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Once an armed fortress that belonged to the Portuguese, Fort Tiracol is now content to spend the rest of its days on a cliff enjoying the kaleidoscopic view of the Arabian Sea and the spectacular estuary of the Tiracol River. It exists in its own space and time on the northern most tip of Goa. At a glance Set foot in its charming courtyard, you will be taken aback by the charming 17th century church standing there bang in the middle. Undoubtedly one of Tiracol's strength is the simple fact that you are staying in a former defense fort in splendid isolation. There's a palpable sense of history all around. Added to this is all the luxury comfort a traveller expects today. The fort's elevated position and the views it affords from the ramparts are quite something else. Sitting on the top verandah, or on one of the rooms' private balconies, gulping the clean air and panoramic seascapes is a sublime experience.

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