Mud, stone, thatch, earthenware, rubber plant, coir, local brew

Get a feel of Goa’s ever-winding roads. Here the coastal route along the blue sea & sleepy villages welcomes you, massive houses, thatched huts here a chance to do something really off beat in Goa.

As you drive through, visit the oldest traditional potter’s village each shaping exquisite pot. Move through a sea of clay bricks some being baked some shaped. Pass through a laterite quarry stone by stone they go deeper in the soil each stone geometrically similar no scales in use yet all will be same size. Drive to Rubber Plantation, collection of latex and check the plantation workers inviting to a tug of war with their natural rubber sheets. They say it never snaps how very true try your luck…!

Enjoy the sun over a virgin stretch of beach, not a soul but you…have your lunch by the sun, sea, and sand. Uphill you take on the job of an army general, surveying the old 16th century Fort of Cabo de Rama. An undisturbed village welcomes you, watch local men tap toddy, ferment and distill it too… taste the feni while your spirit rise sky high. Check out the Goa’s age-old coir industry the strong hand and spindle woven mats get ready in no time. Later on move on to see the 15th century lighthouse see the river embracing the mighty sea as the fishermen bring in their boats with fresh catch.

You have experienced what Goa’s rural life is all about…Amidst Goa’s pristine best, back in time for dinner at your resort.