Laguna Anjuna
Sorantto Vado Anjuna, Goa, 403 509, India
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Beachy
We have been enjoying a few more says of sea and sun. Lying all day on beaches does not necessarily make for good blogging but is definately good for becoming as relaxed as we are all feeling right now. We took a trip down the coast to a town called Baga, a slightly bigger beach town that reminded us all of being in Spain in peak season, i.e. lots of sunburnt beached tourists. Its choc full of Russians here, all of whom, but especially the men, have ...
GOA!
... night yesterday evening, went for some cocktails on the beach, soon finding a faviourite bar, namely one which plays something other than hard trance (aside from the "trance unplugged which some German hippies played on bongos and xylophones at the restaurant over dinner!).
Gonna stop now as this connection is really bad, computer keeps freezing and I keep losing drafts. Very annoying.will write more soon.
BBBB love love!
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Vagator
Next day I got a taxi bike just up the road to Vagator. Got a hotel a little bit more expensive but sound and walked down to the beach. You have to walk up to this cliff top and then walk down from there and all the bars are on the left. There were 3-4 bars so I stopped for a quick drink in one and then walked all the way to the end of the beach just to see things and for a chill. I spoke to a few Goan girls trying to sell you stuff as per. Then on the way they were filming ...
Anjuna and Goa
So with starting this blog it will be such an adventure and has been already. I am travelling alone for the first time and it sometimes is better with people but I think it will be more of an adventure this way. We went to Anjuna on the last trip towards the end of the season and I wanted to come back for some serious partying and some chilling.
So before I start I have had a big, long year working pretty much every day for 12 hours each day so I can save enough money to have ...
Madhuram Paryatan
... resort which will have the genuine ambience of Konkani Wadi with all the modern facilities. The huts are being made of sloping asbestos roof, well concealed with knitted cocoanut fronds (Zavli). They are called as "Machli"s after the similar structures put up by the farmers in Konkan to stay overnight and guard their farms from the marauding wild beasts and robbers. The interiors will be well furnished for a couple or a small family. There will be hammocks ...



