Start your journey in North Goa at Fort Aguada. This 17th-century Portuguese Fort commands breathtaking views of the Arabian sea. From there head to the Sinquerim Beach for a dip in the clear waters and sight of the famous lighthouse. Afterwards, visit the impressive Museum of Goa for an enlightening experience on the art and culture of the state. Finish the day with an aperitif at Thirsty Bear for an authentic local craft beer and a magical sunset at Baga Beach.
Start early to visit the partially-ruined St. Augustine Church, the largest church in Asia. Next, visit the Convent and Church of Saint Francis of Assisi, then catch a glimpse into Indian Baroque at the Basilica of Bom Jesus. Later you can head towards Fontainhas, Goa´s Latin Quarter, which is a Unesco World Heritage site. Go street art hunting and discover the Portuguese-influenced architecture. End your day with dinner at Viva Panjim for traditional Goan cuisine.
After the hustle-bustle of the previous day, it's time to relax on the flawless South Goa beaches. Firstly, you could take an early morning beach trek at Palolem beach, which is known for its crescent-shaped bay. The next stop is Kudle beach with its magnificent views of the sunset. Later head towards Cavelossim beach, where you can try water sports like parasailing, jet-skiing, and dolphin spotting. End the day with a candle-lit dinner at Fisherman's Wharf, where you can enjoy the beach view and the specially curated menu.
It's time for some adventure and nature in the lush greenery of Goa. To start the day head to the Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary for a chance to see panthers, sambars, and different species of birds. Afterward, visit the famous Dudhsagar waterfall and ride the Dudhsagar falls jeep safari. After the adrenaline-fueled morning, you can experience the serenity of the island of Divar and take a lazy stroll in its narrow bylanes. End your day with dinner at Ritz Classic, the iconic ancestral eatery known for its authentic Goan seafood and meat delicasies.
If you have more time, add visits to Anjuna and Arambol beaches, the famous Saturday Night Market, and Chorao Island. You can also visit the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary and Reis Magos fort and lighthouse. For those with less time, skip Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, and Cavelossim beach. It's always best to rent a bike or a self-drive car to explore the city.