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Goa has a narrow season. From November to February the beach shacks are open, the weather is dry and the evenings mild. During the monsoon from June to September much of the beach infrastructure closes, the sea is rough and the air never really dries.

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Good to know for Goa

The north is busier, the south quieter, and the usual way between them is a scooter. The same rule applies as everywhere: closed shoes and long trousers beat flip-flops on sandy roads.

Goa is more relaxed than much of India, but swimwear stays at the beach. The old Portuguese churches in Old Goa and the Hindu temples expect covered shoulders and knees, with shoes removed.

Indian round-pin outlets need an adapter of their own, at 230 volts. The currency is the rupee, and beach shacks, markets and scooter hire mostly run on cash. You buy the water you drink, and the humidity means you want more changes of clothes than the length of the trip suggests.

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