Agonda Beach, South Goa · taught in English1,000+ students · 52 countries · since 2005Season open: October 2026 – April 2027

Where you stay in Agonda

Four kinds of room at the school, from a single to a three-share. Rooms are booked separately from the course fee.

Beach huts at Agonda, of the kind students stay in

The rooms

These are the actual rooms, photographed as they are. Availability changes by season, so tell us your dates when you apply and we will say what is free.

  • The deluxe room at the school, with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom

    Deluxe room

    The largest of the rooms, with its own bathroom.

  • The studio room, with a bed and a small kitchen area

    Studio room

    A room with a small kitchen area, for anyone staying a full four weeks.

  • The double room, with a bed and a glass-walled shower

    Double room

    A double bed and an en-suite shower.

  • The three-share room, with three single beds

    Three-share room

    Three single beds. The cheapest option, and the one where you make friends fastest.

What is and is not included

Accommodation and food are not part of the course fee. That is deliberate: students stay for very different lengths of time and want very different things, and bundling it would make the course more expensive for the people who need it least.

Beyond the school there are huts, villas, small resorts and rooms in family homes all along the beach, and Agonda is cheaper than Palolem for the same standard. Plenty of students book their own and are happy with it.

You will not be in the room much

People agonise over which room to book and then spend the month on a table, on the sand, or at somebody else’s dinner table. The room is where you sleep, and after a full day of giving and receiving massage you will sleep well in any of them.

Pick on budget. Nobody has ever finished a course wishing they had paid more for the bed.

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Come and see for yourself

The courses run October to April on Agonda Beach. Tell us roughly when you could travel and what drew you here.