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About Goa

A former Portuguese colony, Goa became the smallest state of India in 1961, when the Indian government took over. Today, the state is touted as India’s tropical paradise. Travellers from all over the world flock to Goa throughout the year to relax in its sunny sands and swim in its azure seas. Known for its vibrant nightlife and delectable cuisines, Goa is perfect for a dreamy honeymoon or a bohemian trip with friends. So, let’s look at some of the best Goa tour packages available. 

Places to Visit in Goa

Goa is home to beaches, waterfalls, forested trails, colourful neighbourhoods and breathtaking forts. Here are some destinations that should definitely be a part of your Goa tour package:

The Beaches of Goa

Goa is known for its endless beaches. We have listed a few top beaches that are a must in all Goa trip packages:

North Goa

  • Anjuna: Bohemian vibes and flea markets
  • Calangute: The Queen of Beaches, best known for water sports
  • Baga: Bustling nightlife in Tito’s Lane
  • Arambol: Vibrant sunset parties
  • Vagator: Red cliffs and beautiful sunsets
  • Morjim: Home to Olive Ridley turtles

South Goa

  • Palolem: Jaw-dropping sunsets, parasailing and yoga
  • Agonda: Serenity and dolphin-watching trips
  • Colva: White sands and water sports
  • Benaulim: Awesome sunsets and beach activities
  • Patnem: A tranquil beach for peaceful Goa holidays
  • Butterfly: Secluded beach with exotic marine life and dolphin-spotting
  • Majorda: Golden sands and serenity
  • Cola: A remote beach with a blue lagoon

Other Attractions in Goa

North Goa

  • Panaji: The capital of Goa, Panaji is known for bustling casinos and the Latin quarters, Fontainhas. Other nearby attractions are The Basilica of Bom Jesus and Fort Aguada.
  • Chapora Fort: Known as the Dil Chahta Hai fort, Chapora Fort is located near the Chapora River. It’s known for breathtaking views.
  • Goa State Museum: Also known as the State Archaeology Museum, it houses ancient sculptures, art, coins and other artefacts. It was moved to the Old Secretariat Building due to reconstruction.

South Goa

  • Vasco da Gama: A part of the state’s Portuguese heritage, Vasco da Gama is home to many historical monuments. You can visit the nearby spice farms.
  • Dudhsagar Waterfalls: The trek to this gorgeous waterfall located on the border of Goa and Karnataka border is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. 
  • Cabo de Rama Fort: While most of this fort is in ruins, it offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. One can also go to the Pebble Beach in the vicinity.

Top Things to Do in Goa

Here are a few activities that will complete your Goa full tour package:

  • Party hard till dawn at Baga
  • Buy souvenirs from the night markets.
  • Try authentic seafood and other Goan cuisine.
  • Book a scuba diving, parasailing or snorkelling session.
  • Go on a walking tour through Fontainhas.
  • Catch a sunrise or a sunset in South Goa.
  • Visit the casinos and roll a dice or two.

Cuisines to Try in Goa

Goa is a food lover’s dream, as it has something for everybody. Here’s a look at some of the best local delicacies that you should try on your Goa holidays:

  • Pork Vindaloo: Boneless pork and potatoes, cooked in mouthwatering spices
  • Goan Fish Curry: Fish cooked in coconut and raw mangoes
  • Chicken Cafreal: Spicy chicken dish made of herbs and green chillies
  • Chicken Xacuti: Chicken with Kashmiri chillies and poppy seeds
  • Bebinca: A multilayered cake made of coconut milk 
  • Feni: Liquor made of cashew or coconut

The Best Time to Visit Goa

The best time to visit Goa is from November to March, when this vibrant state comes alive. The beaches are found teeming with party-lovers on Christmas and New Year. Sunburn and other beach festivals are also organised during this time. Monsoons (July-August) are apt for an off-season, romantic Goa honeymoon package. Summers (April-June) aren’t the best for planning Goa packages, as it gets hot and humid.

How to Reach Goa

By Air: The Dabolim airport is well-connected to all major Indian cities, such as Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Delhi. The Manohar International Airport in Mopa is Goa’s newest airport.

By Road and Rail: Vasco da Gama and Madgaon are the two major rail stations of Goa. Cabs and buses are available from these two stations. Goa is also well-connected by roads from Bengaluru, Mumbai and Pune.

By Sea: Goa cruises are available from Mumbai, though they may be relatively expensive.

Dos and Don’ts: Important Information for Travellers

Here are some things to keep in mind on your Goa trip packages:

  • Don’t disturb the flora and fauna at beaches and forests
  • Avoid risky treks or bike rides during the monsoons
  • Respect the local culture

Why Should You Book a Goa Tour Package with Traveloi?

Here’s why Traveloi offers the best holiday package to Goa:

  • Experience: We have been in the travel industry for 10 years.
  • Custom Trips: We offer tailor-made packages.

360-Degree Services: We take care of hotels, flights, meals and sightseeing.

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