Old Goa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a hub for cultural and religious landmarks, including the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral, and Church of St. Francis of Assisi. Visit the museums and explore the past while soaking in the history of the destination.
Explore Fort Aguada, a unique blend of Portuguese and Indian architecture, with excellent views of the Arabian Sea. Lounge on Sinquerim Beach, where you can frolic in the sand, go water-skiing, or try some local seafood.
Calangute Beach is one of the most popular beaches located at the heart of North Goa. Take a dip in the water, soak in the sun, or try out some thrilling water sports activities. Come evening, it's time to unearth the gem in the heart of Goa – Anjuna Market. Shop for items including clothes, jewelry, souvenirs and enjoy the local food.
Indulge in the beauty of Dudhsagar Waterfalls, which is a 4-tiered waterfall and a sight to behold. Later, visit the Mollem National Park and Sunset Point. Photograph sunset's beauty and spot local flora and fauna.
Visit the Pandava Caves, a mythological cave, and then the Arvalem Waterfalls. Relax and enjoy the serene waters, take a swim, or enjoy the picnic here. Finally, you can visit the picturesque Mayem Lake in North Goa, indulge in kayaking, and catch the sunset here.
To get to and around Goa, you can hire a private taxi or use public buses. Motorbike rentals are also available for those who want an adventure. Expect to spend around ₹150 to ₹300 per day on a motorbike rental or up to ₹500 per day for a taxi.
If you have more time, consider visiting South Goa to discover more natural beauty and extensive beaches. If you have less time, we recommend visiting the top three destinations on the list – Fort Aguada, Old Goa, and Dudhsagar Falls.
Goa International Airport (GOI) is located in Dabolim, which is around 30 kilometers from Panaji. The airport serves both international and domestic flights and is only 30 minutes away from popular tourist spots like Candolim and Calangute Beaches.