Arrive at Goa, relax and set out to explore its vibrant nightlife

Your Day 1 begins once you reach Goa where our representatives will receive you. Once you reach the hotel, finish all the check-in formalities so that you can rest for some time after your tiring journey. After a brief rest, you have the entire day at your disposal to do as you please. You can start off by visiting the near-by beaches.

The beaches of North Goa attract vacationers from all over the globe. Many are highly developed with plenty of amenities like beach chairs and showers as well as nearby restaurants and cafes. The following are among Goa’s not-to-be-missed beaches and are celebrated for their beauty and exciting water sports.

In the evening, put on your part clothes and check out the popular pubs and clubs of Goa. Have fun dancing and enjoying the variety of music played in different clubs. End your Day 1 by heading back to the hotel and getting a good night’s sleep.

End your Day 1 by heading back to the hotel and getting a good night’s sleep.

Calangute Beach:

Calangute Beach is the star of Goa, which might be why it’s referred to as the ‘queen of beaches’. Just a few miles from the capital of Panaji, Calangute Beach is easily accessible and home to a wide array of upscale and budget-friendly hotels. Visitors to the beach enjoy swimming, water skiing, snorkeling, and other water sports. Banana boat rides and sailing excursions to see dolphins are also popular here.

Baga Beach:

Located near Calangute Beach, Baga Beach is also a popular tourist destination with its picturesque stretch of coast and exciting water sports. Windsurfing and parasailing are popular pastimes here. Visitors will also find a wealth of restaurants and shops in close proximity to the beach.

Querim Beach:

While many of North Goa’s beaches get crowded, especially during peak tourist season between December – April, Querim Beach tends to remain quiet and more relaxed. Visitors enjoy shady palm trees and gentle waves. Parasailing and jet skiing are also popular activities here.

Dona Paula Beach:

Dona Paula Beach is famed for its exciting water sports activities. In addition to water skiing and jet skiing, activities like kayaking, windsurfing, parasailing, yachting, and sport fishing are popular with vacationers.

Anjuna Beach:

In many respects, Anjuna Beach offers a quintessential Goa beach vacation experience. Having long been known for its ‘hippie’ scene, the beach boasts an exciting atmosphere with its youthful atmosphere, flea markets, and music.

A full day tour of  Goa’s popular tourist spots

Although Goa’s beautiful beaches remain its most popular attractions, travelers will want to set aside time to visit some of the state’s best cultural and historic attractions. Many of these sites are located near the beach or Goa’s major cities and towns. When designing your travel itinerary, don’t miss the following:

Old Goa:

Located on the banks of the Mandovi River, Old Goa dates to the 15th century, but soon after its founding, it was taken over by the Portuguese and became an important center for the spice trade. Filled with Portuguese Colonial architecture, Old Goa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Chapora Fort:

One of the best places to enjoy a Goa sunset, Chapora Fort overlooks the Arabian Sea from its location on the Chapora River. Constructed by Adil Shah in 1510, the historic fort is one of Goa’s most visited historic attractions.

Aguada Fort:

Aguada Fort juts into the sea near Panjim. This coastal attraction dates to the 17th century and was constructed by the Portuguese. Many visitors pair their fort visit with time at Sinquerim Beach.

Goa State Museum:

To learn about Goa, visitors should head to the Goa State Museum, which is home to a substantial collection of regional artifacts and exhibits.

Museum of Christian Art:

As one of the only museums of its kind in Asia, Goa’s Museum of Christian Art is popular with tourists. It houses collections of paintings, textiles, sculpture, and more.

Basilica of Bom Jesus:

The Basilica of Bom Jesus is a major Goa attraction for foreign visitors. The basilica is noted for its Baroque exterior and as a pilgrimage point for Catholics. The basilica holds the remains of St. Xavier and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fontainhas:

Fontainhas is Goa’s popular Latin Quarter. Founded by the Portuguese during the 19th century, the area brims with colonial architecture as well as churches, shops, and restaurants that retain the Portuguese culinary influence.

Your Day 2 itinerary ends here. You can head back to the hotel to relax and get a good night’s sleep so that you are bright and ready for your Day 3 of the tour.

A full day tour of charming South Goa’s famous temples, Churches and Beaches

Begin your Day 3 with a scrumptious and heart breakfast as you would need all your energy for this full day tour of South Goa’s famous tourist spots

Visitors to Goa who are able to stay a week or longer will want to spend time in South Goa to enjoy its more pristine atmosphere. South Goa is known for its clean beaches and myriad of nature-inspired attractions. The following South Goa attractions are perfect for visitors looking for a full Goa travel experience.

After this fun-filled and exciting day, it’s time to return to your hotel for your overnight stay.

South Goa Beaches:

South Goa beaches are less crowded than the beaches of North Goa, which is precisely their draw for many vacationers. South Goa’s beaches are no less beautiful; in fact, they’re known for their pristine charm and breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea. The following are among the most celebrated South Goa beaches:

Varca Beach:  

Varca Beach is known for its postcard-worthy setting. Noted as one of the cleanest beaches in Goa, Varca Beach retains its air of untouched beauty. Its proximity to Benaulim makes it easy to access.

Palolem Beach:  

Also revered for its unspoilt beauty, Palolem Beach is backed by a lush fringe of palm trees that enhances its aura of paradise. Visitors here enjoy relaxing on the beach and water sports.

Velsao Beach:  

Though a remote beach, Velsao Beach is worth checking out because of its untouched beauty. Rarely visited by tourists, it’s a romantic destination and perfect for travelers who want to avoid crowds.

Mobar Beach:  

Mobar Beach is well known for its water sports scene, but it’s also an area that is rich in biodiversity. Many people enjoy snorkeling and scuba here in order to witness its diverse marine ecosystem.

Cavelossim Beach:  

Known for its lava rocks, Cavelossim Beach is a picturesque setting where beach goers enjoy relaxing on the sand or visiting its area markets or the Holy Cross Church. Its quiet ambience is popular with families and couples looking for a relaxing getaway.

Temples and Museums:

South Goa is also home to many museums and temples. The following are some of the region’s most revered sites:

Mangeshi Temple:

Mangeshi Temple boasts stunning architecture with its white tower and colorful adjoining buildings. The site is an important pilgrimage destination for Hindu people as well as a major South Goa tourist attraction. Its annual festival in February is one of the best times to visit.

Shri Damodar Sansthaan Temple:

Located quite inland from Goa’s coast, the Shri Damodar Sansthaan Temple is, nevertheless, worth trekking to. The temple is located a few miles from the city of Margao. The temple is known for its stunning architecture and festivals.

Big Foot Museum :

one of the best-loved museums in Goa, the Big Foot Museum features exhibits–including interactive displays–of rural Goa life. It also features collections of handicrafts and art for sale that are popular with tourists.

Chitra Museum :

South Goa’s Chitra Museum features more than 4,000 artifacts, including pottery, musical instruments, and more. The museum celebrates the cultural heritage of Goa with its artifacts and exhibits.

Getting off the beaten path is a great way to get to know the state of Goa. Fortunately, there are some far-flung attractions that make it well worth the time to reach. The following are some terrific day trip options for visitors to Goa.

Your last day in Goa is here. it’s time to finish all check-out from the hotel, so that our representatives can transfer you to the nearest railway station/airport.

Dudhsagar Falls:

With its four tiers and 1,000 feet, Dudhsagar Falls is one of Goa’s most iconic scenic sites. The falls are the tallest in all of India. Located in Mollem National Park, they are just one of many natural attractions to enjoy. Visitors to the falls and surrounding park enjoy hiking and witnessing the diverse range of flora and fauna.

Chorla Ghat:

The Chorala Ghat area is famous for its mountain landscapes and subtropical forests. Not surprisingly, the area attracts wildlife biologists from all over the world. Within the area, there are many treks, making this a must-visit site for hikers and eco-tourists.

Dandeli:

Often dubbed the ‘adventure capital of South Goa’, Dandeli is just over the border in the state of Karnataka. Visitors to Dandeli enjoy rafting the Kali River and exploring the Dandeli Wildlife Reserve, a great place to catch glimpses of leopards and rare equatorial birds