Gokarna Beach known for its clean white sand and viewed as a great choice if you want to avoid tourist-oriented beaches. You can visit the Mahabaleshwar Temple nearby, explore the town's bustling markets for ethnic shopping, or indulge in some street food delicacies.
Fort Aguada was the most important fortification on the Goan coast, built to provide defense against the Dutch and Marathas, today it stands as a reminder of old Portuguese and military architectures. The view from the fort is excellent, and you can also visit the lighthouse nearby. A perfect spot to enjoy seafood and drinks.
Dudhsagar Waterfalls is an impressive four-level waterfall that pours over 1,000 feet into a large pool, making it one of the tallest and grandest waterfalls in India. You can get there by train or jeep. Pay a careful eye to the train timetable.
Basilica of Bom Jesus is the most famous place of worship in Goa and holds a special place in the Christian world. The church holds the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, a testament to the Jesuit’s efforts towards spreading Christianity in India. Amazing Baroque architecture and a must visit when in Goa.
Candolim Beach is among the most famous beaches in North Goa and offers a wide range of water sports. Wind surfing and water-skiing are two of the most famous activities. You can enjoy fresh fish at restaurant shacks located on the beach.
Feel free to adjust the itinerary according to your interests and available time. Some other places you might like to consider visiting during the trip are Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, and Calangute Beach. If you have more time, you can consider spending a day in Vasco Da Gama and Savoi Spice Plantation.