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If the urge to escape to the ends of
the earth strikes you, visit Fort
Tiracol. Once an armed fortress that
belonged to the Portuguese, Fort
Tiracol is now content to spend the
rest of its days on a cliff enjoying
the kaleidoscopic view of the
Arabian Sea and the spectacular
estuary of the Tiracol River.
It exists in its own space and time
on the northernmost tip of Goa.
Swap the delights of a casino for a
catnap on a secluded beach. Trade
your dancing shoes for a chance to
feel the sand in your feet. Befriend
the ocean
Take the fort's private boats and go
coast cruising or dolphin sighting.
Or, sign up for Yoga lessons and
Ayurvedic massages.
Those who decide to simply unwind
will find their days are just packed
with sun worship, great food and
wine.
 Amenities
New age luxury awaits you, which
includes two beautiful suites and
five spacious double rooms all with
a breathtaking view of the Arabian
Sea.
The seven rooms are named after the
seven days of the week!
2 Suites: Friday and Sunday
4 Double Standard Rooms: Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday
1 Family Room (can accommodate 4
persons): Monday
With its limited number of rooms,
the hotel offers an intimacy that
befits its size. The interiors are
both contemporary yet in keeping
with the monumental structure.
Dramatic and homely in turns,
Tiracol is unique.
Eighteenth century iron balustrades,
built to keep people out, now offer
protection on the upper verandah
where long ceramic water jars
painted black strike a contrast with
cascading bougainvillea and
whitewashed walls.
It's on this spacious terrace that
meals are served beneath large white
umbrellas; and off this, up a few
steps is the intimate breakfast room
and bar.
Restaurant
Lounge
Bar
Ayurvedic Massage Centre – Yoga
classes
Gym equipment on the premises
Hotel owned speedboat can be rented
for River and Coast Cruising-
Fishing
Picnics can be organized on the
surrounding beaches
Hotel Transport is available at all
times
Cable TV in the suites and upon
request in the standard rooms
Internet Access
Doctor on call
Fort Tiracol Hotel being a heritage
property does not have a swimming
pool, but has easy access to the
beach as well as large common area
sun decks overlooking the ocean. |
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