Sami Beach Huts

You will need a visa to enter India. Many countries can now apply for an e-visa online, this lasts for 30 days. More information is available at www.incredibleindia.org or visit the website of the Indian embassy at your country of residence.

Vaccinations are not mandatory for travel to Goa. However,we recommend you consult your doctor to make an educated decision. It's advisable to make sure that your tetanus vaccination is up-to-date. We recommend you bring tablets for fever, diarrhoea and stomach upsets as well as mosquito spray and creams to relieve itching caused by insect bites.

Daytime temperatures average at 32 degrees Celsius with low humidity. Evening temperatures in November, December and January are around 18 degrees Celsius. February, March and April can be as high as 28 degrees Celsius

It's easy to change money in Goa. Either bring sufficient cash to last for the duration of your stay or Automated Teller Machines (ATM's) will accept most international credit/debit cards also travel agents accept card transactions to raise cash.

Local taxis and rickshaws are plentyful and charge reasonable rates. Many travellers hire a motorbike or scooter from local dealers, an international Driver's Permit is useful if you do. They drive mostly on the left side of the road here.

Apart from fabulous beaches, great food and legendary Goan hospitality, you can take boat trips to fish, watch dolphins or visit quiet coves only accessable by boat. Visit Portuguese heritage sites, churches, forts and museums and colonial houses, explore the forests and wildlife sanctuaries, shop at the local markets and bazaars and party all night at Agonda's own Leopard Valley night spot with international DJ's.