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Direct Return Flights Manchester or Gatwick to Goa, India - March Dates - TUI
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Posted 27 February 2024

Direct Return Flights Manchester or Gatwick to Goa, India - March Dates - TUI

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Some decent last-min fares to Goa with TUI. Quite a few dates around £350 return.

Goa is a state in western India with coastlines stretching along the Arabian Sea. Its long history as a Portuguese colony prior to 1961 is evident in its preserved 17th-century churches and the area’s tropical spice plantations. Goa is also known for its beaches, ranging from popular stretches at Baga and Palolem to those in laid-back fishing villages such as Agonda. ― Google


Example Dates:

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From LGW:
  • 5th - 20th March
  • 5th - 13th March
  • 9th - 24th March
  • 12th - 24th March

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From Man:
  • 4th - 12th March
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  1. antsgame's avatar
    52287925-Jx6gf.jpgIf anyone is wondering prices for baggage.
    nutbolt's avatar
  2. slo_moshun's avatar
    Haven't been here since long haul on Monarch stopping at Bahrain. Bet it's changed a bit. Great place, great people, good price
    antsgame's avatar
    Monarch £100 pound each way fares 🔥
  3. CheddarChar_'s avatar
    load up on immodium and toilet roll. beware of the Russians and taxi racket but the food is good, cheap and on average cleaner than most of india. the beaches are OK but I've been on better in the uk. Nothing like south east Asia or the caribbean.
  4. beaufinder1's avatar
    How much is Evisa?
    sydney871's avatar
    Last year it was around $10 plus processing fees. So not much . Make sure you apply through the official Indian website and don't use any intermediaries.

    Note the fees are dependent on what time of the year you go to India see indianvisaonline.gov.in/evi…tml for more information. (edited)
  5. Xippi's avatar
    What's Manchester airport like at the moment? It was a grim experience travelling from there a couple of years ago
    Thar's avatar
    They've got the queues sorted now. Nothing like it was.
  6. davidbrent's avatar
    Does anyone else remember having to go to the Indian embassy in London and endure the ordeal of queuing up for hours for a visa to get to Goa. When I first went in 2005, it was mandatory and an experience I won't forget.
    CheddarChar_'s avatar
    it's tit for tat in regards to visas. we make it difficult for them they make it difficult for us
  7. littel.helper's avatar
    Visited Goa couple years back on package with TUI with same flight from Manchester during Easter.
    Flight and Hotel were excellent. local food dirt cheap.
    Only downside was climate. extremely humid during evening and night. 35+ c during day.
  8. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Definitely a goa at that price!
  9. markefc69's avatar
    went in the mid 90s for 3 months,all night raves on the beach,chemists sold speed tablets over the counter for pennies,bottles of vodka and whisky for a couple of quid,happy days!
    ivadeal's avatar
    Very happy by the sounds of it
  10. imAldric's avatar
    From Goa here! Have fun to anyone thats gonna visit🫶 Flew with Tui last dec and was a great experience
    avinine86's avatar
    Was the flight comfortable for a long haul journey ?
  11. antsgame's avatar
    Wow! Viva Goa. You'll love it
  12. PapasMagic's avatar
    Any dates from Manchester for couple of weeks or more?
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