The 5-Star Resort In Matheran That You Absolutely Must Visit

Adamo, the hospitality arm of the Ajmera Group that has been in operation for 21 years, takes its name from the original Latin word that translates as “to fall in love with.” With our magnificent range of holiday destinations, Adamo Hospitality, true to its name, provides scenic getaways for global travelers in India. Matheran is a charming little hill station that is surprisingly close to Mumbai’s hectic and bustling metropolis. Take a train up the hills or drive through the beautiful curves, admiring the scenic richness along the way. When you arrive at Adamo The Resort in Matheran, you will notice that it has been designed to blend in with the natural surroundings. It is, without a doubt, one of the best resorts in Matheran for families. Types of residencies here:

• Deluxe Villa: Get away from the hustle and bustle of city life by staying in our resort’s stylish Deluxe Villa. With two master bedrooms, a cosy living room, and a lovely little porch, stretch out and surrender to the comfort of this vacation home.
• Regency Deluxe: Why leave when the inside is so comfortable? Start your day like royalty with a cup of coffee on the balcony, where you can also admire the beautiful evenings and star-studded skies.
• Regent Deluxe: This defines comfort with its laid-back and relaxed surroundings, and its veranda is no exception.

Check out these places to visit in North Goa

1. Chapora Fort: Built-in 1717, the fort has stood silent witness to the various historical events that have occurred here over the years. It is worth a visit because it is located on a hilltop near the Chapora River and offers excellent views of the surrounding area.
2. Vagator Beach: Vagator Beach is a stunning beach with dramatic red cliffs adorning the shore. The beach here is divided into two sections: Big Vagator and Little Vagator. It’s the ideal spot to kick back and relax while taking in the sun, sand, and sea.
3. Basilica of Bom Jesus: The name Basilica of Bom Jesus should come as no surprise to any avid traveler or history buff. The church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Goa, dates back over 400 years and is built in the Portuguese style. Guess what the main draw is here? Every ten years, the mummy of St. Xavier is brought out for public viewing! There is also a collection of paintings related to St. Xavier’s life, as well as relics of other saints such as Jesuit Rudolf Acquaviva and Antony Francisci.
4. Anjuna Flea Market: One of the best markets in Goa, this flea market comes to life every Wednesday on Anjuna Beach. This beachfront market sells cheap souvenirs, knickknacks, funky jewelry, beachwear, wall hangings, and Nepali and Tibetan goods.
5. Fort Aguada: This massive fort dates back to the 17th century and offers a breathtaking view of the sea that spreads out in front of it.
6. Baga Beach: Named after the Baga creek that flows into the Arabian Sea, Baga is the ideal place to spend an exciting day and party late into the night by visiting the beachside hangouts.