Morning flight from Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) to Goa (GOI/Dabolim). Flying early gives a full first day in Goa; book 1–1.5 hours flight. Check-in 60–90 minutes before departure.
Try a Goan breakfast plate (poi, chorizo, sol kadhi) at a recommended Panjim spot; cafes typically open from 8:00am. Good first taste of local cuisine before sightseeing.
Visit UNESCO-area churches to see Baroque architecture and Goa’s colonial history; most churches are typically open around 9:00am–5:00pm (check seasonal times).
Stroll colourful Portuguese-era lanes, heritage homes and street art; perfect for photos and a short coffee break. Areas are open to the public throughout the day.
Parasailing, jet skis and banana rides available from licensed operators (usual hours 9:00am–5:00pm). Book through your hotel or a reputable operator and follow safety briefings.
If it’s a market day (usually Wednesday for Anjuna), browse crafts and clothes; otherwise enjoy cliffs and viewpoints at Vagator for dramatic sea views.
Flights to Agatti are the main air link to Lakshadweep; schedules vary—book well in advance and allow time for immigration/permit checks. Flight ~1.25 hours.
Shallow reef snorkeling and beach relax — operators usually run sessions 8:00am–4:00pm depending on tides and weather. Expect coral gardens and tropical fish.
Confirm your Lakshadweep entry permit with local authorities/hotel—permits are mandatory (Indian and foreign nationals) and processing can take time; arrange in advance where possible.
Book guided snorkelling or beginner scuba through the resort; sessions usually run 8:00am–4:00pm and include safety brief and equipment. The reefs here are world-class.
For light, local food go to Murugan Idli Shop (dosa/idli); for a refined South Indian meal, Southern Spice at a good hotel is recommended. Check opening hours (many places open through evening).
Visit the colonial fort (museum) and nearby Chennai Government Museum (artifacts and history). Museum hours typically around 9:30am–5:00pm — verify local timings and closed days.