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4-Day Shoestring Budget Itinerary for Goa in October 2023

  1. Day 1: Panaji
    30 minutes (15.5 km) from Goa International Airport

    For the morning, start your day at the famous Fontainhas neighbourhood, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its colourful buildings, narrow streets, and Portuguese-style architecture. In the afternoon, head to the historic Immaculate Conception Church, a beautiful white church overlooking the city. Finish your day at the Miramar Beach and watch the sunset over the Arabian Sea.

  2. Day 2: Old Goa and Mapusa
    30 minutes (13.5 km) from Panaji

    Begin your day at Old Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a glimpse of Goa's rich history. Visit the impressive Basilica of Bom Jesus and the Se Cathedral, the largest church in Asia. In the afternoon, head to the bustling town of Mapusa. Visit the Friday Market, a vibrant market selling everything from souvenirs to spices. End your day at the famous Vagator Beach and enjoy the scenic sunset.

  3. Day 3: Dudhsagar Falls and Palolem Beach
    2 hours (76 km) from Old Goa

    Start your day with a trip to the majestic Dudhsagar Falls. This four-tiered waterfall is one of the tallest in India and is surrounded by lush greenery. After your visit, head to the picturesque Palolem Beach, known for its calm waters and white sands. In the evening, take a boat ride to see the dolphins in the Arabian Sea.

  4. Day 4: Anjuna Flea Market and Baga Beach
    30 minutes (9 km) from Palolem Beach

    On your final day, head to the famous Anjuna Flea Market. Browse through the stalls selling everything from clothing to jewellery and enjoy the lively atmosphere. In the afternoon, head to the popular Baga Beach and indulge in some water sports. End your day by enjoying the nightlife at the Tito's Lane.

Recommendations

Don't forget to try Goan cuisine, which is a unique blend of Indian and Portuguese flavours. Some popular dishes include vindaloo, sorpotel and fish curry. You can also visit the Chapora Fort, which offers a stunning view of the sea. For a side trip, you can visit the peaceful Divar Island. To maximise your fun, rent a scooter and explore the city on your own. Also, bargain when shopping at the markets to get the best prices.

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