Anjuna is famous not only for its flea market, but also for its night parties with the inimitable energy of trance music. Tantra beach is, as people like to say these days, a very atmospheric place: a hotel and cafe on the beach where you are supposed to find balance and bliss.
Bamboo huts draped with fabrics are the local answer to boring European restaurants with their trivial tables. Statues and colorful fabrics add Indian chic to this unique ambiance. A wooden staircase leads you to the second and third floors, from where an amazing view of the sea and palm groves opens up. By the way, this is one of the greenest areas of Goa.
Upstairs, the traditional drink lassi will be the perfect addition to the picturesque scenery. It is whipped from yogurt mixed with other ingredients: water, salt, spices, sugar, cream, ice, or ice cream. Pieces of mango or other fruits make a wonderful addition to this delicious blend.
The menu here is classic Goan and Indian, but you can also try cuisine that is exotic for these parts: for example, they serve amazing Nepali steamed dumplings momo here.
