This is an old portuguese fort located at the mouth of a river that flows into the sea. The fort looks down on the ocean. There's no beach at the hotel, nor a pool. Turns out, you don't really need them! You can hop on a motorcycle and put-put your way around the very nice beaches and places to eat.... More

Here's what you shouldn't expect: *staff who greet you, or even seem particularly pleased you're there to give them business *wi-fi. Unfortunately my husband had to get some work done, so he ended up dominating the hotel's portable wireless device. *reliably warm water *a comfortable mattress *any information on the history of the place or area, let alone maps *a... More

Being a historian my love for all things old and historical is well known to my hubby. When I announced before leaving for Goa that we were visiting a Fort at the northern most edge of Goa he agreed without raising an eyebrow. Fort Tiracol was built by the Marathas and was taken over by the Portuguese. It is a... More

We visited Tiracol Fort Heritage on a day trip a few weeks ago. The view is to die for and somebody has clearly done a very good job restoring and maintaining the old fort. Since it has the only restaurant in the area we thought we'd stay for lunch and that proved to be a mistake. In hindsight we should... More

We visited Fort Tiracol for three nights. There are seven rooms each named after days of the week - we stayed in 'Thursday'. The bedroom was well fitted and of a decent size (television, two fans etc), the bathroom was palatial with a well powered open plan shower. There was a small balcony with two chairs and a table leading... More

We visited this resort on our first wedding anniversary.it was the result of a good research concerning where we could make the most of our short holiday,which was cut short even further after some unwelcome illness Its arould a two hour drive from the city of margao,we took a longer route which led us to the picturesque village of kerim.... More

After a 1.5 hr taxi drive from Goa airport, we finally arrived at the small car ferry over the river to Terakhol. 4 minutes drive or 20 minutes walk once off the ferry the fort is a mile or so down the road built on the high hill above the estuary below. We couldnt have asked for more perfect introduction... More

i could go on and on about the location. located inside a fort on a ridge overlooking the sea its as good as it gets. just behind there is a path which leads directly to the sea cliffs if you are adventurous. the rooms are simple but adequately made up. the food though was average but you can always cross... More

We had an amazing staying here for a week (recovering from a wedding in Delhi). We were the only guests for 3 nights out of the 7 (early in the season). Definitely ask for the Sunday room - its the biggest and best with its own balcony and turrets. Plus you really can see the Dolphins from the bathroom. The... More