Nature retreats in Goa you need to explore
Precious Rongmei, TIMESOFINDIA.COM, HOTELS IN GOA Created : Sep 7, 2022, 13:00 IST
Nature retreats in Goa you need to explore
Have you explored the wild side of Goa? Not the party kind; we are talking about the wild as in nature. Goan wilderness is something you will remember for a very long time.
From coastal mangroves and hinterlands to getting up close and personal with the wildlife and more, it's all possible in Goa. So, for a great nature experience in Goa, we have curated a list of nature retreats you can try out on your next visit to this coastal beauty of a place. Take a look at these places.
Olaulim Backyards
Believe us when we say that a creek-side stay can never go wrong, especially not when it's in Goa. A short distance from Panjim, the property is located in Olaulim village in Bardez, and it is just spectacularly peaceful. You will be waking up to the sounds of birds chirping and a cool breeze. All thanks to its creek-side location. This eco-friendly property has a ton of adventure activities for you.
Wildernest Nature Resort
Located in the lush green Chorla Ghats, the Wilderness Nature Resort is your home away from home in the Goan wilderness. This stunning property is all about tranquillity and every good thing that comes with being close to nature. Imagine cool and fresh air, soothing green views for your eyes and the company of bamboo groves and birds for your soul.
Bhakti Kutir Eco Resort
Their mantra is Being Back to Nature and it is so apt. Set in a tropical jungle, Bhakti Kutir Eco Resort is everything you can expect from a jungle stay–in the best way possible. The resort is located just five minutes away from Palolem Beach so your beach vacay is sorted too. Come here for some cool yoga sessions in the midst of a forest setting. If you are on a tight budget, Bhakti Kutir has got hostels too!
Jungle Book Resort
With Dudhsagar waterfalls a mere 10 km away, Jungle Book Resort is a great stay option if you are looking for an adrenaline-filled vacay. It is located right on the periphery of Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and a stay here will give you a chance to go for jungle safari and elephant rides.
Swapnagandha Nature Resort
Located near Chorla Ghat, Swapnagandha Nature Resort is your cosy stay in the lap of the Western Ghats. It doesn’t matter which room you go for, all of them face the gorgeous valley and the Vazra Sakla waterfalls. The property is surrounded by exciting hiking trails. You will truly be surrounded by hills and forests so expect a lot of peace and quiet here. Sounds refreshing, doesn’t it?
Nature's Nest Nature Resort
The resort is located right next to Bhagwan Mahavir Bird Sanctuary, and this means a lot of nature, serene environment and wildlife experiences. The surrounding forest is great for birdwatching, no wonder it is a favourite of many birding enthusiasts. Add to your stay, activities like hiking, Tambdi Surla Temple visit, spice plantation tours, and many more.
Dudhsagar Spa Resort
Dudhsagar Spa Resort is located in Mollem. As you must have guessed from the name itself, the resort is one of the best stays near the majestic Dudhsagar Waterfalls. Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park are close by so you can easily go for jungle safaris. We hear this is also a great venue for an eco-friendly destination wedding!
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