Located on the western coast of India, the land of magic, mystery and monuments, lies the tiny little laid-back state of 'Goa' with its swaying palms, verdant fields, and mesmerizing beaches.

With barely 45 minutes flying time from Mumbai, perhaps no other state offers so much of charm combined with beauty. Its characteristic white washed chapels and churches of Portuguese architecture, quaint houses with flower decked balconies, and small pubs and cafes make it the place one would yearn to return to again and again. And with real estate booming in Goa, it presents a ripe time in purchasing a villa/apartment or property in Goa.

Goa is well connected by air, road and rail. National Highway 17 connects Mumbai to Goa by road and the Konkan Railway route has opened up the Mumbai-Goa corridor significantly. Domestic flights, International flights and Charter flights during the season, all provide a memorable travel to Goa.

Besides its sprawling beaches there is much more to see in Goa, such as the spice plantations, and the nature walks, camps in the jungles, treks and rafting offered by the resorts in the spice villages. One can also enjoy a peaceful holiday in the backwood camps in the foothills of the Western Ghats, or have a perfect get away by getting on the only off shore floating casino in India which sets sail every evening from Panaji.

Its hospitality and lifestyle, its churches, temples, forts and monuments, its unique mouthwatering food, its art, culture, festivals, and music all resonate its invitation to a traveler. Besides the sun, sand and sea, and the cool refreshing breeze across your face, the warmth of the people of Goa makes Goa a paradise to live in. As such the temperature in Goa hovers between 20-30 degrees day in and day out throughout the year. It is connected to the other states and to the rest of the world by frequent domestic and international flights, including cheap charter flights during the season. There is a high flow of foreign tourists into Goa starting from October and ending in May. Having an abundance of marine life, it translates but naturally into a variety of enticing and delectable seafood.