A confidential proposal for Mr. Dominic Vaz — transforming Survey No. 40/9, Goltim Village into the island's most distinctive heritage destination.
Divar Island sits ten kilometres from Panjim — close enough for a day trip, remote enough that most visitors never find it. It has a 10th-century Hindu pilgrimage site, 400-year-old Portuguese churches, paddy fields that flood gold in October, and mansions that look unchanged from 1890.
And yet there is one hotel on the entire island — a 70-room resort catering to package tours. There is no heritage café. No intimate stay that puts guests inside the island's soul rather than beside it.
Your property at Goltim sits precisely where demand has no supply. At the front of the plot, an existing building ready to become a café. Behind it, a slope stepping down toward paddy fields — the most photographed landscape on Divar — with nothing on it.
Tyche Hospitality will change that. Entirely at our cost.
Your plot has roads at both ends — entry road at the north, paddy fields road at the south. The existing structure sits right at the north road. The plot descends as a long narrow corridor southward, opening directly to paddy views at the far end. That shape dictates the plan perfectly.
Each phase stands entirely on its own — separate investment, separate agreement, separate income. Phase 1 starts immediately. Phase 2 starts when you're ready.
Not a menu and four walls. A journey through a thousand years of Divar — told through photographs, artefacts, and the very tables guests eat at.
Each unit sits higher than the last — stepping up the slope like terraces, each with a private deck pointed east toward the paddy fields and the Mandovi River beyond.
Passive income from a property that would otherwise sit idle — with your land improving in value every year.
The café agreement is a clean, standalone document — 20 clauses, reviewed by a Goa-registered advocate, designed to be fair to both parties. The stay units agreement is separate — entirely your decision, at your pace.