CLUBS & DANCING, Goa

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UPDATE YEAR 2007:
Voted BEST Night Club in India!

After hearing about the Club Cubana on VT, being approached by flyer-clutching youngsters on the beach, and being asked by every second taxi-driver "Party tonight, girls?" we semi-reluctantly decided to reserve our Wednesday evening for the Ladies Night at Club Cubana, the "Night Club in the Sky"...
...and seriously: we weren't disappointed!

After bumping along the Goa-typical country roads for 15 minutes, with Trance music thumping throughout our little mini van and a hyperactive taxi driver, we arrived at the foot of Arpora Hill where a signboard with big golden lips declared a right turn. Up the dirt road we headed (I honestly thought the mini bus wasn't going to make it without stalling!); and we were amused about the flashing cat-eyes embedded in the dirt track, showing us the way.

At the top, we arrived at an entrance fit to represent the Playboy Mansion, the bouncer marked our wrists with glow-in-the-dark ink, and up the stairs we climbed. Indeed, as we found out later through the manager Raat, it was once an inhabited family home that was later converted into this trendy night club, with great views at day and night.

To your left, there's the pool area with BBQ & bar, straight up and ahead takes you into the club with the dark dance floor and yet another bar, and to your right you'll find another plateau with a large bar and a large seating area (chairs, bar stools and sofas).

With bats flapping over our heads, confused by the laser show we quickly made friends with the German (gosh, we just get everywhere, don't we?! Haha!) bartender Oliver who gave us the low-down on the club's entrance & admission policies, special theme nights and his recent encounter with a tummy-bug.

Dress Code: On a regular night (open 7 days a week) the cover charge is 400 Rupees, which includes free unlimited drinks all night long!
Wednesdays is Ladies Night, with free entrance *and* free drinks all night.
Fridays is Bikini Night: anyone (even guys) in a bikini gets free entrance & free drinks.

We went to Club Cubana on Wednesday and again on Friday (one has to show off her new bikini, right?).
You can enter the Bikini competition (yes, guys as well!) with weird games in & around the pool, with a prize of 10,000 Rupees for the winner; 7,000 Rs for the runner-up and 3,000 Rs for 3rd place... not bad!

All in all: I have NO CLUE how this club makes money whilst giving away free drinks all night long - but it's definitely a great place that you shouldn't miss.

Opening Hours: Every day, 09:30pm onwards.
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A couple of footprints from Tito's, right on Baga beach, you come across Mambo's, an open aired pub/club and one of the most happening places in North Goa. Things have changed a bit from yesteryears when there would be bonfires in the huge ground that the bar overlooks; fifty pint-sized bottles of beer on each table, piled up high in a form of a pyramid and waiting for the first jostling character to tip them all over.

Not like it would be a big disturbance; a lot of guffaws, clapping, cheering later, and everyone would go back to what they were doing before interruption stepped in. Don't get me wrong. The parties haven't dulled by far, people still getting wasted and high, dance, music and fun all around with more nationalities than you can count off your fingers. Very "multi-kultural" you might say! Sort of reminds me of an organized chaos.

There's theme nights for retro music, trance night, etc and the place is always crowded. A couple years back the entire tiny street would be jam-packed with rented motorcyles, a few cabbies outside wait anxiously to transfer tourists back to their beds for exhorbitant sums in rupees (not too many $$s). The restrooms have definitely been cleaned up from the parties back then.

If you're lucky you may see a dancer step up onto the tables 'sans' footwear, and gyrate to the music to some whistling and jeering from the crowd, women included, some of whom will jump right onto the bar tables and dance a bit themselves. There's a bit off food served too, but not many people I see go there for the food. Go on, have some fun!


Dress Code: Casuals are fine. It's Goa, you're expected to be lazying around, sneakers are preferred over sandals. If you came in straight from the beach, shorts 'might' be a problem.

It's approximately US$5-10 to get in (cover charge) but the price really varies per night. Christmas and New Years more expensive. Beers are about US$2-4. Order the local kingfishers and see what the fuss is all about. And no need to worry about getting tipsy. What happens in Goa, stays in Goa!

Tito's is another popular hangout place situated at Calangute-Baga lane where one can chill out and also a place for all the expats & travellers to meet up. It has an indoor night club, a multi-cuisine restaurant called "Brass", an outdoor pub, the currently most popular beach pub - "Mambo's" a 24 hour coffee shop and boutique.

Warning: Drugs are strictly prohibited inside the club and anybody found in possession of the same would be handed over to the Police.

Dress Code: A Normal clubwear would do!

There are number of night clubs in GOA,It depends where you want to go .People find clubs like club enaya,club cubana,club in sky,Mambos and many more interesting.We went to club in the sky and it's definetely worth the money.Coctails are cheap but good in quality and they play good music as well but,if you are there in the month of nov/ dec/ january you would have to worry about it as you would have plenty of beach parties where you can drink and dance under open sky and on the beach around bonfire.

Dress Code: I think this is the place where you can go without a dress code.You just have to be neat and look cool and you are in for the partying.You can wear any thing you want just,it has to be looking cool and not weird.

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new place to spend your life ) Club Fresh is the place in Goa (Morjm beach) where you can Fresh you UP! sushi-bar, live music, massage etc. i just got to know from a friend. also happen to talk to the owner today, since i am planning to visit for the nye 2009-2010
this is an awesome place check the pictures.
i am going for it. a must visit place for everyone visiting goa.
they dont have a website yet. but soon gonna start one. check google for more updates on them
check both the images i have uploaded

Dress Code: casual

I took a 3 day vacation in Goa staying close to the Baga beach. We had heard and read a lot about the nightlife near Baga beach and were thrilled to be there. The first night we went to Tito's, you pay an entry fee of Rs 500 per couple and Rs 800 for stag. The party doesn't start until 10 or 10:30. The ambience in the dance floor was great. The DJs were ok, the sad part was they were not trying to get the crowd involved, excited and thrilled they went on their business in a programmed fashion. The crowd warmed up after a few songs and everyone had a good time. The following night we went to Mambo's for a purple night party. Here couples enter for free and the crowd here was fantastic. The energy was amazing. DJs here were much better. We also had celebrities that I did not recognize to add some spice. A couple of gals got on the table and gyrating their lovely bodies to some high energy music. The only problem was there were just too many people on the dance floor you could not move your hands or legs without hitting someone next to you. We went in at 10:30 and stayed till 1:20. Enjoyed the night. Can't wait to plan my next trip to Goa.

Dress Code: Guys need to have pants and a shirt (no shorts allowed). Girls the lesser you wear the better.

Hi Guys,

Goa is in the hype of pampering you down to your hearts content, the last weak i was sitting and discussing upon the matter of how places such as night clubs can make a difference with your stay in a place an i've concluded "MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE" as i would go by the old saying " all work and no play makes tom a prick" Guys Go Out And Explore This New Night sopt "CLUBE ENAYA" You will find the difference

Dress Code: ladies enter free guys pay 2 drinks free for the ladies on the guys cost

In Goa, there are ample night clubs, place to drink and dine thruout night. After visiting many clubs, somebody told us about Club Cubana. we reached early about 10:30 PM. Slowly crowd starting to come and by 12:00, it was packed. Entry is not expensive about 100$ US per person. Booze is available with entry and can be purchased seperately. Party lasted upto 5:00 AM and light music upto 6:00 AM.

We were conviced that why its called club in Sky.

check this link before visiting www.clubcubana.net

Dress Code: No thongs