Holiday in Goa - what to do there?

misgrace

lucid-tentacles wrote: »

Visit Hampi ( the train ride is a buzz) get your teeth fixed (gums lifted 20 crowns and 2 bridges for £1800 all fine and dandy 18 months on your eyesight tested and new bifocals which darken with the sun (i forget the official term). a complete and i mean complete medical check up (MOT) for between £50 - £100 i forget the priceUnfortunately even goa can't do anything for memory loss and eat at as many of the fine restaurants as you can. If in North Goa get a taxi to beaches such as Arambol, Mandrem Ashvem even little Vagator, watch premier league football and Champions League at 2 am.I'm off again this year this time for 10 weeks its cheaper to live there than here (I'm a landscape gardener so hell who wants to scrabble for work in the middle of winter).

Very interesting info there, can you explain what you mean by 'Gums lifting' , How about cosmetic surgery, I bet thats quite cheap there too, Hmmm, dont know if I would have the courage to get it done (if I was thinking of it) anywhere but the UK.

Definately food for thought.

Plasterer

Forget Candlim and Calangute go to Palolem!!!! Its Paradise 1000 rupees (about £12-£15) for taxi down there. Stay in a coconut tree hut (I would suggest Papillon resort) about £5 a night - They are on facebook. Lady from Staffordshire owns it with her Indian husband (Nice couple)

PS You wont go hungry down there.

I'm there in March WHOOOHOOOO!!!!!!!

littlereddevil

Goa is nothing like Gambia, which is a real pain. Even with my husband in Gambia we couldn't get a minute's peace and were continually followed. Goa is just fab but I wouldn't go ai I used to buy a prawn curry for £1-2 . I could go on and on you will love it.