Joecons Beach Resort

Rates offered and Terms and conditions mentioned are indicative and may be subject to change as per hotel's policy.

• Package valid till 15th April 2018.
• Package can be extended on pro-rata basis.
• Tariff & Taxes are subject to change without prior notice.
• As per Govt norm Guest's are required to present your photo ID Proof such as Adhaar Card, Passport, Voter ID or Driving License at the time of Check in at the hotel.
• These rates are not applicable during Christmas & new year period please get in touch with us for the same.
• Supplementary charges may also be applicable during Long weekends, Public Holidays and Festival time such as Diwali etc.

Joecons beach resort is built on a 9,000 sq. mts, surrounded by lush paddy fields in the quaint village of Benaulim. Close to beach Situated near the beach in Benaulim, this resort is close to Benaulim Beach, Varca Beach and Colva Beach. Complimentary breakfast Joecons Beach Resort offers a complimentary breakfast and reception to guests. The resort also features a restaurant and a swim-up bar. Balconies with views Guestrooms open to balconies with garden or pool views and feature beds with memory foam mattresses. Other amenities include LCD televisions with premium cable channels and washers/dryers.

Hotel Type: Beach resort
Star Rating: Three Star
Address: Calwaddo, Benaulim, Salcette, Goa.

Goa's International airport is located at Dabolim, which is located at a distance of 25 kilometers away from resort.

Madgaon Junction Railway Station 7 km & Thivim Railway Station 58 km away from resort.

Panaji, Mapusa, Margao, and other main cities of Goa are well connected by National Highways 4A, 17, 17A, and State Highways. A host of Luxury Interstate buses have a very high frequency to Goa, especially from Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore & Mangalore etc.

Introduction:

Goa is a renowned holiday destination with a mix of sun, beaches and relaxation with its natural scenic beauty, beckoning beaches, famous architecture, mouth watering sea food and festivals it is a place where you can be at best of your spirits. Not to mention the hospitable people and land full of rich flora and fauna owing to its location on the Western Ghats. Additionally water sports, flea markets, night markets, the cosmopolitan crowd gives a sense of easy going and exciting holiday experience.

Goa Facts:
• Capital: Panjim
• Largest City: Vasco Da Gama
• Languages Spoken: State language is Konkani. English, Hindi, and Marathi
• Domestic and International Airport: Dabolim Airport
• Main Railway Stations: Thivim, Madgaon
• Bus Station: Panjim, Madgaon, Thivim

Places to Visit:
There are various beautiful beaches like Calangute, Baga, Miramar, Anjuna, Agonda, Vagator, Candolim, Dona Paula, Palolem etc. Wild life sanctuaries like Bondla, Cotigoa, Mahavir and Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Butterfly Conservatory Park etc. Other tourist places to visit are Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Spice Plantations, Old Goa Churches and Museums, River Cruises and Casinos of Goa and if you want to pump up your adrenaline then there are various adventure activities like diving, watersports, paragliding etc.

Eat:
Goan cuisine is mostly seafood based; the staple foods being rice and fish. Dishes such as Sorpotel, Vindaloo and Xacuti (pronounced Cha'cuti), Cafreal are some of the well known dishes. For seafood one should also try the beach shacks during their visit to Goa.

Getting Around:

By Motorbike - Choice of geared and un-geared motorbikes and scooters can be rented. Wearing a crash helmet is compulsory when you go on any major. Foreigners will need an International Driving Permit (Convention 1949); this is the first thing police will ask you for if stopped. You should also carry your normal driving licence with you.

By Bus - Buses are an inexpensive and great way to travel and see the country side.

By Car - There are a lot of cars for hire all over Goa. The best place to start inquiring for the service is with your hotel. In general, you are required to book a daily package of 8 hours or 80km. Cars for self drive are also available in Goa.

• The best time to visit Goa is between late October and early April when the weather is comfortable, dry and pleasant.
• Monsoon starts in June and ends in September.
• Goa celebrates a host of Festival each year. Goa carnival is a eagerly awaited festival in Goa which falls in February and has a huge influx of tourist during the season.

Apart from the local markets and the famous Fenny and Cashew - snazzy footwear, bohemian apparel and avant grade accessories beckons the shopaholics. Beach stalls are great for funky clothes and jewellery while haute couture designer collections are available at sophisticated studios dotting across the state. Goa's lifestyle stores housed in old Portuguese mansions give you the best selection of traditional and contemporary products while evoking the grandeur of colonization. Decorated Azulejo tiles with Mario Miranda's signature touch are affordable gifts for someone special.

Nightlife in Goa is exciting and there are many ways to spark up the evening. The people of Goa are fun lovers and it is very common to find families going out for a night of fun & merriment.The atmosphere is excellent - totally relaxing and extremely favourable to an enjoyable night out with friends and family. No doubt, you will surely have a special night with the shimmering sand, the soothing moon and the bracing waves. There are a lot of clubs and beach shack and party places to enjoy in Goa.