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Goa is a much-featured destination on the World Tourism map. This tiny emerald covering 3702 sq km has a 105 km long coast line lapped by the Arabian Sea. The state is bordered by Maharashtra and Karnataka. Temperate climate, diverse landscapes, wide, sandy, palm-fringed beaches, clean waters and an aura of serenity attract many tourists from all over the world.

Goa is pleasant throughout the year and it rains between June and September. Goa is reachable from Bangalore, Mumbai, Mangalore or Pune by road or rail. Convenient railway stations are Madgaon, Thivim and Vasco. It is linked by air to most major Indian cities.

Goa is best known for its beaches and most tourist attractions are centred around 4 towns namely Panaji, Margao, Vasco and Ponda.

The Taj Hotels in Goa include some of the best beach resorts in Goa. Situated in close proximity to the beach, Fort Aguada Beach Resort offers a range of spacious villas and cottages. Taj Exotica, located on the southwest coast of Goa, overlooking the Arabian sea is a Mediterranean-style luxury resort. Taj Holiday Village is a complex of terracotta-roofed cottages and is the perfect combination of modern elegance and timeless hospitality.



Located on the southwest coast of Goa, overlooking the Arabian sea, this Mediterranean-style 5 star resort is one of the best five star hotels in Goa and has a way of slowing down time to a tranquil tempo. Set amidst fifty-six acres of lush gardens, Taj Exotica is a showcase for relaxation with tropical-inspired design touches, grand architecture, a sun-drenched atrium, wide shady corridors, and flower lined patios for a memorable stay.

The Taj Exotica is subtly divided into the main hotel building with spacious deluxe and luxury rooms and two and four bedroom villas.

Spacious and sophisticated, all guestrooms at the Taj Exotica embody the Indian tradition of luxurious design and comfort. Interiors stand out with their elegant blend of Goan and Portuguese style.

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