Transcript Surroundings

Surroundings
• 5 Star hotels
• Cavelossim Beach
• River Sal
5 Star hotels
All the mentioned 5 star hotels are in a radius of 2-3 Km
from the property.
Radisson Blu – At Stone throwaway distance
Hathi Mahal Resort - At Stone throwaway distance
Hotel Leela – Approx. 3 Km
Holiday Inn – Approx 2 Km
Cavelossim Beach
Specialty Of Cavelossim Beach
• Rated as the best Beach of Goa.
• This Beach is considered as photographer’s paradise. The white
soft sand, blue crystalline water, and the greenery makes its
presence felt from all corners of this Beach.
• The beauty of the beach is its cleanliness and the calm and
tranquil serenity.
• These beaches are very quiet beaches when compared to
Anjuna or Calangute beaches, so one can come here to spend
few peaceful moments with oneself and feel the charm of the sea
acting on him.
Picture and activities at Cavelossim beach
White Sand At Cavelossim Beach
Sunset View At Cavelossim Beach
Water Sports At Cavelossim Beach
Boat Rides For Dolphin Sitings At Cavelossim
Beach
Markets Close to Cavelossim Beach
River Sal
There is simply no better way to enjoy Goa than from the water. And no,
we don’t mean just swimming or riding the waves in the ocean – we are
referring to Goa’s plenitude of rivers and backwaters that allow one a
peek into Goa’s rarely seen hinterland.
Goa’s interiors are connected by water in a way that simply has to be
experienced to be believed. Enjoy exploring the fascinating Sal river,
sometimes referred to as the Mississippi of Salcete taluka!
The Salcete taluka, an area of about 300 km2,is intimately linked to the
wellbeing of its only river basin, the geologically special and ecologically
fragile Sal river basin. Sal is the third largest river (35 km) in Goa with
the third largest basin (301 km2). Considered a geological and
hydrological oddity, the Sal is a really unusual waterbody.
It is the only river that follows a north-south direction before meeting the Arabian Sea
at Betul. The river opens near Cavelossim in south Goa.
The Sal backwaters are truly a part of Goa unseen. Navigating this river is a delightful
experience. Only accessible by kayak, this ecosystem is something which is
experienced by only the lucky few.
Enjoy river fishing,angling, crabbing, riverine village life, backwater photography, bird
watching or just cruising. Cruising down the small tributaries of this river can make for
quite an unforgettable water and land experience! This wetland paradise is a part of
Goa which is rarely seen.
Birdwatchers can enjoy the opportunity to see over forty species of different birds
including four types of kingfishers and a host of cormorants, drongos, herons, egrets
and waterfowl.
Even if you’re not interested in bird-watching, a lazy, up and down paddle on flat
waters, is something you must see and experience in Goa. Nothing beats the
unbound serenity of an early morning paddle down the calm waters. Enjoy your
solitude or take a romantic sojourn for two in twilight. With the sky above and water
below,
this
is
the
stuff
dreams
are
made
of.
Take up your oars and get going!