Accommodation
When you can see the sky embracing the virgin horizon, and the sea girdling the lawns in the distance, all from your private balcony, surely there must be paradise. The Taj Exotica has been subtly divided into a main block which houses spacious deluxe and luxury rooms; and the villa block with 2 and 4 rooms villas.

The airy deluxe rooms offer a harmony of grace and comfort. Later, as you enjoy the seclusion of a separate shower cubicle or soak in your bath, you feel ready to explore the vast expanse of this 56-acre Eden.

An elegant blend of Goan and Portuguese styles, each villa is a delight to behold. A haven of privacy reposing in a lush ambience of solitude.

As the eye skims the horizon for a solitary fishing boat or even a dolphin you realize you can see the cerulean wonders of the Arabian Sea from every room at the Taj Exotica.

Dining
For a delectable meal, head towards the Miguel Arcanjo, where a creamy Mozzarella I s melting over some succulent Parma ham. With a cuisine as diverse and colorful as the area itself, the Mediterranean restaurant is feast to the taste-buds and senses alike. Right beside the Miguel Arcanjo is the Adega Camoens, the tastefully paneled lounge bar.

And a short trip to the floor below takes you to the Coffee Shop, Eugenia, where a scrumptious breakfast buffet awaits you every morning. You could also linger a while in the Tea Lounge, which is at its most charming in the middle of the day, with the sunbeams pouring through the glorious sky-light delicately dappling the wall below.

Recreation
Stroll down the pretty paths to our sports complex for a game of Tennis or Pool. Then walk towards the golf course and the putting green, where the fragrant Anjulia bushes line your way. With the sea before you and the beautiful façade of the hotel behind, you begin to understand the true nature of "sussegad" or easy living. Embraced by a screen of golden bamboos, the gorgeously tiled swimming pool is a delight in itself. Sit on the pool deck as you watch the stars emerge. There might even be some Goan dancers swaying to a traditional beat, singing of a time that could never return.