Welcome to Lush / Privé™
Introducing an offering of the finest luxury vacation homes in North Goa, India.  Holiday in one of our remarkable private residences, to reunite and connect with loved ones. Create a lifetime of memories that will remain with you, wherever you go.
Indulge yourself in any of our lavish villas below, all of them are fully staff with assured amenities like air con bedrooms, private swimming pools & exceptional ground service team.

Since 2009, we are in the business of providing quality, predictability, luxury, and other attributes associated with professionally maintained private vacation residences.
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Villas upto upto 3 Bedrooms

1. SeaSong, Anjuna (Ocean Front)
   www.lushprive.com/seasong.html
   ₹ 37,500 /nightly​
   
2. Adoñia, Candolim (near LPK)
   

Villas with 4 Bedrooms

Villas with 4 Bedrooms

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Goa. Wait For Me.
I Will Be There Soon.

There is science, logic, reason;
there is thought
verified by experience.
and then there is GOA..!

Beyond simply nightclubs and the hedonistic party vibe, our collection of premium villas stretch from the serenity of Vagator to the busy Candolim streets and everything in between.

Swaying palms, white sands and sparkling waters: the three essential elements that attract 2 million visitors annually to Goa’s balmy shores are plentiful in this tiny, glorious slice of India hugging the country’s western coastline and bounded by the Arabian Sea.
There's more to Goa than blissful food like sorpatel, vindaloo, and prawn curry. The former Portuguese enclave of GOA, midway down India's southwest coast, has been a holiday destination since colonial times.

The full-moon parties are over, but Goa - a small, former Portuguese enclave with a 105km long coast line lapped by the Arabian Sea - has much to offer the grown-up traveller: private beaches, boutique hotels and great shopping. It has a character quite distinct from the rest of India and despite nearly decades of liberation from Portuguese colonial rule, it has left its legacy, with a proliferation of churches and a cuisine totally different from the elsewhere on the subcontinent. Goa has grown up, and yet, miraculously, it seems to have hung on to much of its character.