hi everyone some people have already told me off for writing only in Spanish, so i will try to write this one in English, please note that i am not checking for spelling or gramamar mistakes as i am typing whatever comes in mind. i don't know what i wrote last and i don't know how to go back without loosing what i just wrote, therefore i am goin...

Despite the huge trail of hippies to this province - or perhaps because of - this area is not as touristed as you might expect. The sight of our white faces was enough to make small children stop and stare - or maybe that's just me.. We decided to take a trip into the jungle and joined on a tour organised by the hotel of half a dozen poeple in a...

We spent 37 hours on the train to Goa in a 3AC sleeper carriage that was full to bursting! We arrived at the train station at least an hour before (as is advised) bought goodies for journey and waited for The Goa Express!! India's version of express and mine are obviously two completely different meanings. We got talking to Rob a traveler from E...

Hello....I'm still in Baga, Goa, the packaged paradise with hords of tattooed burnt brits and im loving it! Its just the break i needed after north indias trials....and its just like a mini holiday in the middle of a mammoth adventure, its great! Thursday i was still feelin a little dodgy after my MEGA bout of food poisoning so just relaxed on t...

Hi, here is a quick summary of the great week I had when my sister Suzanne came to visit. [Day 1 - Friday] The day finally arrived when Sue was due to land in Goa, I had a frantic search on the internet to confirm the flight details, checking emails, calling the airport to double check the 12.30 landing (with no luck). So, off I headed 90 minute...

The time in Goa has been super-relaxing. Palolem is the beach where some of the Bourne Supremacy was filmed. I'm staying about 5 miutes walk from the place where the house on the beach was built and subsequently knocked down. I have spent much time just relaxing on the beach and hanging out with Simon, a friend that I met travelling in Nicaragua...

Goa remains remarkable. The eclectic beauty and the windswept tranquility struck down the jaded scowl from my face the way only a true paradise can. The winds screaming in off the turbulence of the Arabian sea, kicking up sand across scattered white-washed churches and solitary cross-marked graves - I have to ask myself whether it was only three...