7-Day Honeymoon in Goa

1. Day 1: Arrival at Goa
   25 minutes (30 km) from Goa International Airport

   Stay at a luxurious beach resort and relax with your partner on the first day of your honeymoon.

2. Day 2: Colva Beach and Basilica of Bom Jesus
   1 hour 10 minutes (33 km) from the hotel

   Explore the white sandy Colva beach and visit the historic Basilica of Bom Jesus church.

3. Day 3: Dudhsagar Falls and Spice Plantations
   1 hour 30 minutes (60 km) from the hotel

   Admire the beautiful Dudhsagar waterfalls and take a tour of spice plantations and learn about the spices of India.

4. Day 4: Anjuna Flea Market and Chapora Fort
   1 hour 20 minutes (28 km) from the hotel

   Shop for souvenirs at the colorful Anjuna Flea Market and capture stunning views from Chapora Fort made famous by Bollywood movie Dil Chahta Hai.

5. Day 5: Baga Beach and Aguada Fort
   35 minutes (9 km) from the hotel

   Spend a romantic day lounging on the Baga beach, and tour the Aguada Fort, a 17 century Portuguese fortification.

6. Day 6: Panjim City and Miramar Beach
   45 minutes (16 km) from the hotel

   Take a trip to the Panjim City and visit the beautiful Miramar beach at night to relax with your partner and enjoy the coastal skyline.

7. Day 7: Departure from Goa
   25 minutes (30 km) from the airport

   Say goodbye to Goa and enjoy the memories of your honeymoon.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Stay at a luxury beach resort (6 nights, Rs. 30,000)
• Colva Beach and Basilica of Bom Jesus (4 hours, Free entry)
• Dudhsagar Falls and Spice Plantations (8 hours, Rs. 1,500 per person)
• Anjuna Flea Market and Chapora Fort (5 hours, Free entry)
• Baga Beach and Aguada Fort (6 hours, Free entry)
• Panjim City and Miramar Beach (5 hours, Free entry)
• Total Estimated Cost: Rs. 31,500+

Useful Tips

If you have more time, go for a romantic sunset river cruise along the Mandovi river or take a yoga class to relax and rejuvenate. If you have less time, skip the Anjuna Flea Market and explore the local culture and cuisine of Old Goa instead.