:35 am

Re: Goa for a holiday?
 

Originally Posted by markhighpeak (Post 7886897)
I am thinking of visiting Goa with my family for 2 weeks at the end of Oct, however after trawling the net for days, I can't find out where would be a good place. Ideally I'd want a villa near to the beach and close to things to do for 3 young children.

Hopefully someone who lives there could point me in the right direction for areas, and maybe even recommend some good accommodation?

We would be travelling from Abu Dhabi where we currently live.

I hope someone can help out? :fingerscrossed:

I was just wondering what you mean by 'things to do for 3 young children'
You will not find amusement parks and the like. My grandchildren spend their time either in the pool or on the beach but not in the sea as mostly it is too rough for them. Our resort has a slide and a couple of swings!


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