Goa is about 590 kilometres from Mumbai — ten to twelve hours by road, longer in the monsoon and at Christmas. The house does not drive it in one tired push: it is two days, with a night on the way, or a flight and a car waiting at the other end.
The Mumbai–Goa highway down the Konkan, a night at Ratnagiri or Ganpatipule by the sea, and Goa the next afternoon. Slower, and the more beautiful road.
The Expressway and the highway south, a night at Kolhapur, and down the Amboli ghat in the morning. The faster road, and the one the house prefers in the rains.
A car to the terminal in Mumbai, and one waiting at Mopa or Dabolim when you land — whichever your flight uses. The same standard at both ends, one figure for both.
For the road, the Hycross or the Innova Crysta for four with luggage, the Carnival for a family, the Fortuner for the ghats in the monsoon; for a wedding in Goa, a Marque car waiting at the airport.
When the road is longer than the day deserves, the house takes you to the terminal in Mumbai and has a car waiting at Mopa or Dabolim when you land — a licensed partner the house has vetted, held to its standard, with the chauffeur's name and the car's number sent to you the evening before. The house answers for it as it answers for its own, and the car home from the Mumbai airport is waiting when you return. Ask for it when you reserve; it is written as one figure.
Reserve the journeyChoose Beyond the city. The figure is written first.