“It is the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting...”

“It is the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting...”The shepherd in Paulo Coelho’s book ‘The Alchemist’

I took an impulsive flight on friday and found myself in Goa.Wanting to go there since last year so I just went ahead and did exactly that.Took a cab to North Goa-serene peaceful beaches and some very great food.

The northern beaches of Goa are labeled “uninspiring” by the guide books, but in my opinion they are some of the best places to be in Goa if all you are looking for is a relaxed and pleasant beach holiday without too much hassle.It is a place where you see more couples with small kids than young rucksack travellers.The best part about these beaches are there is no one.Absolutely no one so you feel like you have a private beach all to yourself.luxury travelling at very cheap rates.


The tranquil nature zoneNorth of Anjuna is again a hill with yet another old Portuguese fort, and yet another river which marks the next borderline. If you cross the bridge, a kilometer up the river, you find yourself in peaceful countryside with a few remote beach resorts, and some widespread, empty beaches.This is the place to go when you just want “to get away from it all”, to breathe some fresh air and enjoy the nature as it looks around here. All the little animals on the beach are alive here. The beach is so wide here that it feels like staying in a desert hotel.One or two kilometers south of Madrem Beach you find Asvem Beach with several nice little bungalows scattered in-between the coconut palmtrees, and nice cafes.

Goa is so stunning devoid of human traces, even the muddy water, terrible water sports facilities all of thats forgiven for the peace that place provides.

I start my day with a jog by the beach.Then move on to exploring beaches ,churches and markets,eat at road side eateries,even taking a cooking class.I love life right now......dont know how long this sense of peace will last.