We would recommend you arrive in Goa on Sunday, 22nd February 2026 or earlier to give you enough time to adjust to the time difference and temperature.
All non-Indian passport or residence-permit holders require a visa to visit India. Luckily the Indian government offers a simplified Tourist e-visa process to citizens of most countries. More information can be found here: indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html You can apply for an e-visa up to 30 days before you travel, and the application should be submitted at least 4 days before you fly.
There are two airports in Goa. 1. Dabolim Airport (GOI) which is 33km (approx. 45 minutes) from the resort. 2. Manohar International Airport (GOX) which is 40km (approx. 1 hour) from the resort While both the airports are equidistant, we recommend flying to Dabolim Goa International Airport given a better route & traffic conditions. We recommend flying into a larger neighbouring city e.g. Mumbai or Delhi and taking a connecting flight from there, where there are several flights running each day. Let us know about your flight and if you need an airport transfer to the hotel - we got you covered!
All events will take place outdoors by beautiful lawns by the sea.
We encourage casual, comfortable clothing like shorts, T-shirts, and summer dresses are appropriate for most places in Goa. Bikinis and swim trunks are acceptable on the beach, but it's advisable to cover up when leaving the beach area. It is still important to be mindful of the local customs and traditions. In more conservative areas such as places of worship, it's advisable to dress more modestly.
Goa's weather in February is pleasant and sunny. You can expect daytime temperatures to reach around 31-32 degree celsius and nighttime lows to drop to approximately 20-21 degree celsius.
Josh's answer Beaches. Pet cows on beaches. Eat fried local fish. Go North for Action: North Goa is busier with parties and water sports. Go South for Peace: South Goa offers tranquility and beautiful beaches. Carry Cash: Essential for smaller shacks and places like Palolem. Beaches & Relaxation North Goa: Baga, Calangute, Anjuna, Candolim for lively scenes, shacks, water sports, and parties. South Goa: Palolem, Patnem, Colva, Benaulim for calmer waters, relaxation, and family-friendly fun. Hidden Gems: Butterfly Beach (boat access) or Utarda Beach (starfish spotting) offer seclusion. Culture & History Old Goa: Discover colorful Portuguese architecture and churches. Latin Quarter (Fontainhas): Wander charming, colorful streets in Panaji.