Cottages Facing the Sea
Twenty-six premium cottages at forty-nine square metres, balconies looking to the green and the water.
On Sea
Goa
The Coast,At Its Quietest
Morjim is the north Goan coast with the volume turned down — the beach where the Chapora river meets the sea, known for turtles and long, empty mornings rather than for shacks and noise. MAYFAIR On Sea keeps to that register: thirty-five keys, most of them cottages with balconies, a pool with a sea-view deck, and Goan cooking done properly. It is Goa for people who came for the coast rather than the crowd.
For over four decades, MAYFAIR has hosted travellers who could not settle for the ordinary. Whether your heart is drawn to lagoon gardens, Himalayan terraces, or the Bay of Bengal at dawn — every MAYFAIR address is composed with the same quiet promise of grace.
Highlights
Cottages with balconies, a deck facing the sea, and the unhurried end of Goa's most famous coastline.
Cottages, mostly
with balconies
Thirty-five keys: rooms, twenty-six premium cottages, sea-view cottages, two suites, one villa.
What a day here holds
Morjim beach
The quiet stretch — turtle country in season, and long walks over hard sand at low tide.
The pool, then the deck
The sea-view deck is the property's best seat, and sunset is when it earns the name.
Goan cooking, done seriously
The kitchen's Goan dishes — the fish, the vindalho, the poi — are the reason to eat in.
The rivers and forts north
Chapora's fort, Siolim's lanes and Arambol beyond — north Goa's slower geography starts at the doorstep.
Good to Know
Wellness
Tranquillity at its best
Cuisine
Unique dining experiences
In-house Bar
Memorable occasions
Lactarium
An oasis for nurturing motherhood
Doctor-on-call
24-hour medical assistance
Complimentary Wi-Fi
High-speed throughout the estate
At Morjim in north Goa — the quiet stretch where the Chapora river meets the sea, a short drive from the beach and known for its turtle nesting rather than its nightlife.