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4-Day Foodie Itinerary in Goa, August 2023

  1. Day 1: Margao
    30 minutes (25.5 km) from Dabolim Airport

    Start your foodie adventure in Margao, known for its vibrant markets and delicious Goan cuisine. In the morning, head to the Margao Municipal Market, where you can find a variety of fresh produce, spices, and seafood. Treat yourself to a traditional Goan breakfast at a local eatery, savoring dishes like pao-bhaji and chouriço-pão.

    • Ritz Classic: £5, 1 hour

    In the afternoon, explore the historic Latin Quarter of Fontainhas, known for its colorful Portuguese-style houses. Indulge in a Goan thali for lunch, offering a variety of local delicacies. In the evening, visit Martin's Corner, a popular restaurant known for its mouthwatering Goan seafood dishes.

    • Goan Delight Thali at Viva Panjim: £8, 1.5 hours
    • Martin's Corner: £15, 2 hours
  2. Day 2: Panaji
    35 minutes (30.8 km) from Margao

    Head to Panaji, the capital city of Goa, for a culinary exploration. Start your day with a visit to the bustling Panaji Market, where you can find a variety of spices, Goan sweets, and street food. Treat yourself to a delicious Goan breakfast at Café Tato, famous for its pao-bhaji and cutting chai.

    • Café Tato: £3, 1 hour

    In the afternoon, visit the charming Latin Quarter of Fontainhas in Panaji. Enjoy a traditional Goan fish curry and rice for lunch at Viva Panjim, a renowned restaurant known for its authentic Goan cuisine. In the evening, explore the lively food stalls at the Miramar Beach, serving mouthwatering Goan snacks.

    • Viva Panjim: £10, 1.5 hours
    • Miramar Beach Food Stalls: £5, 2 hours
  3. Day 3: Mapusa
    40 minutes (36.7 km) from Panaji

    Mapusa, a vibrant town in North Goa, is your next foodie destination. Start your day by exploring the famous Mapusa Market, known for its fresh produce, spices, and Goan sausages. Grab a quick and delicious Goan breakfast at Café Bhonsle, famous for its poie and omelette.

    • Café Bhonsle: £4, 1 hour

    In the afternoon, indulge in a traditional Goan fish thali for lunch at Vinayak Family Restaurant, offering a wide range of authentic Goan dishes. In the evening, head to the vibrant Friday Market in Mapusa, where you can find an array of street food stalls offering Goan delicacies.

    • Vinayak Family Restaurant: £12, 1.5 hours
    • Friday Market Street Food: £6, 2 hours
  4. Day 4: Calangute
    25 minutes (17.6 km) from Mapusa

    End your foodie journey in Calangute, a popular beach town in Goa. Start your day with a visit to the Calangute Beach Market, where you can find a variety of beachside snacks, Goan handicrafts, and souvenirs. Enjoy a hearty seafood platter for lunch at Souza Lobo, a renowned beachfront restaurant.

    • Souza Lobo: £18, 1.5 hours

    In the afternoon, explore the vibrant Tito's Lane, known for its lively bars and restaurants. Indulge in a late afternoon seafood feast at Pousada By The Beach, offering a variety of Goan and international seafood dishes. End your foodie adventure with a delightful dessert at the famous Baba Au Rhum.

    • Pousada By The Beach: £20, 2 hours
    • Baba Au Rhum: £5, 1 hour

Recommendations

If you have additional time, consider visiting the spice plantations in Ponda to learn about Goa's rich spice heritage. Day trips to Old Goa, Dudhsagar Falls, and the beautiful beaches of South Goa are also highly recommended. To make the most of your money and have a lot of fun, try to sample a variety of local street food, as they offer delicious flavors at affordable prices. Don't forget to try the famous Goan desserts like bebinca and dodol. Enjoy your culinary journey in Goa!

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