It is flocked by tourists all around the year but December witnesses maximum footfall as the weather is extremely pleasant compared to the other months. It is the peak time of year when parties are in full swing and all the popular beaches are bustling with partygoers all night. Christmas and New Year’s Eve are when the party spirits peak in Goa in December. 

If you are planning to visit Goa this December, here is everything you need to know!

When is the best time to visit Goa?

Well, if you are a party freak you do not want to miss the last 2 weeks of December. It is that time when every nook and cranny is fully decked up and you get to witness why it is called India’s Nightlife capital.

But if you are on a budget travel, it is recommended to visit during December’s first week. This is the time when the prices are reasonable, all the activities are available, and the place is bursting with excitement to welcome the New Year.

Goan Weather in December- Humidity and Temperature

You can make the most of your Goa trip in December because the weather will be in your favor. Every day is a bright sunny day- it is warm enough to bask in the sun but not too harsh to give you the sun burns!

The average high is 33ºC during the daytime, perfect for sitting by the side of a beach, enjoying water activities, or just taking a leisurely walk soaking in the Goan charm.

At night the temperature drops to 21ºC, and you can enjoy the nightlife with pleasant beach vibes.

The average relative humidity is typically 54.2% so, it is best to pack light clothes and do not forget sunscreen!

Goa Staycation in December

For backpackers or anyone else traveling to Goa, opting for a train can not only cut down the traveling cost but they can also enjoy the charm of the Konkan region. The railway stations are well-linked to every part of the country making it a convenient option. There are regular trains to and from Goa and one can avail of taxi service to get to their hotels after reaching there. 

For people who want a quicker option, you can take a flight. There’s Dabolim Airport, 26 km away from Panaji. It is the main domestic as well as international aerodrome. AirAsia India, Air India, IndiGo, and JetAirways have regular flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Indore, Chennai, and Pune.
It also serves a few international destinations such as Muscat, Doha, and Copenhagen.

Again, taxi services are easily available from the airport anywhere in Goa.

And for those of you who want to go road-tripping like the trio in Dil Chahta Hai, the national highways are extremely smooth and you can steer your wheels through them while enjoying the scenic views.

Now that you know your travel options, here are some options for your stay:

If you are on a solo trip or backpacking, there are many dormitories even with air conditioning. 

Some people also prefer to sleep in shacks on the beaches to wake up to a beautiful sunrise! You also get beach-facing resorts and hotels but remember to book them well in advance. These places get sold out like hotcakes!

But if you are traveling with family or friends, you can opt for the luxury beach villa, Azara Beach House, in Candolim. It is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The spacious 5-bedroom villa is designed with modern aesthetics and adorned with coastal hues to create a unique ambiance for the guests. 

Located just 300 meters from the beach house is the Candomil Beach from where you can get all the vitamin sea! You can take a stroll and enjoy the beach vibes.

The property is also at a convenient location to visit some of the popular tourist places- Fort Aguada, Sinquerim Fort, Coco Beach, etc. 

Transportation: 

A short December weekend, say, 2 nights and 3 days will allow you to experience most of Goa. If you choose to get there by your car, then commuting to explore places is hassle-free. But if you have taken a flight, do not worry because Goa offers convenient chauffeur-driven luxury taxi services. You can either pre-book them or usually someone at the villa will help you get in touch with local transportation services.

Most of the transportation services agree to pick you up from Airports or pretty much any place in Goa. 

For people who want to drive by themselves, there are luxury self-drive cars in Goa. Cruise along the picturesque beaches or go on a long drive along the lush countryside in your comfort with the option of luxury cars. 

Food: 

Goa is known for its delectable cuisine. The cost depends on where you’d like to dine in. There are some great food options for even Rs.100/ head and some may go up to 500/ head. 

Goan fish curry or the Xitti Kodi as they call it, is the staple diet of every Goan. It is a must-try!

Some of the other dishes to try are ​​Prawn balchão- the traditional food of Goa, Poee is a kind of bread and is sold in every bakery. Sorpotel is another meat-made food (mutton, pork, or beef liver)- which is usually a breakfast dish in Goa. There are more dishes to try and it is best if you ask the restaurant chef for suggestions to experience true Goan food.

A well-planned budget to spend in Goa in December ensures a seamless and unforgettable experience.

Festivals and Events In December 2023

Sunburn 2023

This needs no introduction but for the ones who do not know, it is the craziest EDM festival in Asia which attracts fans from more than 30 countries! It goes on for 3 days and happens at the end of December in Goa. It is held at the Vagator beach. It is an experience of unlimited fun- extravagant stages, ecstatic ambiance, and eccentric music! It is a lit event. 

The ticket pricing starts at around Rs.3000 and early booking is recommended given the popularity.

Dencedelic Presents Mezerg Live In Goa

Mezerg is a multi-talented instrumentalist and one of the most creative musicians performing at Noise Goa on December 1st. He is known for his acoustic performance and makes music with rhythms that range from funk to acid techno, improvising with keyboards for which he is popularly known.
So, get ready for a night of techno and electronic ecstasy at the Merzer live concert!

Serendipity Arts Festival 2023

For all the art aficionados, plan your trip around mid-December to witness India’s largest multidisciplinary arts festival! It is a 9-day festival with a key focus on supporting artists and creative expressions from the South Asian region. 

There is a diverse curation line-up that will recreate a visual vocabulary across the arts. Save the dates- it is happening between 15th- 23rd December in Panjim, Goa.

Shoonya The Festival of Nothingness

For those of you who are planning to visit Goa to rest and rejuvenate, the Shoony Festival is the one you must attend! This transformative experience features yoga, music, mindfulness, and eco-conscious living. 

It is happening in the picturesque backdrop of Colomb Beach at Palolem Beach. 

The 3-day (Dec 1- Dec 3rd) weekend retreat is organized to harmonize mind, heart, and body. 

R3SET 3.0 NYE

New Year’s Eve in Goa is all about eat, sleep, rave, repeat! Only there’s more of rave, repeat! Reset is performing this December 31st at Dream Beach, Goa and it is the biggest psytrance party. Kick off the year in high spirits and welcome 2024 with a bang.

Limited early bird tickets are available on their website priced at Rs.2500. Plan your trip and book them!

New Year Party On A Cruise

Where there’s a beach, there’s a cruise party! And what better than to welcome 2024 on a cruise? It’s all about dance, games, food, and booze! The 3 house cruise on the river Mandovi has a DJ playing the popular Hindi and English songs, Portuguese folk dance, and fireworks at midnight.
Partying on a cruise is the true Goa party experience to start the New Year. Tickers are priced at Rs.3999.

As the sun-kissed beaches come alive with a blast of parties in December, the air is filled with infectious energy that defines Goa’s legendary nightlife. For those seeking the thrill of party life or simply opting to stay in a scenic villa or resort this December, book your tickets!

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Keeping in mind what suits all ages, we have planned the top 12 sightseeing places for you to visit near this luxury villa:

Fort Aguada

If you love history, then this is the right place for you to go to. At a proximity of just 4.3 km from the property, Fort Aguada is a popular destination for most at Candolim, especially for the serene sunsets. Located on Aguada – Siolim road, you can follow two routes towards the hilltop, either you could take a car from Sinquerim Beach, or you could cycle all the way up the steep climb.

The Aguada fort was built in 1612 to ward off the Dutch and Marathas, enabling the Portuguese to maintain strategic control for a long period of time. The name Aguada comes from a freshwater spring that has given sufficient drinking water for the Fort. “Agua” translates to water in Portuguese and “Aguada” translates to the place it was collected.

Chapora Fort

The Fort was built during the rule of Adil Shah in 1617 and was built from a military standpoint. Called Shahpoora in the days of its creation, this fort was altered to Shapora by the Malvankars later. The fort has become a popular tourist destination since the Bollywood film Dil Chahta Hai was shot here. A must-visit to experience the vibes of this movie, Chapora Fort is 33 mins and 12.8 km from Azara Beach House.

Se Cathedral

Part of a World Heritage site, located in Old Goa, Panjim, this Latin Church is a recognized World Heritage Site. Founded in 1619, this church was built to honor Catherine of Alexandria. The making was ordered by Afonso de Albuquerque over the victory of the Muslim Army, and since the event took place on the feast of Saint Catherine it was dedicated to her. It takes about 21 km to reach Se Cathedral from Azara Beach House.

Dolphin watching at Sinquerim Beach

If you love watching these majestic creatures, this experience is a must-do for you. Nothing speaks of a deeper connection with nature than sailing by the pristine waters and waiting for the dolphins to take a jump by your boat. If you planning to go Dolphin watching, multiple local tour companies are available that would take you on a tour into the waters to view the dolphins swimming gracefully. The charge for a nominal fee of 10 USD or 800 INR for a round trip.

Some Self-Care Ayurveda!

Ayurveda is ancient old herbal medicine proven to heal the body and soul. With no side effects, nothing can possibly go wrong in healing your body whilst you are on vacation. There are plenty of Ayurvedic clinics in Candolim for you to get an excellent massage. Leave the woes of the world behind and soak in your senses while essential oils take over your body. A good ayurvedic massage after a day in the sun or after a nice trek is all your body needs for rejuvenation and mindfulness.

Indulge in Water Adventures

Ever had a bucket list to do Scuba diving? Beach clubs just a km away from Azara provide the perfect arena to experience it. It is known to be perfect for nature lovers to dive in and snorkel in the clear waters of Goa.

Similarly, Jet Skiing at Coco Beach, which is 4 km away, is an additional fun activity that you can do before the sun begins to set at 5 pm. In addition to that, at Sinquerim Beach, which is 1.4 km from Azara, all water adventures can be enjoyed. If you wish to have a guide, that will also be provided upon request. Do try the banana boat ride for a fun sport!

Basilica Bom Jesus

Constructed in 1594, the church was consecrated in 1605 by the archbishop. Since then, it has emerged as a landmark in the History of Christianity as the church contains the body of St Francis Xavier, who was a very close friend of St. Ignatius Loyola, the founder of Jesuits. The church is a little further away for most, 19.9 km from the property, but you can take this opportunity to see Goa at a quick glance.

Candolim Beach

Situated just 300 meters away from the property, is a perfect place for you to watch the sunset while visiting the shacks on the beach. The Shacks have delicious seafood for you to savor and munch on. Along with that, you can grab some beautiful souvenirs of pretty colorful shells or engage in some street shopping. The street shacks also serve refreshing fresh fruit juices to sip while you bask in the sun and the sea. Or if you’d like something different, you can end your afternoon by lounging by the beach for a nice tan with a cold beer in hand.

Saturday Night Market

Grab your purse and indulge in some retail therapy! Thrift shop on some trendy clothes, handcrafted jewelry, and bags at amazing deals. Travel to Saturday Night Market Arpora, which starts at 6 pm. This night market gives you a feeling of walking around a global village, with the assurance you are not gonna leave empty-handed. You can visit Calgunte market and Anjuna market too for grabbing those pants that you always wanted, but make sure to go ahead with a bargain knowing the market rates.

Party Like there is no Tomorrow!

If you are a Party Animal, Goa has the best parties of the season. Thalassa, Club Cabbana, Titos are some of the few exotic party scenes you could experience. If a party to you means counting money, then try your luck in earning some big bucks, and relish yourself in some fancy casinos in Candolim such as Grand 7 Casino, Casino Carnival, Majestic Pride Casino, and Deltin Royal Casino. Some of these casinos are on the water and some are on shore, and alive through the night.

Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary

Named after the prodigious ornithologist, is a mangrove forest turned into a bird sanctuary. Located on the western tip of Charao along the Mandovi River, you can take the ferry from the Ribandar ferry wharf to arrive at Charao Island. Apart from exotic birds, sightings of crocodiles and jackals are common on the property. This nature lover’s paradise is just 14 km away from the property.

Dudhsagar Waterfalls

If you are traveling with family, taking a trip to the waterfalls is an exciting activity. “Dudhsagar” which translates to the sea of milk describes the majestic white waters. A part of Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, in Sonaulim, Goa, Dudhsagar is 60 km from Panaji, and is one of the tallest waterfalls in India hence, a must-see attraction if you are visiting Goa. There are multiple treks that you can partake in while you visit Goa so make sure you plan ahead.

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Location, Location, Location!

Location is the foremost important factor for an impeccable stay. Seek a villa that strikes a perfect balance of privacy and accessibility to popular attractions. North Goa and South Goa are both known for their beaches and parties. However, Candolim in North Goa is one of the most popular places for its beaches, shops, and resto pubs. The fun experiences are usually experienced there, so make sure to rent your luxury villa in close parameters or within North Goa.  

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If you love basking under the sun, feeling the mellow tropical breeze, scouring little shops and restaurants, and walking on soft white sands near the beach, Candolim is the right place for you! Situated in the southern province of India, this town is a popular place for European and American tourists alike, a bustling space that is a great place to vacation and enjoy a multitude of experiences: beaches like Vagator and Anjuna or the archaic relics of the Fort Aguada in Sinquerim.

Candolim is an excellent province to explore the party scene and then retreat and relax in your resort. And if you still have some energy left, you can dive into the pristine beaches or visit historical sites, savor delicious Goan cuisine, and immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals that grace this region. It is no wonder that Candolim in North Goa is often chosen as an exclusive getaway.

If you’re not sure of where to start in Candolim, here’s your guide!

Read on to find out what to do, see and eat in Candolim. 

Fancy the Beach?

Candolim is nothing without the beaches, the warm waters are inviting and enticing to help chill and rejuvenate in the morning, whereas, after dawn, the vibe completely switches to a lively and fun environment where you could dance to the rhythm of the waves. Stop by the neighboring Sinquerim beach or venture further north to the famous Calangute beach to build sandcastles, or simply relax with a book in hand if you wish for a quieter backdrop. That’s not all, the beaches satisfy the explorers as well. If you are an aquatic odyssey adventurer, you can dive into water sports like skiing, surfing, or even a banana boat ride!

Timeless Historical Landmarks

Prepare for some Fort-fied fun and treasure trove, as this area in Candolim was once governed by the Portuguese during the 15th Century. Candolim is a significant village in Goa for its history, as it dared an anti-Portugese revolt in 1787. Some of their golden monuments are listed below-

Fort Aguada – Was constructed in 1612 to defend their territory from the sea. As per the historians, the Fort played a crucial role in the Portuguese, for heightening its control over Goa and keeping its power.

Se Cathedral – A top fantasy of this area. It was built to immortalize the victory of the Portuguese against the Muslim enemy. Since the victory was accomplished on the day of Saint Catherine’s Feast, it was named after her.

Goan Delicacies

Entice in some Goan delicacies! The Goan culinary creations will surely leave an everlasting memory that ignites your tastebuds. Originating from its Konkani roots, it was inspired by the Portuguese colonizers of 451 years and then the Sultanate rule that preceded it. It was only in 1510, the Portuguese general Alburqueqe introduced the use of vinegar, potatoes, chilies, cashews, pineapple, bread, and all other meats. Before the Portuguese, flat bread like rotis and chapatis were consumed, later changed to bread like Pao.

Some great recommendations to try while visiting are– crusty pao bread, pork vindaloos, and sorpotel. In addition to that Goan fish curry, prawn balchão, squid masala fry, and feni, a local spirit made from cashew or coconut, for a truly authentic experience. Unleash your foodie and devour the best of the best seafood delights in Candolim, Goa.

Night Party Revelry and Casino

If you Party like there is no tomorrow, Candolim has a vibrant night party that serves beachfront clubs and chic lounges to serve the purpose of a lively nightlife experience. Sip on some refreshing cocktails and dance to the beats of renowned DJs. For a party animal, the entertainment options are endless. Although if you are traveling with family and wish for a calmer ambiance, you can go to the beach and relax with ease. Casino Royal and Carnival Casino, MV Caravela, and Casino Palms are great places to go with family and friends and try your luck at the Casino. You will never realize when the sun goes done with all the fun going on, and if you are lucky you would be going home with good big bucks!

Cycle to Fort Aguada

Another must do in Goa, is to visit the most prized monument of Portugese-Fort Aguada. The Fort is so enormous it stretches all the way in the peninsular region to the tip of Bardez. Strategically located in the Mandovi River, it acted as the chief of defense to protect the Portuguese from Dutch invaders. The best way to explore Fort Aguada is by cycling to the Fort. Not only is it reducing carbon footprint but it works as a great exercise to energize yourself. This is an experience you must truly experience and is one of the best ways to explore the 17th-century fort and places near it.

Cruise through the largest river in Goa

Take a cruise on one of Goa’s largest rivers called Mandovi River, which moves along into the Indian Ocean in Panjim. A calm cruise during the day turns into a party boat at night! Dance along the waves and party all night with DJs and folk dances, adding a quintessential showdown for your Goan getaway!

Panjim Offerings

Situated near Candolim is the Goan capital of Panjim. Highly recommended if you love ancient architecture, it is covered with Portuguese buildings in Fontainhas. Live in the past while in the present in Panjim and discover the long-lost gems of India.

When is the right time to visit?

Since the town is conterminous with the beaches, it often experiences a muggy climate during the summers.

Ideally, it is advisable to visit from September to the end of February for a pleasant climate and a jovial stay. December is the time tourists make the most by going to popular festivals like Sunburn amongst the other celebrations like Christmas and New Year’s. 

In the months from March to May, the weather gets moderately humid and the sea becomes coarse,  the hotels and homestays become cheaper during this time, making it the best time to spend some intimate moments with family. 

Similarly, July to September is a convivial time to visit because of the monsoon season, it is also highly popular because of the Sao Jao festival, known as the fertility feast of Saint John the Baptist, held during late June. During the fest, men jump onto the overflowing wells to fetch local alcohol bottles called Feni, creating an exciting cultural learning opportunity.

Where to Stay, You ask?

Nestled near Candolim Beach just 300 meters away is a 13000 square feet uber luxury villa called Azara Beach House that fulfills all your needs. With 5 spacious bedrooms, it has ample space to accommodate 10+ guests for your vacation. Among these features, it also has a mesmerizing private pool with an in-house chef to satisfy your food needs. Plus, the lush greenery around the property serves the purpose of your Instagramable pictures. If you are looking for a private setting for a big crowd in a luxury space, or an escape into solitude in modern luxury, this will be the right place for you. 

Plan your itinerary for the day

We have planned an itinerary for you, take a look and make your trip memorable.

Morning – Wake up a little early in the morning to have a tour of Fort Aguada. But keep in mind that the later you travel, the busier it gets, especially during the season. Make sure to go no earlier than 8:30 AM, since that’s when the fort opens. Take a quick stroll around the Fort and then you can relax for breakfast at an Artisan Bakery for some great coffee and breakfast.

Afternoon – You can a trip to Calangute Beach (rent a scooter to experience the scenic rides), for it is known to be the “Queen of beaches” stretching all the way from Candolim to Baga. With the heat at its greatest, relaxing near the beach is your top choice for some cool breeze. However, if it’s too hot you can head to St. Lawrence Church and Church of Lady Hope to view the archetypal reredos. And for lunch, you can try the popular Brittos or St Anthony for some lip-smacking seafood.

Early Evening – After a long day, head back to your villa at Azara Beach House and take a dip in our mesmerizing pool whilst relishing refreshing cocktails. Our Butlers will be at your service for anything you need. After you have reenergized yourself, wear your shorts and flip-flops and take a walk to Candolim Beach which is 300 meters away from the property and watch the beautiful sunset.

Night – At Night the Candolim changes to a whole new setting, more alive and vivacious. If you are a party person, clubs like Titos, Mambos, Darlings, and Thalassa are your best bet, for a great night. Although if you are with family and partying is not your scene, Amavi and David’s offer lovely food and good music for a soulful night.

Candolim encapsulates the essence of a beautiful Goan getaway with its beach, historical places, scrumptious cuisines, and zesty setting. Whether you seek a nice relaxed vacation or an adventurous cultural front, this province has it all. Entice yourself in an unforgettable journey through Candolim and let its charm and beauty leave an indelible mark on your travel memories.

Needless to say, pack your bags, and get ready to curate a beautiful experience at Azara Beach House in the enchanting land of Candolim, Goa.

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Built on Portuguese era history, Candolim Beach starts from Fort Aguda to Calgunte making it one of the longest beaches in Goa. Moreover, Candolim derived its name from “Candole”, a village near the banks of the Arabian Sea, and the residents were known as Candolkars. The name is rare and unfamiliar since it was replaced by Candolim by the Portuguese.

Candolim finds its way into history books for being the epicenter of the Portuguese revolt during 1787. Similarly, When it comes to Candolim’s culture, it is a rich mix of Portuguese and Indian culture, with a beautiful harmonization of the East and West, Goans have taken the best of both worlds.
Come explore the captivating journey and we dive into the stories of what shaped Candolim today.

Ancient origins

Take a step back in time and explore the ancient history of Candolim. Delve into its historical significance, From the remnants of ancient crafts to the echoes of tales that were forgotten, Candolim whispers secrets of the past. Verandas with red roof tiles and intricately designed railings were distinct characteristics of Portuguese architecture. Similarly, a few ancient monuments were left behind after the colonizers had left. Let’s take a deep dive into a few of these ancient monuments-

Fort Aguada

Is the 17th Century fort that is built in close proximity to the Arabian Sea. Built to protect itself from invaders, it has hidden passageways and high walls constructed in a military fashion. Marvel the architectural wonders that dot the landscape of Candolim and discover old hideouts during the time.

Church of St Lawrence

Built-in the year 1643, in honor of St Lawrence who is the patron of sailors. It is located on Sinquerim Hill, constructed very sublimely. Nevertheless, St Lawrence is a popular decorative figure that has attracted many tourists.

Casa Dos Monteiros

Is a signature of architectural brilliance, built in the 18th century. A beautiful chapel is located right opposite it called Nossa Senhora dos Remedios which is very pleasing to the eye. Despite its architectural beauty, it is not open to the public and it is a private property. The descendants still occupy the property to this day.

Casa Dos Costa Frias

Another beautiful fixture constructed during the 18th century oversees a small chapel in the complex. This too is a private property and can only be viewed from outside.

Our Church of Lady Hope

A.k.a Nossa Senhora da Esperanca, The Church of Lady Hope. A 16th-century church made in Mannerist Neo-Roman style. Gone through a renovation by Antonia de Assrmpco in 1667. Situated in the heart of the Church’s main altar is the statue of Our Lady of Hope. On the front lies the main altar, and to the left, is an elaborately carved wooden altar. Where lies Jesus’s crucifixion on a large cross is situated underneath the sculptures of Jesus and Mother Mary where the altar on the left is dedicated to St. Peter. Whereas the east and west sides of the church, two bell towers ascend above the turret deriving an archetypal feel.

Culture of Goa

A town of warm and amiable people that has a consummate mix of different religions and live together in euphony. The best part of Goan Culture is Goans celebrate almost all festivals together in harmony. Some of the elaborately decorated cultures are discussed below-

Festivals, Dance, and Celebrations

From the flourishing Shigmo festival to the fervent festival of St. Lawrence experience the true essence of Goan celebrations. The rhythm of the music and vivacious dances is a must-see experience while accompanying these festivities.

Folk Goan dances like Fugdi, Dhalo, and Kunbi date back to the time of the Portuguese era. The Dance form Dekhni Dance is performed by the women while wearing the ghumat. Another such Dance form is the Goff dance consisting of weaved braids with different hues of colors performed by people living in the Canacona Taluka region. Similarly, the dance form Shigmo is performed by wearing colorful dresses with the help of the dhol, Tasha.

Traditional Arts and Crafts

Venture into the local markets in Goa, where you can notice skilled craftsmen-breath in their art. Handwoven textiles, carefully carved wooden artifacts, and colorful, pottery display good craftsmanship. Known for its jewelry it has transitioned to widely popular handicrafts like Brasswork used to craft statues, flower motifs, etc. Sea Shell crafts for decor purposes, and Bamboo, and terracotta crafts come among the few usually bought crafts.

As we conclude our journey through the captivating history and culture of Candolim, we hope you’ve been captivated by the tales woven into its fabric. Beyond its stunning beaches and lively atmosphere, Candolim stands as a testament to the resilience and cultural richness of Goa.

So, the next time you stroll along its shores or explore its vibrant streets, head over to Azara Beach House, located 300 meters away from Candolim Beach, to satisfy all your intricate needs. From spacious 5 Bhk rooms, an in-house chef, and a beautiful clear pool, it is a top choice for a luxurious and exclusive stay.

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