Thomas Cook India's Nature Trails has expanded its hospitality offerings with the launch of its fourth resort, Nature Trails Rock Valley, in Ponda, Goa. This marks the brand's first venture outside Maharashtra, where it already operates three resorts. The new property spans 15 acres at the foothills of the Western Ghats, providing guests with a unique blend of nature, adventure, and local culture.
The resort features rooms with private sit-out areas overlooking forests, rivers, and farmland, enhancing the connection with nature. Key attractions include two infinity pools and an extensive adventure zone offering activities such as zip lining, ATV rides, and kayaking. These experiences are guided by trained facilitators, ensuring safety for families, groups, and corporate events.
Nature Trails Rock Valley also offers educational programmes for schools and colleges, combining outdoor adventure with environmental learning. The resort's dining options include Goan and international cuisines, and it is equipped with facilities for corporate events, making it a versatile destination.
Mahesh Iyer, Managing Director and CEO of Thomas Cook (India) Limited, stated, “Nature Trails is Thomas Cook’s strategic investment to tap into India’s booming domestic opportunity by offering novel, experience-led travel offerings blending nature, activity and adventure rooted in authentic, local hospitality and flavour.”
Conveniently located near Dabolim Airport and Madgaon Station, the resort is accessible for various travel needs, from family holidays to corporate retreats. Thomas Cook plans to expand Nature Trails to other destinations, capitalising on Goa's year-round appeal and diverse landscapes.
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