we booked directly through their webpage ... there is e-mail, we wrote, good communication, booked, paid (USD was much cheaper at the time) and were satisfied... look my old thread following:
>>>>The wildernest is not only nice or beautiful, it's amazing. There are two types of cottages available, the valley view and forest view. I would recommend a valley view. It is slightly more expencive but worth every penny. You get a million dollar view when opening your eyes in the morning. you can look at the pictures at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7729989@N0 ... 460515973/
the wildernest starts with the pictures of mountains, it was only place we visited with mountains, so all the pics of them is from there.
The booking must be done early because there are only approx.12 cottages. We stayed there for two nights, arriving on wednesday at 3PM and leaving third day after lunch. On arrival the kichen was opened specially for us and lunch was served. All meals and activities included. Drinks at your expence.
Price we paid was 358 USD for two of us for two nights for valley view cottage.
I would definately recommend this trip to my best friend >>>>
elephant

the link was broken - who is interested, look at the pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mustlane/sets/72157603460515973/ starting with pictures of mountains. only mountains we visited.
elephant/argo

Yes I booked directly via email. Great communication.

Wow excellent pictures Argo. What a breathtaking view

We went two years ago, booked through angelina lobo at goa footprints in
Candolim. http://www.goafootprints.com/

We stayed one night in one of the cabins with a view, think we paid around 80 pound including transfer and food. It was fantastic!

thank you Elliebee,
it was easy because of the breathtaking beauty around, no skills needed to capture a National Geographic cover style photo
And trips to wilderness were worth the efforts as well.
Not cheap but worth the money.
argo

Wheter abouts is Goafootprints? I would rather go in person to get a quote
I hear there are some more places in Candolim that do the trip as well.

Lisa

Goa Footprints is in candolim, think its near the Magnum Hotel. Daytrippers might do the trip as well, theyre on the road to baga from candolim on the right hand side, bright yellew boards outside, its run by an english chap and his wife. We've been on a few trips with them, their guides are great and very friendly