Unspoiled and uninhibited, Palolem beach in South Goa, India is certainly one of the most beautiful coastal areas of India. Within a mere two kilometres to Chaundi market town and a short drive from Margao, the main city of Goa, Palolem beach has a positive location. With the favourable advantage of complete seclusion it is still not deprived of civilization and has access to modern merchandises. The breathtaking beauty of the beach was best highlighted in the blockbuster movie The Bourne Supreme. The initial footage gives an insight to the natural beauty this coastal area of Goa holds, especially the glorious sunsets and alluringly isolated stretch of endless beach with the occasional shack of the local fisherman. Adjoining the Palolem Beach, on the summit of the island is a stone sculpture that has in the recent years become a pilgrim destination. The stone carving created by Jacek Tylicki, an American artist is called the Money Stone where people can either donate money or take some at will. “Give if you can, take if you have to’’ is the saying that follows, quite the intriguing concept in an otherwise fast paced money crazed time. Make your way to Palolem and capture the essence of Asian simplicity at its best. Accommodation in this part of the world comes in the charming form of a beautifully appointed Goa Resort that is in close proximity to the ocean. Alila Diwa Goa is an exemplary choice of a Beach Resort in Goa that will redefine luxurious holiday getaways and keep you returning to capture the beauty of Goa.
