By Roadjunky, Posted Oct 30, 2008
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Goa is going upmarket in a big way. The days of pig toilets, camping in the ruins and navigating through the jungle with a candle in a coconut shell are almost history.
A new kind of hedonistic tourist is coming to eat well, party well and spend a lot of cash and accommodation prices are starting to reflect that. Goans are installing air conditioning in the houses they rent and luxury villas are being built everywhere to accommodate the kind of visitor who doesn’t mind splashing out for the good life.
Most road junkies won’t be spending for a villa in Goa with swimming pool, night guards, cooks and exquisite gardens but if you are reading this page and are looking for upmarket accommodation, check out www.luxurygoavillas.com – it’s run by an Englishman who knows Goa inside-out and is able to provide just about everything you need for a great holiday.
Mention you came from www.roadjunky.com and you’ll be taken well care of.
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