A Small City with Heritage The Tanish Hotel proudly heralds itself as “the best place to stay in town”. We’re not so sure about that but there were no cockroaches so we were happy. The room boys there were so young that they still enjoyed more »
The Novelty of a Seatbelt The journey from Galgibaga beach to Agonda was one of the most comfortable we have had in India. We treated ourselves to a proper taxi and as you can see from this photo I am well chuffed to be sat more »
A Gorgeous, Unspoilt Spot Galgibaga Beach was exactly what the French lady (I feel terrible that I have forgotten her name) had promised. Very quiet indeed. At first we felt a bit like it is never good to get what you wish for as it more »
Still Feeling Sick in Lovely Agonda After escaping from the European holiday destination of choice for those who want expensive dodgy beach huts (Palolem) we arrived in the much quieter, more sedate town of Agonda, also on the beach. I was mostly ill in bed more »
Arriving in Palolem was like arriving in a not very posh Spanish resort. It was packed with tourists from all over the world including backpackers, families, older travellers and Indian tourists. The beach hut we rented for the night was right on the beach but more »