On Morjim Time
Morjim keeps time by the tides and the fishing seasons. Mornings run long, the air tastes of salt, and evenings unfold slowly as the sun sets over the sea.
Oceanfront Escape
The Coast,At Its Quietest
Morjim is turtle country: the Olive Ridley turtles nest here each winter, on the beach where the Chapora river meets the sea, and at low tide there are long walks over hard sand. The Shack Bar is thatched and open to the air, a long bar with the sea behind it. MAYFAIR On Sea's table is Coy Coi Beach Club, on decking at the sand's edge, where the boats decide the day's fish: xacuti grinding roasted coconut with poppy seed, recheado masala packed into a split mackerel, and sorpotel and vindalho carrying the Portuguese vinegar. The bar pours feni, distilled from cashew apples.
On white sand in a sleepy beach town, the resort keeps a tranquil air all its own. The lawn opens towards the water, and the day finds its own pace: long mornings, salt in the air, a swim, a walk over hard sand at low tide. At sunset the sea-view deck is the best seat on the property, and the evening unfolds slowly from there.On white sand in a sleepy beach town, the day finds its own pace: long mornings, salt in the air, and the sea-view deck at sunset, where the evening unfolds slowly.
Highlights
A beach resort in sleepy Morjim, on the north Goan coast, whose rooms are mostly cottages with a private balcony, so the long, unhurried days are spent somewhere entirely your own.
Coy Coi Beach Club
Goan cooking is the heart of the kitchen: fish curry and rice every day, kingfish simmered in coconut and red chilli and soured with kokum, and poee to finish.
Weddings on the Beachside Lawn
Ten thousand square feet of beachside lawn opening to the water, with seating run out under canopy, the sea on one side of it and nothing on the other.
Accommodations
cottages, mostly with balconies
Wake in turtle country, where the Chapora river meets the sea.
Suite
74 sq m
A master bedroom with a spacious living room alongside: the room for a longer stay, or a family that spreads out. Two exist.
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The Quiet North of Goa
Morjim lies where the Chapora river meets the sea in north Goa, a long, quiet, pale beach where the Olive Ridley turtles come ashore to nest each winter. Across the water the old Chapora fort holds the headland, one of the Portuguese bastions along this coast.
The season is November to February, dry and mild, with the sea at its calmest.
Endless Experiences
Day trips and short drives from Goa, with the travel time to each.
Vagator Beach
Set along a dramatic stretch of North Goa’s coastline, Vagator Beach is known for its crescent-shaped shore, laterite cliffs and beautiful views across the Arabian Sea.
Anjuna Beach
One of Goa’s most iconic beaches, Anjuna is known for its distinctive rocky coastline, swaying palms and free-spirited atmosphere.
Chapora River Cruises
Cruise along the tranquil waters of the Chapora River, through mangroves and coastal landscapes.
Deltin Casino
For an evening of entertainment, Deltin offers a lively casino experience with gaming, dining and entertainment in a sophisticated setting.
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Wellness
Tranquillity at its best
Cuisine
Unique dining experiences
In-house Bar
Memorable occasions
Lactarium
An oasis for nurturing motherhood
Doctor-on-call
24-hour medical assistance
Complimentary Wi-Fi
High-speed throughout the estate
At Morjim in north Goa. The quiet stretch where the Chapora river meets the sea, a short drive from the beach and known for the Olive Ridley turtles that nest on its sand each winter.