Begin your trip to Goa with the most beautiful and well-known beaches of North Goa. Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, Vagator Beach are a few of the best tourist spots in North Goa. You can enjoy various water activities such as jet skiing, parasailing, banana boat rides, and speed boating. Have lunch and get refreshed with excellent seafood and Goan cuisine from one of the shacks located on the beach.
South Goa boasts an extraordinary collection of shrines and churches that are worth visiting. First, visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which is truly a pearl of Goa. Next, visit Shri Mangesh temple, one of the largest temples in Goa is dedicated to Lord Shiva. After visiting the temple, head to the beach for lunch at Haathi Mahal. Relax and enjoy the sea view and the cool breeze.
Start your day by exploring the historical beauty of Old Goa. Visit the Se Cathedral, known for its remarkable blend of Tuscan and Corinthian styles of architecture and The Goa State Museum. The Museum is open from 10 am to 5 pm with a ₹10 entry fee. For lunch, visit Cafe Bhonsle for authentic Goan cuisine. After lunch, head to Panaji City for shopping. You can find trendy clothes, electronics, footwear, and other goods at the Panaji Market.
If you have more time, you can explore more beaches in North Goa, such as Calangute Beach, Candolim Beach, and Miramar Beach. If you're interested in water sports, you can head to Grande Island for a full adventure. For lesser time, you can combine both North and South Goa. You can skip visiting The Goa State Museum if you are on strict time.
Do not forget to carry sunscreen and wear comfortable attire while enjoying your trip. Bargain with the vendors and shacks for your activities and food, as many places will try to overcharge tourists.