Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for holding the remains of St. Francis Xavier. The Baroque architecture is impressive, and the guides provide a glimpse into the history of this ancient monument.
This majestic waterfall will leave you spellbound; the name 'Dudhsagar' itself means 'Sea of milk.' Take an early morning trek through green paths to reach the falls and then enjoy a refreshing dip, followed by a picnic lunch.
Take a walk through history by visiting the 17th-century Portuguese fort. The view of the Arabian Sea from the lighthouse is breathtaking, and the freshwater springs within the fort were crucial for sailors during those times.
Spend your day indulging in lip-smacking food and sifting through handmade crafts, souvenirs and clothes at this iconic market. With over 500 stalls, you're sure to find a great deal to bring back home.
If you're a fan of Bollywood, you'd recognise this fort from the movie "Dil Chahta Hai." Enjoy the stunning views of the Vagator Beach from the fort, and don't forget to bring your camera.
For visitors with more time, taking a trip to some of Goa's stunning beaches like Baga or Calangute could be added to the itinerary. Alternatively, if time is a constraint, the Anjuna Flea Market or Chapora Fort could be skipped. Also, carry cash for purchases, wear comfortable shoes for treks, and stay hydrated. Always double-check opening times and entry fees before setting out on your trip!