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Calungute, Goa

We are feeling much better about life in India this week. One night at Vailannkani Guest House turned into six nights. The cleanliness and comfort was just what we needed. This week has consisted mainly of walking the markets, eating, playing cards on the beach, eating some more and exercising. Even though it is the monsoon season here it really doesn't rain that often. A dark, gloomy cloud will once or twice bucket down for five minutes and then it will be over.

We have decided to venture to North India for a week and have booked flights for tomorrow to Jaipur in Rajasthan, from there we will go to Udaipur and on the 2nd of September we fly to Kerala.

We hope all is well with everyone back home. Love and miss you all.


xxx G & T



Baga Beach


Our lady of Piety Chapel


Local fruit.veg shop - 90p/$1.70 for cabbage, capsicum, 7 bananas and 5 tomatoes




Walking from Calangute Beach to Baga Beach


Baga Beach





Local restaurants on the beach

Travel updates:


Currently: Still at Vailakanni Holiday Homes
26th August: Fly to Jaipur (Spice jet). Accommodation: Backpacker Panda Emerald (2 nights)
29th August: Fly to Udaipur (Spicejet). Accommodation: Hotel Lake Star (4 nights)
2nd September: Fly to Kerala (Kochin - IndiGo airline) Accommodation: David Homes
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