Hi we are married couple planning to visit Goa in Aug 2 week is there any safety concerns while driving the byke to reach different destinations locally and what’s is the cutoff time in the evening to stay out Your input is appreciated 😊
@@SunilKumar-qu9lf Goa is generally considered safe for newly married , including those who choose to explore the area on bikes. However, there are some safety considerations to keep in mind, especially if you're planning to ride during the monsoon season in August: - August falls within the monsoon season in Goa, which means you could expect rainfalls or showers - Wearing a helmet is mandatory, and it's advisable to carry your driving license and any necessary bike rental documentation, as I have seen cops checking the licenses - There is no official cutoff time for staying out in Goa, but being cautious is advisable, especially if you're unfamiliar with the area.Most of the areas will be crowded with people till 1’O clock. So bit safe. - If you're planning to enjoy the nightlife, consider staying in well-populated and well-lit areas -Totally Goa is considered safe place.. you could see many newly married people coming there. So no worries. Enjoy your trip.
If you want to enjoy the parties and to see the real Goa hype or vibes… it’s better to visit in December- January month… but it will be more crowded and all the things will be costly… The best time to visit Goa is during the winter months, from November to February. During this period, the weather is pleasant making it ideal for beach activities, water sports, and exploring the area. This is also when many festivals and events take place, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. The monsoon season, from June to September, brings heavy rainfall, which can be beautiful but might disrupt outdoor activities. The summer months, from March to May, can be quite hot and humid
@@uradan1412 Hi,we stayed at candolim… silver sands hideaway.. a pretty decent budget friendly hotel with swimming pool.you can also check Holiday Inn Goa,
Great to hear!!! Even we started travelling when my son was 1 yr old. That gave him a sort of … like he gets easily adapted to the environment wherever he is in. If the kid is having outside food, you will get idlis , curd rice… like items easily.. And about the hotel we stayed… it’s Silversands Hideaway in candolim. It’s bit budget friendly and rooms are quite spacious and most of the beaches and happening places are easily accessible
You can get down at Madagaon Railway station, then take a taxi or bus to Candolim or Calangute (You can book your stay in any of the towns), which are the happening towns. From there you can explore Goa as per ur plan
