If you're a fan of all things wild and wonderful, you'll love Goa. Read on to find out how you can get back in touch with Mother Nature on your Goa holiday...
Sometimes you need to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and recharge your batteries in the arms of Mother Nature. Fortunately, Goa's jungles, waterfalls and vibrant wildlife are the perfect place to do just that.
Here's our guide to planning the relaxing back-to-nature Goa holiday you've been dreaming about:
Stay at...
Soneca Cola Beach Resort
A beautiful location for comfortable tented accommodation on the beach, accessed by a rough track, where you will feel completely tranquil within beautiful Goan nature.
The stunning sea views are hard to beat here! Enjoy the calming atmosphere around the campfire at night, soaking up the sounds of the waves lapping on the shore and the crackling of the fire.
With an on-site restaurant, you will have everything catered for, ensuring you don't need to leave the tranquillity of Soneca.
Find out more >>
Hidden away in the Sahyadri valley amid thick expanses of forest and overlooking the Vazra Falls, the pre-bookable Wildernest excursion is a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of Goa's coastal areas.
Stay for one or two nights and witness a star-studded sky unaffected by light pollution. During the day, when you're not lounging by the pool, you can take part in various treks, wildlife talks and bird-watching trails that will bring you closer to the fascinating biodiversity that surrounds you.
The eco-cottages all come with a choice of forest or valley views, providing you with a calming place to rest your head each night.
Find out more >>
Get out and explore...
Take a day off from your hotel pool and join our Waterfalls & Spice day excursion. Introducing you to two of Goa's key attractions, the stunning Dudhsgar Waterfalls and an aromatic spice plantation, it's a great way to learn about the nature around you.
After a hearty breakfast, you'll hike to the foot of the waterfall and take a dip in the refreshing natural water. Lunch will be eaten at the spice plantation, where you'll be treated to a tour of the garden and its spices. Discover nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon and pepper, plus fresh fruits such as bananas and pineapples.
Find out more >>
Home to over 450 species of bird, Goa is popular with birdwatchers from all over the world. See the fascinating range of species for yourself on one of our birdwatching tours in North Goa and Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary.
Look out for Indian Robins, Racket-Trailed Drongos, Orange Minivets and more — and even the rare Malabar Trogon if you're lucky!
Your guide will provide binoculars for you if you don't have your own, plus the books you'll need to identify birds during your tour.
Find out more >>
