Maybe it's because i'm a queen....

brassil

Ok, so I'm planning way ahead. Not leaving until November and heading for for four months in a remote or not so remote beach in Goa.

Now.

And I know this may seem trivial to some of you...

But.

If I go swimming in the ocean in the early (say seven, eight o'clock) morning - will they be dry in time for yoga - travelling light remember.

After all, just how hot is it out there?

Planning everything

x

anindya911

Well, during Nov-Dec the sun is quite bright during the day time and the humidity will be minimum in Goa.
So, you ought to get a pretty fast laundry service, I guess..

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brassil

Thanks anindia....these things are important to a boy/grrl!

condor

Logistical issues Mr. / Ms.

a) Remote beaches are really remote - meaning getting food-supplies will be a toughie..(if you plan to stay for months and cook-indoors, which is what usually everyone does here..).

b) Remote beaches dont come with remote-controlled Yoga Instructors (unless ofcourse, you are a Yoga instructor yourself..)

Yoga teachers are usually around Calangute / Candolim / Anjuna / Vagator area (the further up-north you ago..like towards arambol / morjim...the population-denisty decreases.)

To answer your qn...It dont take 30 mins. to dry-up in November sun.

How Hot ? You *definitely* do need sun-screen.

Thanks
-Condor.

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