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Hello, Ive only ever to Goa in April once, and that was a couple of years ago.
Its the end of season but there are still quite a few shops and beach shacks open.

There are a couple of clubs in the Baga area, im sure other members will give you advice about the clubs, as ive never been because ive always had my little lad with me.
They might be still open when you go if your lucky.

I highly recommend getting a taxi to a beach further north, either ashwam or manderim, which is about 10pounds return. They have lovely beach huts to rent for the night. Very cheap as well.

Boat trips - there are dolphin trips, the crocodile trip, and theres a few others based in the South of Goa.

Don't book through your travel agent, book through a local agent, you will save a lot of money, which can be spent on the likes of cocktails etc.

If you need to know anything else just ask away

Nicola

I've bumped our beach hut thread for you Danielle

Thanks, we didnt realise that so much closed down at the end of april.

Hopefully there will still be a lot to do

Dx

Should be nice and peaceful if that`s what you want, but there is the 9 bar in Vagator every night (great sunset spot)or you can party the day away at Curlies shack on Anjuna beach, full moon is on the day you arrive so there is a chance of a big party happening somewhere but you would have to visit one of these places to hear from someone as they are a bit hush hush.

I`m sure 3 girls could also be kept busy with a days shopping in Panjim then taking a sunset cruise on the river to round it off with.

Unless you like listening to trance music all day you would hate curlies. As for full moon parties these finished a long long while ago, yes there are 'parties' at beach shacks, they move the tables and turn up the music. These normally start at 3pm and finish at 10pm, sometimes they are allowed to go on until 11. Only at christmas and new year do they go through the night.