Goa, the perfect blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, sweetened with sandy toes and sun-kissed faces topped with the sussegad lifestyle everyone needs to experience at least once. Goa’s biggest draw is undoubtedly the string of beaches. You can just drive along the coast and watch time pass by. But here’s a quintessential checklist for your next trip
The first thing you need to do before you plan your trip is to look for a private villa in Goa that is up for rent. Lohono has the best-handpicked villas to offer provided with unparalleled hospitality, rent Lohono’s luxury villas in Goa with a private pool and watch time pass by as you relax and sip on your favourite beverage. Enjoy the beautiful weather there during this time of the year by renting holiday villas in Goa.
Backwaters
There’s more to Goa than its beaches. Experience the serenity & tranquillity of Goa like never before while cruising through the backwaters along the lines of Salim Ali bird sanctuary. Watch the sun disappear in the sea while you adore the Portuguese architecture and the serenity around you
Seafood
Goa villas for rent usually serve the best cuisine by their local home chefs. Enjoy authentic Goan food in Lohono’s carefully set and designed dining areas. Sit with your family for endless hours catching up with others or just revisiting those embarrassing childhood memories.
Go for a drive
Take a day to just drive around Goa remember how it’s a perfect blend of two completely different cultures. Visit all the tourist spots or different restaurants. Drive from North Goa to South Goa, adore the beautiful Portuguese architecture as your drive through roads bordered with palm trees.
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