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3-Day Foodie Itinerary in Goa for June 2023

  1. Day 1: Panaji
    30 minutes (12.4 km) from Dabolim Airport

    Morning: Start the day with a visit to Cafe Tato for a traditional Goan breakfast of pao and bhaji. Then, head to Fontainhas, the Latin Quarter of Panaji, to explore the colorful streets and admire the Portuguese architecture.
    Afternoon: For lunch, try the fresh seafood at Ritz Classic in the heart of Panaji. Afterward, visit the Museum of Goa to learn about the state's culture and history.
    Evening: Enjoy the sunset at Miramar Beach and then head to Black Sheep Bistro for a contemporary dinner with a fusion of Indian and European flavors.

  2. Day 2: Margao and Colva
    30 minutes (18.7 km) from Panaji

    Morning: Start the day with a visit to the Margao Market, one of the oldest markets in Goa. Taste the local fruits, vegetable, and spices while taking in the vibrant atmosphere.
    Afternoon: Have lunch at Pentagon Restaurant, which is known for its traditional Goan cuisine. Afterward, head to Colva Beach for some sun, sand, and sea.
    Evening: Visit Fishka, a cozy beachside seafood restaurant, for dinner. Try their prawn curry, a Goan specialty.

  3. Day 3: Mapusa and Anjuna
    30 minutes (14.3 km) from Margao

    Morning: Visit the Mapusa Friday Market for a unique shopping experience. You'll find everything from spices and cashew nuts to clothing and souvenirs.
    Afternoon: For lunch, head to Gunpowder, a quaint restaurant serving home-style Indian food with a twist. Afterward, drive to Anjuna Beach for some relaxation.
    Evening: Have dinner at Vinayak Family Restaurant, known for its authentic Goan cuisine. Try their fish thali, which comes with a variety of seafood dishes.

Recommendations

Don't miss out on the night markets in Goa, which offer a variety of street food, handicrafts, and live music. Some popular ones include Saturday Night Market in Arpora and Mackie's Night Bazaar in Baga.
You can also take a day trip to the Dudhsagar Waterfalls, located about 60 km from Panaji. Another option is to go on a spice plantation tour and learn about the different spices grown in Goa.
To maximize your fun, try a cooking class where you can learn to make traditional Goan dishes, such as vindaloo and xacuti.
Finally, don't forget to try some local drinks like feni, a potent spirit made from cashew or toddy, a fermented coconut sap drink.

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