This blog has been updated in 2024 to update all the recommendations in this all time favorite Goa itinerary. This blog post is being updated since 2013!
I stayed in Goa for 2 years for my master’s degree and have been able to explore most of the places to visit in Goa. Based on my experiences and explorations, I have crafted this Goa itinerary. This itinerary would help you to plan your Goa trip well. I have covered the best places to visit in Goa along with some recommendations for stay, restaurants and nightlife. So, when you plan your next trip, keep this Goa itinerary handy! The best part of Goa tourism can be summarized in this post.
There are many entry points in Goa. The two railway stations are located in Thivim & Madgao. If you are reaching Goa by bus, you can drop at Mapusa, Panaji as well as Madgao. While by Air, you will land at the Vasco Airport which is closer to South Goa.
This itinerary of 4 days and 3 nights covers both, North Goa & South Goa. This Goa itinerary will help you cover the best places to visit in Goa.
I have suggested 1 night stay in South Goa and 2 night stay in North Goa. Your stay in South Goa will help you cover pristine, white sand beaches and North Goa stay will let you witness some of the famous landmarks in Goa along with the awesome party places!
Just a heads up. This itinerary may seem a bit hectic. So feel free to space it out over couple of more days. You can also cut down Day 1 and skip going to Old Goa / Panjim if you are looking to follow this itinerary more leisurely.
Here’s your 4 day itinerary for Goa.
Goa itinerary – DAY 1: Candolim – Old Goa – Panajim – Dona Paula – Panjim – Candolim
For the first two nights, consider accommodation in Candolim, Goa. It will help you cover some of the North Goa attractions. I have stayed at Maggie’s Resort & Shalom Resort in past. I would recommend both of them if you are an easygoing traveler like me. Both are budget hotels with swimming pools. However, Shalom resort has a much smaller pool than Maggie’s Resort.
Once you have checked in your hotel, freshen up and proceed for breakfast. I would recommend Chocolatti in Candolim. Here, you can order English breakfast along with fresh juice or a cup of coffee. The ambiance is really nice and you will have a pleasant time. However, do check if it’s open when you are planning to visit as it keeps shut during off season.
Chocolatti, Goa – (Places to visit in Goa)
After having a delicious breakfast, head towards Old Goa. You can rent a car or a bike to reach here. The distance to Old Goa from Candolim is around 20 KMs. In Old Goa, you can witness the grandeur of historical monuments.
Old Goa (Places to visit in Goa)
Once you have admired the beautiful structures of Old Goa, visit Panjim to savor delicious lunch. My personal favorite is Gene. Located next to the calm river Mandovi, this place offers you amazing food. Cheese Garlic naan is my favorite dish here. If you want to try some authentic seafood, Ritz is the perfect place for you.
After having sumptuous lunch, head towards Dona Paula to witness the beautiful setting sun. Dona Paula is a jetty which will offer you spectacular view of the pristine Arabian sea. As you witness the sun hiding behind the waves, you will gradually be in awe of the panoramic view.
Sunset at Dona Paula (Places to visit in Goa)
Leave Dona Paula soon after sunset as Goa roads become busy and Dona Paula after Sunset may not be the safest place for families. Based on personal experience.
Come back to the main city of Panjim. To end your 1st day in Goa perfectly, I suggest you two activities: Dancing & Gambling. You can head towards DTR (Down The Road) or a Casino. DTR is a small pub located in Panjim. It can offer you good music and affordable drinks. However, if you want to try out some gambling, head towards any of the Casinos floating on Mandovi River. I had visited Deltin Royale and had an amazing night. Frankly a time so amazing that I don’t really remember some of it 🙂
Casinos are open throughout the night and are the best places to visit in Goa. So, you can combine both these suggested activities. This experience is unique to Goa, so would surely recommend trying.
Down The Road, Panajim – Places to visit in Goa
In case you just want to have a peaceful dinner, visit Waterfront Terrace & Bar, a riverside restaurant located in Goa Marriot resorts & spa. If you are in the exploratory mode, visit Fidalgo and check out various restaurants here. There is also a food street located right opposite Fidalgo. You will find a wide variety of food items here.
Once you have enjoyed to your fullest, call it a night and return back to Candolim. Day 2 is going to be even more fun by covering many places to visit in Goa!
Goa itinerary – DAY 2: Candolim – Arambol – Ashwem – Fort Chapora – Vagator – Candolim
On Day 2, start with breakfast at Tuscany Gardens restaurant. Order some delicious eggs or savor the lip-smacking pancakes.
Next, head towards Arambol beach. Located at a distance of 26 KM from Candolim, Arambol is considered to be one of the best beaches in North Goa. Spend some time shopping. Later, grab a beer and relax at a shack as the clean sea waves reflect the gradually soaring sun. You can also try paragliding here. Don’t try paragliding after having that beer though.
Arambol Beach – (Places to visit in Goa)
For lunch, head towards Lamuella Boutique for some exquisite cuisine. If you are in the mood to try an authentic North Indian food, Pajis is the place for you.
Once you have relished some delicious food, head towards Ashwem beach. This pristine beach with fine sand is perfect to laze around. It is located at a distance of 6-7 KM from Arambol, towards Candolim. Spend some afternoon time here at a shack. Order a cocktail and relax.
Next stop, Fort Chapora. This would easily be one of my top 5 places to visit in Goa. Located near Vagator beach, this fort is the famous “Dil Chahta Hai” fort. The fort offers you the best views of the sunset. To reach the sunset viewpoint, you might have to hike a little. Hence, make it a point to reach in time. Reach the view-point and wait for the sun to set. If you are facing west, on the right-hand side you will notice Morjim Beach and on the left, Vagator beach. From the top, you will see the Arabian sea create stunning patterns. Enjoy the amazing sunset as the boats return from their fishing trips.
Sunset at Chapora Fort (Places to visit in Goa)
Once you have trekked down, head towards the nearby Vagator beach. As the evening colors change, take a peaceful stroll on the beach. Join the locals playing football or just dip your feet in the ocean.
Head back to Candolim to indulge in some lip-smacking dinner with exquisite cocktails & live music. If it’s Saturday, check out Arpora Saturday Night Market before dinner. Arpora night market can top all the places to visit in Goa if you are looking for unique experiences.
In case you want to party hard, Club Cabana is the place to be! The tagline, “Night Club in the sky” is almost literal. Club Cabana is located in Arpora which is around 6 km from Candolim. This club is not open in the off-season. So, it is recommended to check the status before visiting. Other recommended nightlife spots are SinQ in Candolim or Cafe Capetown in Baga. In case you want to sing your way along, St Anthony’s, Baga will be your best bet!
If you would like to have peaceful dinner, I would suggest L’Orange. You can choose from a wide variety of cocktails here along with tasty food. Also, you can enjoy live music here. Over the flames is another recommended restaurant in Calangute, near Candolim. It serves delicious food and is good value for money.
Wrap up your night by visiting Lower Aguada Fort, behind Taj Vivanta, at Sinquerim beach. Don’t confuse it with Aguada fort which is way too commercial. Lower Aguada Fort will provide you a pristine view of the ocean and if the tide is high, you will be able to enjoy the Arabian sea splashes. If you wish, you can grab a hot chocolate in Taj, resulting to an epic end of Day 2.
Lower Aguada (Places to visit in Goa)
Goa Itinerary – Day 3: Candolim – Colva – Benaulim/Sernabatim/Varca – Betalbatim – Palolem
On Day 3, you can explore South Goa. South Goa has all the best places to visit in Goa! Well, not entirely true. North Goa is also pretty awesome. But my personal favorite region in Goa is South.
Check out from your Candolim Hotel and head towards South. Before getting on the road, you can relish delicious breakfast at Mango Groove. It is located on the main Candolim road and serves decent food. Post breakfast, your next stop will be Margao. This 2nd largest city of Goa is located at a distance of 44 KM from Candolim. After reaching Margao, head towards Colva beach to enjoy delicious lunch along with some chilled beer. Mickey’s Restaurant would be a recommended choice here.
Post lunch, you can explore the nearby South Goa beaches. You can visit Benaulim, Sernabatim & Varca beach to witness the calm & pristine Arabian sea waters. Enjoy some leisure time at these clean Goa beaches. You can find some shacks at Benaulim which can serve you a chilled beer or a warm cup of coffee. All these 3 beaches offer you spectacular sunset view. Just let the evening pass by and relax. That’s what South Goa beaches are known for. Sernabatim beach is my personal favorite. It is less crowded as there is only one shack. Perfect for a peaceful time. Also, these beaches are very clean. Hence, you can consider taking a dip in the ocean as it changes hues along with the setting sun.
Sun-kissed beach, Sernabatim (Places to visit in Goa)
After spending 4-5 hours at the beaches, get ready to have the time of your life! Think no more and head towards Betalbatim beach. Here, you can find the best restaurant in South Goa, Martin’s Corner.
I highly recommend this restaurant for mainly 3 reasons. A wide variety of cuisine, lip-smacking food & live music. The music is simply amazing as the singer takes you through a joy ride. I have never seen such a varied collection of compositions being played in a restaurant. Price maybe slightly towards the higher side. But, it is totally worth it.
Post dinner and some fun to remember, head towards Palolem beach, located at a distance of 43 KM from Martin’s Corner. In Palolem, there are plenty of accommodation options available. You can take a cottage close to the beach and wake up next morning to the music of ocean. Also, Palolem has some of the best restaurants in Goa for breakfast. Hence, I would recommend staying your last night at Palolem.
Reach Palolem, check in your cottage and take a stroll at the beach. If you are tired, just relax as the sound of waves put you to sleep.
Goa Itinerary – Day 4: Palolem
It’s your last day in Goa. Relax. Spend the day peacefully at Palolem, one of the best places to visit in Goa! It is also my favorite place!
You can consider staying at the Art Resort. Right on the ocean, lovely vibe and a chilled out cafe.
The morning waves of the Arabian sea crashing on Palolem beach will start your morning perfectly. I recommend to get up early and take a dip in the calm ocean till the sun starts shining. Once you are refreshed with the morning swim in the ocean, head for breakfast. I would recommend Ciaran’s for great coffee and English breakfast. This beach shack is located right on the beach. It gives you an amazing view of the Arabian sea. Another recommended restaurants for breakfast would be Cafe Inn or Little world. Both of these restaurants serve amazing breakfast and will leave you completely satisfied.
Post relishing breakfast, opt for a boat ride to Butterfly Beach or Honeymoon beach. For reaching butterfly beach, you will have to take the boat. However, in order to reach Honeymoon beach, kayaking would be ideal. You can hire a Kayak at Rs 150-200 per hour and paddle your way in the relatively calm & deep waters. It’s an exciting adventure when you realize that if your kayak topples, you might plunge 100 meters into the ocean. However, you will be wearing the life jacket which will prevent you from drowning. In case your return journey from Goa does not start until late night, you can keep boating & kayaking in evening.
Palolem Beach – View from the boat (Places to visit in Goa)
Palolem is the best beach in South Goa as it offers amazing restaurants, water sports like kayaking, breath-taking view and clean white sand. I would recommend spending the whole day here lazing around and admiring the surrounding beauty. End the day by relaxing at Cocktails & Dreams or Papilon’s Restaurant while sipping your favorite cocktail. The sunset at Palolem is simply spectacular. You would feel like you have entered a different universe.
Cocktails & Dreams, Palolem (Places to visit in Goa)
After Sunset, if you want to party, there are comparatively fewer places. But you can go to the Leopard Valley, a club that apparently amazing on weekends but full desi on weekdays.
Palolem will help you end your Goa trip perfectly. Start your return journey from Goa, reminiscing the awesome memories you just made.
How To Choose Places to See in Goa in 2024?
Choosing places in Goa to see can be both exciting and overwhelming, given the myriad of options this coastal paradise offers. From pristine beaches to historical landmarks, vibrant markets to serene temples, Goa has something to offer for every traveller’s taste and preference. Here’s a guide to help you navigate through the diverse attractions and create a memorable itinerary tailored to your interests:
1. Beaches
Goa is renowned for its stunning beaches, each with its distinct character and charm. Whether you seek bustling nightlife, water sports, or peaceful relaxation, Goa’s coastline has it all. If you love beaches, you can choose one of the following spots in Goa to visit:
- Baga Beach:
It is popular for its enchanting nightlife, beach shacks, and sports like parasailing and jet-skiing.
- Calangute Beach:
Goa’s largest and most popular beach is known for its bustling atmosphere, water sports, and shopping opportunities.
- Palolem Beach:
This is the most-attractive beach in South Goa popular for its crescent shape. It is ideal for swimming, kayaking, and dolphin-spotting boat trips.
- Anjuna Beach:
Known for its laid-back vibe, flea markets, and iconic beach parties, particularly the Wednesday Anjuna Flea Market.
- Arambol Beach:
A bohemian paradise offering a relaxed atmosphere, live music, yoga retreats, and stunning sunset views.
2. Historical and Cultural Sites
Goa’s rich history is reflected in its numerous forts, churches, and temples, offering glimpses into its colonial past and cultural heritage. If you are looking for a historical location to visit in Goa, you can choose one of the following:
- Basilica of Bom Jesus:
A UNESCO World Heritage Site housing the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, renowned for its Baroque architecture and exquisite interiors.
- Dudhsagar Waterfalls:
Located in the lush Western Ghats, this magnificent waterfall is a sight to behold, especially during the monsoon season when it’s in full flow.
- Fort Aguada:
A 17th-century Portuguese fort offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, now converted into a jail and a lighthouse.
- Old Goa:
Explore the quaint streets of Old Goa, home to numerous historical landmarks such as Se Cathedral, the Church of St. Cajetan, and the Archaeological Museum.
- Shri Manguesh Temple:
A beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, showcasing traditional Goan architecture and intricate carvings.
3. Nature and Wildlife
Goa’s lush landscapes and diverse ecosystems provide ample opportunities for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts to explore and unwind. People with this interest can find nice places to visit in Goa like those mentioned below:
- Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary:
Home to a variety of flora and fauna, including Indian bison, langurs, and giant squirrels, offering guided trekking and birdwatching experiences.
- Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary:
Explore dense forests, waterfalls, and ancient temples while spotting wildlife such as leopards, deer, and various bird species.
- Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary:
A paradise for birdwatchers, boasting over 400 species of birds, including kingfishers, egrets, and herons, nestled within mangrove forests along the Mandovi River.
4. Culinary Delights
Goa’s cuisine is a delightful fusion of Portuguese, Indian, and Konkani flavours, offering a gastronomic journey that tantalizes the taste buds. If you are a foodie, here are a few places at Goa to visit:
- Beach Shacks:
Indulge in fresh seafood delicacies such as prawn curry, fish fry, and crab masala at one of the many beach shacks lining the coastline.
- Local Markets:
Explore vibrant markets like Mapusa Market and Anjuna Flea Market, where you can sample local snacks, spices, and homemade preserves.
- Traditional Goan Dishes:
Try authentic Goan dishes such as vindaloo, xacuti, bebinca, and poi bread, showcasing the region’s culinary diversity and heritage.
Know Whether North Goa Beaches are Better Than South Goa Beaches? Learn from my post.
5. Adventure and Water Sports
For adrenaline junkies and water sports enthusiasts, Goa offers a plethora of activities to get your heart racing. Here are a few places in Goa to see for adventure seekers:
- Scuba Diving:
Explore vibrant coral reefs, shipwrecks, and marine life while scuba diving in the clear waters of the Arabian Sea.
- Water Sports:
Try thrilling activities like parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat rides, and windsurfing at popular beaches like Calangute, Baga, and Candolim.
- Trekking and Hiking:
Embark on scenic treks through lush forests, waterfalls, and hills, such as the Dudhsagar Falls trek or the trails in Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary.
By considering your interests, preferences, and the duration of your stay, you can create a personalized itinerary that allows you to make the most of your time in Goa. Every interest can be met by spots in Goa to visit. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, culture, or culinary delights, you can find a location to visit in Goa. Don’t forget to leave some room for spontaneity and exploration, as Goa has a way of surprising and enchanting visitors at every turn. You can find nice places to visit in Goa. So, please choose the best places at Goa to visit with my Goa itinerary.
I hope you liked the itinerary. What do you think about it? let me know in the comments. In case you have recommendations for restaurants or hotels, I would love to know about them. In case you would like to know about things to do in Goa apart from visiting beaches, do give my previous post a read.
Cheers!
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nice to see you sharing such good first hand knowledge. Keep travelling… !!
Thanks! 🙂
I quite like reading through an article that can make people think about planning a trip! Cheers!
Thanks! I am happy that the article helped you.
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Akshay
Thanks!
Excellent Article. Very well written. Reminded me of my 2 Goa Visits. Many places mentioned by you have been visited by me.
Want to add just 2 Hotels where I had stayed during my 2 Visits. Estrela Do Mar in Calangute and Santana Beach Resort in Candolim. Both are excellent budget hotels, bang on the beach. Had a satisfactory experience at both the hotels.
I am glad you liked Jaydeep. And thanks for recommending two more hotels 🙂
Cn u pls add as in wat all beaches n resorts are closed during september
Hi Mrinal, September is just before season. So, all the beaches are open!
Hi Umang,
Me and my husband are heading a trip to Goa this September. We have already booked two hotels on alternate days in Calangute. Can it be possible to stay at Candolim in between these two days? Actually, I have no idea about the distance between the two. Pls help.
Hi!
Yes! You can stay one day in Candolim as well in between. However, the distance between Candolim and Calangute is not more than 2 KMs. So, I wouldn’t recommend shifting to Candolim for a night an again return to Calangute. You can cover Candolim at ease by staying at Calangute itself!
Hey Umang. This article actually inspired me to visit goa. 3 of us are planning to go to goa in december. I wanted to know if it recommended to visit goa in december because I heard it is too crowded. Also i’d like to know if the beaches you mentioned have water sports like paragliding, scuba diving, banana boat etc. And also, how much would the expenditure be if we were to spend our holiday exactly like you said?
Hi Kunal,
I’m glad you liked the post. If you go in December, the weather would be delightful. But, yes, it would be crowded. However, it is generally lesser crowded in the 1st half of December as compared to 2nd half (post 15th). So, maybe you can go before 15th December.
For water sports, I would recommend Calangute or Colva beach. These beaches have the maximum options for water sports. Calangute is in North & Colva, south.
For the itinerary which I have suggested, it might reach upto 5-6k, not including flights or trains.
Hope I answered your questions satisfactorily.
Cheers!
thanks a lot Umang.. 🙂
itinerary in this blog just suits my requirement. no need to look elsewhere for my 4days goa trip in dec second week.
Hi Jayachandra,
I’m glad you found this useful! Enjoy your stay in Goa 🙂
thanks a lot Umang.. 🙂
itinerary in this blog is very helpful. Help a lot in planning for my 5 days goa trip in jan end .
any recommendation for adventure activities and car rental.
Also want to cover Dudsagar Falls,so any suggestion regarding that.
Hi Umang..
Could you please tell us about Ozran beach? As we are planning a trip to goa in Feb and we are planning to book Ozran heights beach resort.. Also it would be really helpful if you could provide your opinion regarding the resort?
Regards,
Karan
Hi Karan,
Ozran beach is lesser known and hence not much crowded. In addition, the Ozran heights beach resort is a great property. You can definitely go ahead and plan your stay there
Really hepful..
Thanks Umang..
I’m glad I could help 🙂
Great article, helped me out for last 3 days in Goa. I want to do a spice plantation tour (hopefully with elephants), crocodile your, maybe some dolphin watching and something else related to animals. I can’t find any guided tours anywhere, but I do have a bike. Also, how do the beaches work? Are there lockers, do the shacks look after your stuff for you if I decide to go for a swim? And also, it’d be great if you could recommend me the quietest beach. As beautiful most of the beaches are they’re far too crowded and not relaxing. ( i know I know it’s season, but there must be) thanks a million
Hi Yuvraj,
I’m glad the article helped you. Spice plantation tours are really good. Not sure about elephant ride there though. All the beaches don’t have lockers. The ones that do aren’t that reliable. The best way is to leave everything at your hotel or take turns to dip in the ocean, so that someone can keep an eye on the stuff. The shacks generally do not take responsibility of your stuff. But, you can choose to trust them. However, they can later throw their hands in the air and refuse knowledge of anything.
Sernabatim is a very chilled out beach in South Goa. In North Goa, most of them are crowded. However, Ashwem is one of the calmer beaches in the North.
We r 8 friends going to Goa for the first time, i loved your itinerary and have printed it and we are gonna follow it strictly, and i am very much excited about Kayaking to reach honeymoon beach as i haev done it in river i want to experience it in beach now. thanx for the post keep writing keep enjoying,
Cheers
Hope you have fun!
Hi Umang,
Thanks for the beautiful Blog really useful
We are couple arriving on 13FEB and we will staying in one of our cousin home in panaji.
We would like visit calm and yet few water games in Beach and also we be travelling to beach , so once we are in beach can we keep our belonings in any of the changing room or can keep them in vehicle itself and how about the rooms near beach for changing as we havn’t booked any room
Sounds great!
And my question is will there be any refreshing rooms near by beaches, if so are they safe.
Well, at some beaches like Calangute and Baga, you might find refreshing rooms. But, I can’t assure their reliability. You can take a call after visiting the place
We r planning to visit goa in june…will there be fun or not in the month of june
Hi! June is a great season for Goa according to me. It’s less crowded, green, cool and rainy! Goa’s beauty really blossoms in June – July
I am going to make a trip to goa for 5d/4n. Suggest me a plan for stay and trip.
Thanks for article……..Goa is such a place that is mostly visited all round a year by a large no. of population and it is famous for its Beaches and Old Churches. The European Architecture is also very famous and looks attractive.
Hi Umang,
We are 8 friends planned Goa trip for 25th to 29th Jan. We will reach to calangute on 25th Jan evening. We are visiting Goa first time and want to make this trip best trip. Please suggest. Your website is very helpful for us. It will be great if you can suggest a better plan for use. Please help.
Thanks In Advance..!!
God bless you.
Hi Umang,
Great post. We are planning a girls’ trip to Goa in August. Can you tell what all activities will not be allowed in the rainy season? What other problems we may face?
Awesome info Umang 🙂 we are plang our visit in March second week..ur itinerary wl b of gr8 help 🙂 wanted to knw any good hotels near the beaches.
Thanks!
Hi Umang,
Your trip plan is just awesome.
I am going in april.
Also how much will the expenditure will be including hotels & your plan exactly ?
Hi Umang,
Your blog is very informative and benificial.
We are going in may end.
You suggested @ good deals on hotels.. please suggest.
Hi Umang,
Could you please suggest to start my 4 days tour from Baga Beach going after 2 days with family.
Hello Umang,
First the way you have explained everything that’s so good i really liked it.
Nicely managed everything.
Thanks for sharing this.
budget for this
The best weekend after a long time at such a beautiful and adventurous place. Always wanted to do the underwater activity and got this chance. The food they provided us was too yummy especially the barbeque they served us. Thank you seawater sports making my weekend memorable.
I’m planning my trip in june/july for 7-9 days. can u please help me plan a adventurous and romantic trip . It will of great help to me. thank you
The North Goa package was an excellent experience, I really enjoy a lot of beaches, marine life special the water activity was memorable especially scuba diving, jet ski ride, parasailing etc was one of the best experience in my life. thank you sea water sports. http://bit.ly/2JooIVK
If you have read this blog, half of your Goa planning is done; few add ons , Morjim beach, Panjim inn
Nice bro and really good information. i got the information which i want
Hi Umang, I am traveling in November for 4days. I am staying at The Village. Can you suggest me how to make the most of it. I will arrive on Wednesday and leave on Sat night 12midnight.
Sir, i loved ur blog. I am going to goa for 5 N and 4.5 days with pregnant wife and 4 year old son. Can u suggest me goa trip which is not hectic for my wife and son and we can enjoy important things of goa
Hi Umang, Can you suggest some place for night with 5 year kid for 31st Dec
I have a confirmed booking at ITC Fortune Select Regina, Candolim, Goa. Three Deluxe room for 3 days (13th Dec to 16 Dec ‘18). Price Rs 6500 per night stay(all inclusive price including breakfast). Anyone interested may contact me ( 9099022989). Actually it a group booking but 3 of our colleague are not joining due to last minute unavoidable reasons. It’s a 4 Star property at beautiful Candolim beach.
Thanks Umang for the detailed information, I searched a lot of blogs but finally found this one which explains everything so nicely.
we are going to goa for 5 days what you would suggest to do on 5th day? this is our first visit
You are really a best travel information service provider
If you are visit Goa than must visit Malvan. Malvan has beautiful beaches. It has beautiful Sindhudurg Fort, Sangam point where river and sea meet. Malvan has beautiful sea to explore underwater life. There are many diving sites in Malvan. Malvan is famous for its food. If you are visit Goa for 4 days than one day go to Malvan.
There are a lot beautiful and cultured places in Goa. out of 100, 65% people go for common places. This post is different from all very well written. I am sharing this.
Goa is a place of culture .
Thank for Sharing this Awesome Information…
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Hello Umang,Thanks for sharing the article.Your blog is very informative and beneficial for us.Itinerary in this blog is perfect for every traveler to explore the place.
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Hi,
It’s a nice post. Can you pls guide me with my itinerary. I will be reaching around 10am in Madgaon. We are thinking of exploring south goa and watersports in north if get time. We have 3night 4 days with us and will be catching bus from madgaon or panjim. So from where should be start and stay.
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Thanks for sharing this awesome information. There is no other place like GOA
What a splendid information you sharing with us. Whenever we go i use your article and bookmarked it. These locations appears brilliant to continue to be in Goa. Thank you so tons for sharing it.
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Thanks for the guide. This year I missed Goa Trip but not next time.
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