What's it like to stay in Candolim?

Travellers to Candolim give high marks for the beaches. Tourists can also enjoy so much more including its cocktail bars. Top sights in the city include Candolim Beach, Sinquerim Beach and Fort Aguada. In Candolim, there are 273 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

What should I see while I'm in Candolim?

Notable city landmarks such as Fort Aguada and Aguada Lighthouse might be worth a visit. The city's natural setting is picturesque, including the beaches and places to visit such as Candolim Beach and Sinquerim Beach. In the area, you'll also find Calangute Beach and Baga Beach.

What's the seasonal weather in Candolim?

The hottest months are usually November and October, with an average temp of 33°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 20°C. Average annual rainfall for Candolim is 2686.70 inches.

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: Travellers to Candolim give high marks for the beaches. Tourists can also enjoy so much more including its cocktail bars. Top sights in the city include Candolim Beach, Sinquerim Beach and Fort Aguada. In Candolim, there are 273 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.
: Notable city landmarks such as Fort Aguada and Aguada Lighthouse might be worth a visit. The city’s natural setting is picturesque, including the beaches and places to visit such as Candolim Beach and Sinquerim Beach. In the area, you’ll also find Calangute Beach and Baga Beach.
: The hottest months are usually November and October, with an average temp of 33°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 20°C. Average annual rainfall for Candolim is 2686.70 inches.

Recent Reviews in Candolim

Good for couples…

4 out of 5

A pleasurable stay in this hotel. Staff was professional and polite throughout, even helping us with umbrellas due to the monsoon season. Room was clean and comfortable. Only grouse was the lack of a hand towel in the washroom.…

Megan stayed at SinQ Party Hotel

Posted over a year ago

SinQ Party Hotel

Expedia Verified Review…

4 out of 5

The staff at this property are exceptionally friendly and helpful and we loved the small quiet pool…

A verified traveller stayed at Amor Beach Resort

Posted 3 weeks ago

Amor Beach Resort

Not a pleasurable place to stay…

2 out of 5

A disappointing stay at Goan village. The pictures shown must be very old. The place needs a total renovation. There are no parasols around the pool, only 3 sunbeds. The place is not cleaned very efficiently, just a dirty old towel pushed around on the end of a mop. This was used to do lounge, bedroom, bathroom and common areas, never were any cleaning agents used, no disinfectant bleach, anything like that. Many of the 10mm thick pieces of glass on tables in the restaurant were chipped. The girl doing the cleaning held her hand out for tip before she'd even done anything and certainly wasn't left anything at the end. You do not expect staff to be holding their hand out for money when they have a job, they are not begging in the street. Some of our own toiletries went missing from the room before they were finished with. When told to the leaning supervisor nothing was done, or things replaced. We asked them to arrange a taxi to take us to the airport for our return home and paid in advance, at 2.0AM no taxi. Fortunately someone kindly shared their taxi with us, otherwise I don't know where we would have been. The tiles on the roof are all loose or missing. I know not important when it's 35deg and brilliant sunshine, but it just makes the place shabby and unappealing. There are rooms available in the immediate area for £15.00 with A/C that are more appealing than Goan Village. it is definitely not worth £50+ per night. I must say though the restaurant staff were very friendly…A disappointing stay at Goan village. The pictures shown must be very old. The place needs a total renovation. There are no parasols around the pool, only 3 sunbeds. The place is not cleaned very efficiently, just a dirty old towel pushed around on the end of a mop. This was used to do lounge, bedroom, bathroom and common areas, never were any cleaning agents used, no disinfectant bleach, anything like that. Many of the 10mm thick pieces of glass on tables in the restaurant were chipped. The girl doing the cleaning held her hand out for tip before she'd even done anything and certainly wasn't left anything at the end. You do not expect staff to be holding their hand out for money when they have a job, they are not begging in the street. Some of our own toiletries went missing from the room before they were finished with. When told to the leaning supervisor nothing was done, or things replaced. We asked them to arrange a taxi to take us to the airport for our return home and paid in advance, at 2.0AM no taxi. Fortunately someone kindly shared their taxi with us, otherwise I don't know where we would have been. The tiles on the roof are all loose or missing. I know not important when it's 35deg and brilliant sunshine, but it just makes the place shabby and unappealing. There are rooms available in the immediate area for £15.00 with A/C that are more appealing than Goan Village. it is definitely not worth £50+ per night. I must say though the restaurant staff were very friendly

A verified traveller stayed at The Goan Village Beach resort

Posted over a year ago

The Goan Village Beach resort