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3-Day Foodie Itinerary in Goa in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Spice Plantations
    45 minutes (17 miles) from Dabolim Airport

    Start your morning with a visit to Savoi Plantation, a spice plantation where you can learn about different spices and their medicinal uses. After a spice tour, enjoy a traditional Goan lunch with local delicacies such as fish curry, prawn balchao, and feni. In the afternoon, head to Sahakari Spice Farm and spend some time walking through the plantation, picking fresh spices, and enjoying a cup of masala chai. End your day at Ritz Classic, a local restaurant in Panaji, where you can indulge in delicious seafood and traditional pork vindaloo.

  2. Day 2: Culinary Tour of Panaji
    20 minutes (7 miles) from your hotel in Ponda

    Join a culinary walking tour of Panaji, starting with a breakfast of poha and chai at a local eatery. Visit the city's most famous food spots, such as Viva Panjim, which serves authentic Goan cuisine like fish recheado and pork sorpotel. End your tour at the local market, where you can buy some of the best spices and seafood to take back home. Spend your evening at Mum's Kitchen, a cozy restaurant that serves some of Goa's best-kept secret recipes.

  3. Day 3: Beachside Dining
    30 minutes (8 miles) from your hotel in Calangute Beach

    Enjoy a lazy breakfast at your hotel and then head to Baga Beach to enjoy some sun and sand. For lunch, head to La Plage, a trendy beach shack that serves delicious French and Goan fusion food like seafood risotto and calamari fritters. Spend your afternoon shopping at the local stores and trying out some street food. End your day at Thirsty Bear, a beachside brewery that serves excellent craft beer and delicious finger food.

Recommendations

Apart from these, there are several other local attractions and experiences that you can consider, such as visiting the churches of Old Goa, taking a sunset cruise on the Mandovi River, or trying your luck at the casinos. You can also take a day trip to the stunning Dudhsagar Falls or visit the nearby spice plantations in Ponda. To maximize your fun, try to interact with the locals as much as possible and learn about their culture and traditions. Don't forget to try out some of the traditional sweets like bebinca and dodol, which are unique to Goa. Have a great trip!

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