Villa Arossim

The Grande Club Rooms at our resort, spaciously designed, provide a luxurious experience, with every modern amenity thoughtfully in place. These 348 sq.ft. hotel rooms in South Goa, come with a small area that overlooks a quaint garden, which is a nice spot for some relaxation. 

Our Suites in South Goa, spread over an impressive 510 sq. ft., provide the ultimate bespoke luxury and an indelible beach stay. They come with a panoramic view of the resort pool and spaciously designed interiors. Antique furniture, a personal balcony, a bathtub, and specially done flooring are standout features. These suites serve as the best beach stay in South Goa and are perfect for a luxury-filled getaway!

Make sure you get your taste buds ready, and we serve some delicious items - for both vegetarians and non - vegetarians. We snack on a variety of sweet, savory and special items known only to the locals. You visit spots where these delicacies are best prepared in the Latin quarter of Goa. Not only will they keep you satisfied, and at the same time, you will crave more. The names of the places, as well as the dishes, are to be disclosed only once you join us. Also included in the trail are some untold stories about the city, and some fun facts and trivia about the food, drinks and places.

The island of Dveepvattika, or Divar as we presently know is the only major Island in Goa not connected by road. Flanked by Old Goa and Raibandar, this Island was once home to famous temples of Goa including the Saptkoteshwar Temple, the family deity of the Kadambas. As history would have it, it was one of the first places captured by the Portuguese in Goa. On the Divar Exploration, we explore the major religious monuments on the island, a temple pond dating back nearly a thousand years.

This island is a surprise to the common man and will leave you mesmerized with its untouched beauty.

Big Foot Museum is a museum and a theme park based in the South Goa, India, village of Loutolim in the sub-district of Salcete. It is a museum dedicated to rural Goan life. It was founded and is run by the artist Maendra Alvares. Loutolim is close to Margao.