Neemrana’s Three Waters, Betul, South Goa
House Nos. 7 & 8, Postawaddo, Betul, South Goa - 403723
+91 12 4466 6166
Homage to Goa’s extraordinary fishing community | Where the earth ends and the water world begins
Neemrana’s Three Waters, a south Goa Villa, is all about its river, the sea and a healing spring. It’s also about a pristine beach to which only the fisherfolk have access. You can take your boat and cut-off from the whole world. Three Waters has seven units with views of the river, the sea or the pool within its palm-filled court. Other windows open on a tropical forest of coastal trees.
Come to the junction where the earth ends – and the water begins. Come where Neemrana’s Three Waters gives you the river, the sea and a healing spring. Driving through colourful fishermen’s homes you arrive at the ‘last resort’ where Betul village still doesn’t allow mechanised fishing. Cross the ‘Y’ on the sea to the best sandy beach Goa knows. This is where Goa meets the present but still lives slow.
Quench your thirst for travel and surprise. Wake up in a ‘museo-tel’ with a veritable museum display of 9000 rare shells at this villa in south goa, corals and fossils as you dine at the Sea Horse, an intimate restaurant overlooking the water. At this junction of the past and present, each of the nine rooms honours one variety of the shell family. Walk out and watch the fisherfolk weave baskets and nets, knot ropes from coconut hemp or carve canoes from tree trunks. Experience first catching and then smoking or grilling your own fish. Climb to discover the ruins of the small Betul Fort with a canon, the only one Shivaji commissioned at the mouth of the Sal River to tax the incoming ships. Or venture out further to the Hindu fort Cabo de Rama from where you enjoy the best views of Goa.
Photograph the toddy tappers when they climb up so nimbly each morning. Or watch the colourful sareed women cracking oysters at a distance all day on the rocks while you lounge on your private beach. Relish the benefits of Kharvi’s healing spring, just a walking distance away. Tone your muscles in the cosy pool surrounded by red laterite walls. That’s Neemrana’s Three Waters for you. As personal and private as it gets. Book this Neemrana Noble Home and make it all your own.
Local. Immersive. Memorable.
Ask the Neemrana team to assist you in exploring the bustling lanes of South Goa and the old town of Margao (18 km) with its grand colonial homes that combine elements of Portuguese and Indian architecture, the Holy Spirit Church originally built in 1564 and the gorgeous frescoes on the walls and ceilings of the Borda chapel by Goa’s Michelangelo, Dr. Jose Pereira. Drive east to Rachol on the banks of the River Zuari (28 km) to visit the Rachol Catholic Seminary with its fort-like facade, imposing watchtower and murals, portraits of Goa’s archbishops, religious objects of the 17th and 18th century, and a treasure-trove of books in Latin and Portuguese. On return, stop by at Goa Chitra, Benaulim to visit Goa’s only museum that showcases Goa’s multifaced culture, its agrarian roots and advanced medicine, Goa Chakra which displays ancient modes of transportation from all over India; and Goa Cruti’s collection based on Goa’s colonial past.
Photograph the toddy tappers when they climb up so nimbly each morning. Or watch the colourful sareed women cracking oysters at a distance all day on the rocks while you lounge on your private beach. Relish the benefits of Kharvi’s healing spring, just a walking distance away. Tone your muscles in the cosy pool surrounded by red laterite walls. That’s Neemrana’s Three Waters for you. As personal and private as it gets. Book this Neemrana Noble Home and make it all your own.
Local. Immersive. Memorable.
Ask the Neemrana team to assist you in exploring the bustling lanes of South Goa and the old town of Margao (18 km) with its grand colonial homes that combine elements of Portuguese and Indian architecture, the Holy Spirit Church originally built in 1564 and the gorgeous frescoes on the walls and ceilings of the Borda chapel by Goa’s Michelangelo, Dr. Jose Pereira. Drive east to Rachol on the banks of the River Zuari (28 km) to visit the Rachol Catholic Seminary with its fort-like facade, imposing watchtower and murals, portraits of Goa’s archbishops, religious objects of the 17th and 18th century, and a treasure-trove of books in Latin and Portuguese. On return, stop by at Goa Chitra, Benaulim to visit Goa’s only museum that showcases Goa’s multifaced culture, its agrarian roots and advanced medicine, Goa Chakra which displays ancient modes of transportation from all over India; and Goa Cruti’s collection based on Goa’s colonial past.
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Hotel Amenities
- Swimming Pool
- Restaurant
- Open Deck Overlooking the River
- Beach Access
- Waterfront Property
- Private Villas