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430 sqmt Villa - 2000 sqmt garden - Portuguese colonial building of 1850 has been refurnished using a fusion of the Eastern tradition and Italian culture. The mindful construction of the villa, based on recycling materials and techniques, illustrates its respect towards the environment. Massage room and yoga shala.
is 15 min. form Candolim, Calangute beach
“Beautiful house exquisitely decorated and furnished. Rajan and the staff there ensured our stay was a very relaxing and memorable one. It is a taxi ride from beaches and local restaurants but we soon got used to using them and they are not expensive by European standards. There are several beaches in striking distance which are discovered but are still very beautiful. I would highly recommend anyone thinking of staying at Tara Verde, it is a treat in store for any potential guest. ”
“Beautiful house and garden in Goa”
3 things they loved about the trip
“The garden is well planted in a formal way but with local bushes and trees. Loved picking the cashew fruits and seeing the mango trees laden with fruit. Friendly staff made the stay comfortable.”
we are a partner and my daughtar 11 years old
I am Interior and home textile Designer and my partner is a musician and compositor
we love nature,architecture, music and travel
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