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Villa |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Bamon Vaddo in Candolim

From £879 per week

7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

2 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, no pets allowed

About the home

Staying here you have the best of both worlds as commercial development has been slower than for the rest of Candolim. There are open fields and some woodland beyond the villas and you can get addicted to trying to identify the numerous birds that can be seen there. However, turn to the right at the main road and within 2 minutes you come to a parade of shops with a cafe selling delicious cappuccinos and lattes and shops selling a range of wonderful furnishings and clothes you immediately want to take home! There are also many restaurants within walking distance and you can easily try a different one every night of your holiday.
This property is ideal for families or groups of friends who are looking to enjoy an idylic location complete with fantastic tropical wildlife. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts will be in their element.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Ground Floor:
Entrance balcony with small table and chairs
A/C sitting room/dining room with a range of sofas and chairs
Open plan kitchen. Washing machine, fridge /freezer and full size cooker with oven.
A/C Bedroom 1. Double bed and en suite bathroom

First Floor:
A/C Bedroom 2. Double bed and en suite bathroom. French doors to sunbathing terrace.
A/C Bedroom 3. Twin beds and en suite bathroom. French doors to rear balcony

Further details outdoors:
Candolim beach is approximately 15 minutes walk from the villa.
Residents swimming pool

Conditions

Please note this is a non smoking property.Kindly restrict smoking to the garden and balcony

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Shared Swimming pool

 

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Villa Terrace

 

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Lounge

 

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Bedroom

The Goa / West India / Goa region

Goa, on the west coast of India, has over 100 Kilometres of coastline divided between secluded bays and golden sandy beaches lapped by the warm Arabian sea. Between October and April there is unbroken sunshine with temperatures that rarely drop below 91F. The pace of life is relaxed. You can spend your evenings enjoying a sunset walk along the beach or a stroll through the street markets in safety.

Although most people come to Goa to relax and unwind there is more to Goa than just its fabulous beaches. Here are a few ideas of what Goa has to offer.

The Portuguese colonised Goa for 450 years and this unique blend of Portuguese and Indian culture is evident in its architecture, mix of religions, cuisine and social structure. There are the colonial old quarters, the magnificent Mansion Houses built at the height of the Portuguese rule and Old Goa, the old capital, built as a testament to the Portuguese wealth and power. There are wildlife sanctuaries, over 400 different species of birds, market towns, a famous flea market which attracts sellers from all over India, designer shops and why not come at Christmas and the Easter Carnival and enjoy some real Goan-style dances. The exuberant Hindu festivals of Divali and Holi are celebrated with as much enthusiasm by this multi-cultural and well-integrated society.

We want to show people that there are many interesting "things to see". Above all experience Goa by being out and about. Early morning and late afternoon are perfect times for catching that magical rural scene of bullock cart and driver ambling along country lanes or the water buffaloes having their well deserved mud baths. Watch the sun rise over the river Sal, stand at Chapora harbour and select fish for that evening's meal, fresh from the boats, go to a village festival or Zatra and most of all, meet the people who are fun loving, generous and genuinely want you to have a great holiday.

The Candolim / Bamon Vaddo area

Candolim village gives its name to the magnificent stretch of golden sand beach on which it is situated. The beach here is wide and sandy not crowded even at peak times and perfect for lazing away your days under a sunshade. The area is well connected by bus and there are plenty of taxis, although in the village itself you will find everything you need. From the vegetable and fish market, small supermarkets, ice cream parlour and the colourful shops selling jewellery clothes and trinkets, everything is on hand. There are restaurants to suit every taste from Tandoori, Chinese, Continental, Goan and North Indian and many have live music.

How to get there

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Fly to Goa (Dabolim Airport)
The domestic airlines that are operating in Goa are Indian Airlines, Jet Airways, and Sahara Airlines

Activities near Candolim

Reviews

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18 May 2011

“Fantastic holiday for a very reasonable price” We visited India as a family for the first time in April 2011 and stayed in Sweet Mango. From the initial enquiry stage with Lazy Days in Goa to the end of our vacation, our family experience was... more

18 Mar 2011

“Sweet Mango? A sour experience!” We had an unpleasant experience at Sweet Mango, Candolim, Goa. Here is why: 1. Terrible airport transfer in a springless, juddering, polluted heap. 2. Arrival at villa not without... more

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The Davidsons
A little oasis, quite splendid to see. Had a really good holiday, could not ask for more. The Goan people are lovely with nice smiling faces, will come here again and visit more places.

March 2006

Pamela & Shane - London
Sweet Mango and Goa have been everything we needed for a truly relaxing holiday. Best of both worlds, busy and exciting plus calm and tranquil. Hire a scooter…. It is a must and the best way to travel….
Whatever you do, enjoy because it is difficult not too…

Nov 2007

Wallasey, Cheshire
A lovely villa and grounds beautifully kept by all staff. We will be back but will try South Goa. Been in the North twice with Lazydays and strongly recommend them.

Easter 2007

Dev, Rani, Serena, Reuben Avtar & Resham
Three generations of our family (including Serena (7) and Reuben (4) arrived here from Midlands and have had the most amazing holiday.

The accommodation is fabulous even the short power cuts were fun - the children enjoyed the novelty. Air-conditioning is particularly welcome. The swimming pool is fabulous and was always empty when we wanted to use it. The kids swimming has improved hugely.
It was brilliant to experience all that Goa has to offer from its people, to the roads, shops, shacks, restaurants, etc. The food in particular is amazing and so cheap.
We would recommend After Seven and Fiesta for a special meal in great surroundings.
Would definitely recommend and hopefully use Lazydays again.

21st Oct – 3rd Nov, 07

Elaine Davison
We came in force from the British Isles
to ‘Sweet Mango’ in Goa, we traveled some miles.

A little oasis, quite splendid to see
Rosemary, Jo, John, Billy and Me.

The house maid ‘Suchana’ has kept the place clean,
pleasant and smiling, a pleasure to be seen.

The beds are too hard for our old aching bones,
we need toppers and comfort like we have in our homes.

We went to the spice farm, had lunch in the shade,
tried the fenni yuk! Awful, from cashew nuts it’s made.

We’ve seen elephants and Dolphins had good meals by the score had a really good holiday could not ask for more.

The Goan people are lovely with nice smiling faces
will come here again and visit more places.
Wonderful holiday.

18th Feb - 4th March 2007

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low	15 Oct 11	1 Nov 11	879£ 879	0-	0-	1 Week
Standard	1 Nov 11	1 Dec 11	1089£ 1089	0-	0-	1 Week
Low	1 Dec 11	15 Dec 11	879£ 879	0-	0-	1 Week
Peak	15 Dec 11	8 Jan 12	1473£ 1473	0-	0-	1 Week
Standard	8 Jan 12	15 Mar 12	1089£ 1089	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid	15 Mar 12	31 May 12	917£ 917	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

New Year - If any week includes the night of the 31st December 2011 please add the New Year supplement to the Peak rate - £658

How to calculate your holiday price.

This property is available for rent for a minimum period of one week.

For part weeks thereafter the rate is calculated on a pro rata basis. Therefore a booking for ten days will be calculated at 1 and 3/7th weeks.

Special extended stay discounts during certain periods are available. Please enquire for details.

Where a letting period spans two pricing bands the cost is calculated by applying the pro rata weekly rate per pricing band E.g. 1 week 12th to 19th march = 3 days @ Standard rate + 4 days @ Mid rate

If any week includes either the night of the 31st December, please add the New Year supplement to the Peak rate for that week.

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