Ronil Beach Resort Baga

soooo<br>finally left sleepy benaluim and headed a couple of hours north to baga, a busy beach with plenty to do<br>got settled in our hotel - not as nice as the last resort but to be honest i dont think much will be!<br>had a couple of quiet days, relaxing around the pool, trying out different resteraunts and generally taking in the sights<br>everything is a lot more 'tourist' orientated here, you cannot walk more than a couple of metres without being asked if you want a ...

soooooo<br>still in baga and having a quiet couple of weeks<br>sadly the bum bag was removed by the fashion police (alan) and disposed of - he couldnt stand the humiliation any longer:(<br>managed to download some photos finally but it has taken hours and the ones from mumbai are ruined as they were taken in the wrong file size and the ****** computers over here cant process them so its goa only im afraid......and not all of them either as i ran out of ...

From now on Dave is going to be writing the travelpods so I can take a break and get the photos up. He refuses to capitalize since he has a hunt and peck method of typing. It's not really his fault since he was born before technology existed and is trying his hardest to make the adjustment. I am going to try and edit to make sure things make sense but for ...

Health is doing better today after a day at the beach. Booked myself a taxi for tomorrow to explore the area, visit beaches and Old Goa and Panjim. Sunday I will be going on a snorkeling trip to some Islands. The organisers are Germans and have a diving school here in Baga. So this should be fine!

... ed around in the blist**ing heat with our rucksacks to find a hotel, ended up staying at the White Negro. Went for a tootle along the beach and lunch in a restaurant on stilts on the beach, all chairs faced the sea. We asked the wait** for two cokes and in reply he wobble-waggled his head. Sat absolutely bewild**ed we asked for two cokes again and got the same response. Sharing a look of entire confusion, we asked 'Ok?' and aft** a final wobble-waggle he disappeared, soon returning ...

... the deep green valley and at the distance stood a tall hill. The fog had pushed it further. In between was an empty space. I thought there exited the heaven. It took us an hour to reach Palolem. The road to the beach was crowded with shops. They were selling colorful clothes, rare collectibles and artistic jewellery. We took the steps to get down to the beach. On the lowest step, I stood still. The panoramic view of the sea was breathtaking! We walked ...

... bongs (or something like that). Not all hippies became respectable - some of them just game to Goa to get away from the "man", man. The flea market was a wild mix of fabrics, earing's, bongs, love beads, a couple restaurants and pretty much anything you could want. It even had a cow who could break-dance. I kid you not. I saw it with my own two eyes. That cow could put Britney Spears to shame and no, I don ...

... not here'.We had couple of quietish days here before moving on to Vagator beach. Again an improvement on Baga and the venue of our second rather large and funny night out. This place is unfortunately a bit of a tease. I had promised myself a prance about on the beach at one of infamous parties, but theres been a significant crack down on the open air parties and the clubs, into which the action has been mainly transferred have had their hours severly cutailed as we found out ...

... for a fortnight, and meet up again with Gemma and Gareth. All piled down to Palolem Beach and found ourselves a couple of beachfront bungalows on stilts. Palolem is a huge beach with loads of bungalows and bars and a real backpacker vibe, and the weather was baking, so it was a perfect place to Indianise! Helen had organised a stay in a Keralan village through one of her friends at work. We were staying in her family house which was ...

... you may wonder. But yes, that may become part of road rules, if what the State Government is contemplating materialises. In its bid to spread sanitation awareness among people and propagate the need for toilet facility in each house, the government has deemed it fit to make possession of toilet certificate obligatory. And what better way to begin this campaign than with the owners of vehicles? In ...