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Goa Itinerary for 5 days: The Most Reliable Goa Trip Plan

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Every time someone asks me to recommend a Goa trip plan, I perform a little jig in my head! If you don’t know yet, Akshay and I, love Goa. It’s a place that we have visited over two dozen times in the last decade. It’s practically our second home and a place that we can’t seem to get enough of.

But that’s also why we feel sad when many people treat it like a long weekend destination. But, you? You are amazing because you’ve decided to spend at least 5 days in Goa. That’s also why you deserve access to the best Goa itinerary for 5 days available on the internet.

If you are spending 5 days in Goa, you should ideally spend 3 days in North Goa and 2 days in South Goa. The 3 days in North Goa should be spent exploring touristic Goa, unseen Goa and Panjim while 2 days in South Goa should be spent exploring beaches and touristic attractions between Benaulim and Palolem.

In this article, I will break down the perfect Goa itinerary for 5 day. I will give you details of tourist attractions, Goa beaches and Goa restaurants that you should visit. By the end of it, you will have your easy-to-follow Goa travel itinerary.

Before I break up the above itinerary for you, let me first address a few basic questions surrounding a trip to Goa

Frequently Asked Questions about a Goa trip

Where to stay on a 5-day trip to goa.

The best areas to stay in Goa are:

Candolim: For family travellers ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Vagator: For solo and couple travellers who want to stay in the tourist area ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Morjim: For travellers who want to escape the crowds ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Panjim: For a central stay in the heart of local Goa ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Benaulim: For family or couple travellers who want access to good restaurants, medicines, and other amenities ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Cavelossim: For couple travellers who want to stay close to a quieter beach in high-end properties ( see best-rated accommodation here )
Palolem: For those who want to stay close to the prettiest beach in Goa amidst vibey shops, cafes and yoga houses ( see best-rated accommodation here )

Read my in-depth article on where to stay in Goa

a full list of the best areas to stay in Goa
best accommodation options for your travel type

Are 5 days enough for a Goa trip?

Goa is a state of India and in fact, one with a slightly more distinct cultural and historic background than most of the other states in India. But, if you want to only visit the touristic attractions of Goa while also briefly acquainting yourself with its culture and present-day way of life, 5 days in Goa are enough.

How to commute within Goa?

The best way to travel within Goa is on a two-wheeler. You can easily get a scooter on rent for around Rs. 400 per day. If you don’t want to rent a scooter, opt for a rented car or use local cabs. Bargain heavily with local drivers as they tend to overcharge innocent tourists. In most tourist areas, you can also use Goa Miles : a cab booking app similar to Ola/Uber.

The most Epic Goa Itinerary for 5 Days

Day 1: touristy north goa.

On the first day in Goa, explore the touristy side of North Goa. Here are some of the places you should visit and places you should visit:

Have breakfast/brunch at a cute café

The touristy North Goa is full of cafés with pretty interiors and a smashing breakfast menu. Some of my favourite cafés are:

Café Chocolatti: Spacious outdoor seating, delicious frothy coffee and a kickass English Breakfast

Café Candolim: Cutest decor, a large collection of books and the best food

Café Artjuna: Artsy vibes, great food

Jaws Bakery : Budget bakery serving fresh lip-smacking breads, croissants and more.

Visit Fort Aguada, the biggest fort in Goa

The biggest fort in Goa and the biggest freshwater reserve in Asia is in the heart of North Goa. You must visit this place on a 5 day trip to Goa. It is close to Candolim and offers great views. But hey, it’s usually crowded and not super pretty anymore. Yet, it is a great starting point for your Goa trip.

Go parasailing at Sinquerim Beach

Indulge in watersport activities at Sinquerim beach. I think that the watersport infrastructure is the best at this beach. The presence of multiple vendors also means that you get better rates.

Enjoy a boat ride at Nerul River

Goa may be famous for its beaches, but it also has plenty of rivers running close to its coastline. A boat ride at Nerul river is a great opportunity to watch dolphins, splash around some cold river water and click pictures of the coastal paradise that Goa is.

Eat at a seafood restaurant

Seafood and particularly Konkani seafood is to die for! (I am a vegetarian but I have seen my husband Akshay get excited about seafood in Goa months before our trip!) Some places that serve fresh, yummy and flavourful seafood are:

The Lazy Goose : Located right under the Nerul Bridge, the place offers exotic views of the river and offers you a chance to indulge yourself with the best seafood.

Fat Fish : This restaurant packs a generous serving of delectable seafood on your plate.

Vinayak: The seafood thali perfectly satisfies your pangs especially when you’re ravenous and want everything yummy on your plate.

Watch a magnificent sunset

The best places to watch the sunset in the touristy side of North Goa are:

Chapora fort : Head to this fort, also known as the Dil Chahta Hai fort, for the best sunset views. Reach the top at least 30 minutes before sunset to get a good place on the wall. Also, visiting the Chapora fort involves a bit of a climb. So plan accordingly.

Vagator Beach: Vagator beach is also famous for its sunset. Located at the foot of the Chapora fort, you get to see the same sunset, albeit at a slightly lower angle. A better option is to watch the sunset, especially, if you are feeling lazy to climb the fort or if you are travelling with young kids.

Morgan’s Place Café/Café Purple Martini : If you want to sip on your choice of beverage while watching the changing hues of the sky, hanging out at any of these cafés would fulfill your wish like nothing else in Goa would. Purple Martini is usually super crowded and the balcony views come for a cost. Settle for Morgan’s Place if you want great views without hosting.

Party hard at a nightclub

North Goa is a great party hub with the best clubs like Hammerzz, Titos, SinQ, etc. Go here if you love partying!

Day 2: North Goa

It’s Day 2 in Goa and it’s time to explore the slightly offbeat beaches in Goa.

Click pictures at Parra Road

Parra Road is a narrow road with coconut trees on both sides that has recently gained popularity thanks to the movie ‘Dear Zindagi’. Visit the road for a classic Instagram shot.

Visit the famous Siolim Church

St. Anthony’s Church is a gorgeous church located in Siolim close to the Chapora River. It is not a popular tourist attraction but is nevertheless worth a visit for its architectural beauty.

Chill at Morjim Beach or Ashwem Beach

Morjim beach is one of the most deserted beaches in Goa. Even on a weekend, you will find it relatively empty. You can plonk yourself on one of the sunbeds and spend a chilled out day. Take breaks at the many shacks on the beach. Also, visit the Turtle Nesting Site to know more about how magical this beach is.

Experience the hippie vibe of Arambol

Arambol is known for its hippie vibe, yoga classes and drum circles. It is the place that attracted the most number of foreign (especially Russian) tourists. Visiting the place exposes you to a unique side of Goa- the one taken over by touristic preferences.

Visit the ‘Garden of Dreams’ – a fun restaurant with a hippie vibe and appetising vegan food.

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Day 3: Panjim/Old Goa

Panjim, the capital of Goa, is nothing like the touristic Goa that you would see on Day 1 and Day 2. It is rich in Goan culture and is a place where you see the cathedrals, churches and even a few temples close by.

Basilica of Bom Jesus

This is one of the biggest and most visited cathedrals in all of Goa. In fact, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its unplastered exterior is uniquely attractive.

It holds the mortal remains of St. Francis Xaviers.

Entry to the cathedral is free. But on weekends and during peak tourist season, the place is very crowded. Expect long lines and a wait of about 20-30 minutes for entry.

On other days, you will get a fairly zero-hassle entry into the cathedral.

Mon to Sat – 9.00am to 6.30pm Sunday – 10.30am to 6.30pm

Se Cathedral

This Cathedral is situated right opposite the Basilica. Its Gothic architecture is attractive.

The Cathedral is famous for its Cross of Miracles.

Church of St Francis of Assisi

This Church is right next to the Se Cathedral. It was built to celebrate the victory of Afonso de Albuquerque over the Muslim army.

In fact, the road leading to the Church is also very picturesque and one of the best places to capture a stunning picture of all the churches and cathedrals.

There is also an archeological museum here that’s open on all 7 days. (9.00am – 12.30 and 3.00pm to 6.30)

The church is not open for tourists on Sunday.

Mangueshi temple

After the Christian side of Goa, it is now time to visit the Mangueshi temple.

The Mangueshi temple was a very important place of worship in Goa since many centuries. In the 16th century, the Gaud Saraswats (the community that worships Goddess Mangueshi) moved the temple from its old location to its present location with a view to protect it from the Portuguese invasion.

The temple has been restored a few times and not only does it look pleasing but it also exudes a serene vibe.

Eat at Ritz, Panjim

Ritz is one of the best seafood restaurants in Goa. It’s a favourite amongst both – Goan tourists and Goan locals. So while you are in the very neighbourhood of Ritz, it make absolutely no sense for you to skip Ritz from your itinerary.

So go to Ritz and order a sumptuous Fish thali for yourself. (And if you are vegetarian like me – just order their kokam solkadhi alongwith your favourite main dish and watch the satisfied faces of fish lovers around you!)

Foutainhas / Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church

The perfect afternoon walk would be through the lanes of the Fountainhas.

Fountainhas is the colourful quarter in Goa that retains Portuguese style houses.

You can go here for a nice post-lunch walk, for a quick bite at one of its bakeries or to get a picture clicked against the backdrop of one of its colourful houses to jazz up your Instagram.

Follow up your Foutainhas visit with a quick visit to the famous Immaculate Conception Church. You would recognize the church immediately because of its many Bollywood appearances. Again, a great place for a classic #goatrip picture for the gram

Miramar/Dona Paula

Close your day with a walk along Miramar beach. Miramar beach is one of the most non-touristy beaches of Goa. It is beach that’s most frequented by the locals of Goa.

But even though it doesn’t have too many touristy shacks, it’s a lovely place to wind down after a sightseeing-heavy day.

If an urban beach doesn’t excite you, you can visit the famous Dona Paula jetty.

Dona Paula jetty is also a famous filming location in Goa.

Watch my North Goa vlog for more ideas

Day 4: South Goa Attractions

Start your day down south with a visit to some of the famous tourist places in South Goa

Naval aviation museum

Mind you, this is the only naval museum in Asia!

Plus, it is also one of the only two military museums in India.

If you love aircrafts, you’re in for a treat as the naval musuem houses 13 aircrafts.

Plus, the museum is designed to look like the interior of the aircraft carrier – INS Viraat – how cool is that!

Timings: Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30am to 5.30pm

Big Foot/Ancestral Goa

The Big Foot and Ancestral Portuguese House are located right next to each other.

One is a recreation of a typical Goan village. You will see life-sized statues of fishermen, rice farmers, etc. You will also see the statue of Mirabai (record-holder for being carved from a single stone).

I think the place is a great place to educate children and foreigners about the history of Goa and Goa’s typical village life.

Right next to the Big Foot is the Ancestral Portuguese House – Casa Araujo Alvares. It is a 250-year old house of a renowned lawyer.

A 20-minute guided tour takes you around the many rooms of the house. An excellent way to experience life as it was two centuries ago!

The house has also appeared in the Bollywood movie Singham.

Colva Beach/Benaulim Beach

You should end your South Goa sightseeing day with a trip to Colva Beach or Benaulim Beach.

Colva beach

it is more crowded and attracts many Indian tourists
it has plenty of stalls outside selling icecreams
its silvery sand is great for a family outing or simply for people-watching

Benaulim beach

Benaulim beach has some of the best beachside shacks in South Goa. Roger’s and Rafaels are particularly famous. You can even enjoy a quiet, romantic candle-light dinner here after sunset.
You can enjoy some watersport activities here before sunset.
Even though both Indians and foreigners love this beach, it’s usually less crowded than Colva

Day 5: South Goan beaches

The beaches in South Goa are scenic and far less crowded than North Goan beaches.

They are a great escape from the touristy madness of the North.

Today, visit a few of the beaches from the list below:

Mobor beach

This wonderful Cavelossim beach is usually pretty deserted. Its white sand would light up your drone shots.

But even if you don’t have a drone, it’s a great place for a quick breakfast, a romantic walk with your loved one or a game of football with kids!

There are many good places to stay in Cavelossim for couples and family travellers.

Agonda beach

This beach is one of the southern-most beaches in Goa.

The 2020 cyclone Nisarga damaged many of its beachside shacks. But today, without an army of beachside huts and restaurants, the beach looks even more stunning. The palm trees lining the shore add to its appeal. It’s quiet, deserted and encapsulates the beauty of raw Goa – Goa without tourism.

Palolem beach

If you like a slightly more vibey beach, visit Palolem beach.

It is as stunning as Agonda but adds a little touristy air to it with its beachside shacks and souvenir shops.

You can even take boats from here to go

eagle-feeding
island hopping to monkey and honeymoon islands
dolphin watching

There are many good places to stay in Palolem, especially for group travellers and solo travellers.

Some wonderful restaurants in this area worth trying out are

Ciaran’s – wholesome Indian food
German bakery – delicious croissants and more!
Kopi Desa – lovely ambiance, tasty food

Cabo de Rama

Cabo de Rama is one of the most special places in Goa. The cliff at the top is truly the best place in all of Goa to capture the Goan coastline decorated with coconut and palm trees around.

You can even climb down to the secluded little cove – Cabo de Rama beach to witness the most spectacular sunset in Goa.

The road leading to Cabo de Rama is pretty secluded with very few shops or houses along the way. Avoid wandering around alone in this area after sunset.

If you want to only stay in South Goa, see my article on the best South Goa itineraries for 1,2,3,4,5 days here.

You can read more about the best beaches in Goa in my article here

How to design a 5-day Goa itinerary to suit your travel style?

The 5-day Goa itinerary given above is a recommended itinerary. You do not need to strictly adhere to it or feel overwhelmed by it.

Goa is a state that’s unlike any Indian state and no matter how you spend your time in Goa, you are going to have a great time!

Some ways to personalize your Goa itinerary are:

Ditch tourist places that don’t match your travel style – e.g., skip Old Goa if you’re not into churches or history.
Add more beach time : If you are a beach bum, skip Panajim and hang out longer at beaches you like. You don’t even have to visit them all. If the beach close to the area you are staying in matches your liking, just spend your days there.
Add more adventure: You can add more adventure to your itinerary by trying out watersports at Sinquerim beach in North Goa or Benaulim in South. You can even go boating at the Nerul river. Go on this incredible bungee jumping tour in Goa.

Hope the above helps you customize the trip as per your liking.

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A Complete 7-day Itinerary and Guide to Goa for First Timers

This guide to Goa is perfect for those of you planning to travel there for the first time, as it talks about the best time to visit, how to reach Goa, popular beaches in North and South Goa, where to stay for your first visit, and how to get around. Also included is Goa itinerary for 7 days.

Goa is a tropical paradise with endless white and golden-sand beaches lined with swaying palm trees. This small state in the southwestern region of India is unlike any other, with its laid-back culture balanced by its thriving nightlife. But that’s not all there is to Goa. It is a land of soothing bike rides, fascinating world heritage sites, plush resorts, friendly hostels, delectable seafood, and various forms of spiritual practices. It is definitely the most popular destination in India amongst Indian and international travellers (after the Taj Mahal, of course), as it has something for everyone.

Guide to Goa For First Timers

What is the best time to visit goa.

pasture, low-land, buffaloes, Monsoon may not be the best time to visit Goa due to flooding

March-May : These are the summer months when Goa gets unbearably muggy, with temperatures touching 40ºC (104ºF).

June – September : During these monsoon months, Goa becomes lush green. It is relatively quieter than other months. Most shacks are temporary structures that are dismantled during this period and water sports aren’t going on. But this is a charming time in Goa overall, with plenty of restaurants and activities to keep you entertained.

November–February : Winter is the peak season here. Goa, being a coastal area, is balmy while the inland parts of the country go through typical winter temperatures. The sun is always out and the cool sea breeze blows through from time to time. December is the busiest month as Goa hosts the Annual Sunburn Music Festival, which attracts people from all over. Plus, people flock in to celebrate Christmas and New Year’s holidays at this party destination.

Verdict: For your first time in Goa, you should visit during the season, Mid-October to Mid-March , so that you can see all that Goa has to offer. The shacks will be open, beach stays will be available in South Goa and the weather will be pleasant. However, the prices will be higher than any other time of the year.

How to reach Goa?

Goa’s international airport is situated at Dabolim, near Vasco Da Gama, and there is also a new airport in North Goa, Manohar International Airport. You can land at either of these and hire a taxi to your hotel/hostel.

While most cities in India have an organised cab service like Uber and Ola, Goa has GoaMiles ( now also an app) that can pass for Goa’s very own Uber. We’ve used it a few times and found cabs at a good rate. You can also opt for the taxis lined up on the road outside the airport (be prepared to bargain and ensure to set prices before the start of the trip) or prepaid taxi stands at airports that have a set price. You can always ask at your accommodation if they provide airport transfers but these might turn out to be more expensive.

Local buses in Goa are significantly cheaper but also very inconvenient, as you would have to change multiple vehicles to get to your destination in Goa. Use the local bus only if you’re on a super low budget.

Bus, Cab and Car

You can also opt to reach Goa by overnight bus or cab from major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, and Hyderabad in India. If travelling by bus, Mapusa would be your de-boarding point for North Goa , Panjim for Central , and Margao/Canacona for South .

You can book your bus via Redbus .

We’ve driven it down from Pune a few times now and once from Hyderabad. The road is full of potholes as you get closer to Goa. But you’ll cross ghats and waterfalls. It is beautiful!

Goa is also well connected by train to the rest of India. The main train stations are Vasco da Gama (central), Margao (south) and Thivim (north) .

Which area to stay in Goa?

A fairly empty Baga Beach - One of the popular beaches in North Goa

Goa is divided into North and South Goa, with its capital, Panaji (popularly known as Panjim), located around the centre. For your first time in Goa, it can be confusing to decide where to stay, as different corners of the state offer different experiences. In this itinerary, you’ll be staying in both North Goa and South Goa .

Baga, Calangute, Candolim or Anjuna : This is a good option for your first time in Goa, as the area is very central, so all places to see would be close to you.

However, please note that these beaches aren’t best, as they’re the most popular in Goa. Every Tom Dick and Harry visit these beaches so the crowd is also such. However, your purpose of staying around this area is different. You’re here to enjoy the water sports, the parties, the food and maybe even shop a little.

A little further north is Anjuna. While it is not the best location to stay for this itinerary, this area has come up a lot in the past few years, so you’ll find a lot of must-visit restaurants in Goa around this area.

Stay Options:

Casa Cenica (2BHK in Arpora) Onastay (2BHK in Candolim) Casa De Mezzanine (Beautiful 1BHK in Arpora) Jade by CasaFlip (2BHK in Anjuna) Beach Villa With Private pool (luxury) Canary By CasaFlip (1BHK in Anjuna).

Palolem or Agonda: For your first trip to South Goa, you should stay at one of these two beaches and explore other beaches nearby. These beaches have restaurants but still maintain a relaxed vibe so you can enjoy time on the beach. Remember that you should only stay in South Goa beaches beach from October to March, as the huts and shacks are mostly dismantled before the monsoons and built back up when the monsoons get over. Click to know more about South Goa Beaches .

Stay Options: Jardim-a-Mar (Agonda Beach—I’ve stayed here twice) Simrose (Agonda Beach; this one is often open all-year round) Agonda Serenity Beach Villa (has a jacuzzi on porch at Agonda Beach) Agonda Island View (Agonda Beach) BunkNBrew (hostel in Palolem)

How to get around Goa?

Palolem Beach - One of the popular beaches in South Goa

Taxis are expensive in Goa and not ideal for getting around and sightseeing. Buses are quite cheap but again, inconvenient. Instead, opt for a scooter or motorbike for the duration of your stay in Goa. There is no better way to get around, as it will give you the utmost freedom. The best bit is that it is inexpensive at about Rs. 500–800 a day, depending on the season (off-season or peak), type of bike (scooters like Honda Activa, low-end bikes like Bajaj Pulsar or high-end ones, like Royal Enfield) and your haggling skills.

If you don’t want to ride a bike or moped, you can hire a car . Most offer stick shifts so if you don’t know how to drive these, finding an automatic may not be easy. However, we have always managed to find one and so should you. Economy cars usually cost about Rs. 1000–1200 per day but may go up depending on the season.

You can get a bike or car on hire easily by talking to your accommodation host or hotel.

The Perfect 1 Week Goa Itinerary: North and South Goa

The Goa experience is different for every individual, depending on their style of travel. It’s never one size fits all because there is simply so much to see and do. We have stayed in Goa for 2 months and have yet to see it all. Your personalised Goa itinerary would largely depend on what you enjoy—nature, culture, beaches, partying, etc. In this 7-day Goa itinerary, we’ve tried to include a bit of everything so you can get a true feel of the different sides of Goa and decide for yourself which aspect of Goa you enjoy the most!

Day 1-2 North Goa – Watersports, Shopping, and Partying

Stay near the Baga Beach/Arpora area. Despite being crowded, it is close to a lot of North Goa tourist spots you’ll be visiting. And also, hire a scooter, bike or car. You’ll need it to get around. Prior reservations for restaurants are needed!

Day 1: Beach, Water sports, Party

Visit Baga Beach during your first time in Goa

Reach Goa and check into your hotel or Airbnb
Rent a vehicle
Calangute Beach for lunch at Pousada by the Beach
Water sports and sunset at Baga Beach
At night go partying at Hammerz (popular music) in the Baga Area or Las Olas (Bollywood music) at Baga Beach. Or both as they’re close by! Start at Hammerz and end at Las Olas.

Day 2: Cliffside Restaurants, Fort, Sundowner, and Party

You don’t need to do all of the things mentioned below. Select the ones you wish to do based on your preferences and how much time you have. I’d recommend not partying till late this night so you can be fresh to explore Goa the next morning.

Wake up late this day since you’ve partied the previous night
Lunch: Titlie OR Antares OR Casa Playa at Little Vagator or Felix OR Artjuna or Vinayak at Anjuna.
Shop: Now go shop at Anjuna Flea Market!
Explore Chapora Fort (The movie ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ was shot here so expect it to be crowded)
Stay for sunset or go for a sundowner to Thalassa closeby
Dinner at Ida in Vagator
Party at one of the following – Soro (Siolim) or Romeo Lane (Little Vagator).

Day 3–4: North Goa: Culture, Heritage and Nature

Day 3: culture and heritage.

Head for a day trip to Panjim and Old Goa . On this day, you’ll get a good glimpse of Portuguese influence on Goan heritage.

Old Goa Churches : Start with Old Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see the following churches in this order:

St. Augustine Church Ruins
Basilica of Bom Jesus (the most renowned)
Convent of Santa Monica and The Museum of Christian Art (optional but good)
Se Cathedral
Church of St. Cajetan
Viceroy’s Arch
Our Lady of Mount Chapel (optional- for panoramic views of the Panjim area)

Ruins of the Chuch of St. Augustine is a fantastic spot to add to your Goa itinerary

Going on a tour will help you make the most of your time and understand the significance of Old Goa and its churches. It is highly recommended. We’ve taken several tours by this company and loved all of them.

Lunch : Head for either a local Goan lunch at Kokni Kanteen or Cafe Al Fresco By Cantina Bodeg a for continental food. Both are close to your next stop.

Fontainhas : After lunch, take a walk in Fontainhas, Asia’s largest Latin Quarter, which has lanes lined with houses built in the colonial style and painted in bright shades of red, yellow, green, and blue. We highly recommend seeing this area on a Latin Quarter walking tour ; only then will you truly be able to appreciate the history, architecture, and all the stories.

However, if you don’t wish to take a tour, start your walk at Maruti Mandir or Phoenix Springs, ending at the Church of Immaculate Conception. See the colourful houses, click a lot of photos at the colourful wall of Old Quarter Hostel, buy some Azulejo tile décor at Velha Goa Galleria, admire the white façade of St. Sebastian Chapel, and have some bebinca (Goan Dessert) at Confeitaria 31 De Janeiro .

Evening: Get drinks and small bites at Antonio@31 or head for a full-fledged dinner at Black Sheep Bistro . Please check the prices of these restaurants beforehand to see if they fit your budget and make reservations accordingly. You could also go for a fun Pub Crawl instead.

Night: Later, you could head to a Deltin Royale Casino (buy tickets online for the best deals) OR go back home to rest for an early morning the next day.

Book Tours in Goa

Day 4: Nature and Heritage

Chorao Island and the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary : Do this either on a tour or by yourself. You’ll have to take a ferry from Ribandar. Don’t miss the famous Mangrove Broadwalk. It is beautiful. We haven’t been here yet but can’t wait to go!

Lunch: Lazy Goose , Nerul. Reserve the table with the lake view if you can.

Depending on the time you start the day, see one/two of the following attractions. Choose one museum and one fort:

Houses of Goa Museum (do this only after a walking tour of Fontainhas; otherwise, nothing will make any sense) OR Museum of Goa (modern art tinged in Goan history).
Aguada Fort (great for sunsets but crowded) OR Reis Magos Fort (relatively less known and beautiful).

Reis Magos Fort is a hidden gem in North Goa.

Have dinner in the Candolim, Calangute, or Baga area. There are plenty of good restaurants.

A Reverie : Fine Dining Toro Toro : Continental/Goan Yazu – Pan Asian Beach Club: Asian

Day 5–6: South Goa: Beaches and Relaxation

Day 5: spice plantations, iconic restaurants, relaxation.

Now, head to South Goa. Stay at Agonda or Palolem Beach—both are fantastic beaches for your first time in Goa.

But on your way, you have the option of making a few stops.

Visit Spice Plantations- A top suggestion for our Goa Travel Guide Blog

Sahakari Spice Plantation: Wonder why the Portuguese were so fascinated by Goa? The answer lies in the tantalising smell and flavours of spices like Cardamom, Cinnamon, Cloves, Allspice, Cumin, etc. See how these spices grow and learn about them. End with a local buffet lunch at the plantation. I found the experience very interesting and learned a lot. You can buy the ticket on reaching there.
Iconic Restaurants: If you’re not in the mood for the above, stop at Martin’s Corner or Fisherman’s Wharf for lunch. They are both very renowned.

Check into your hotel and use this day to do nothing and just relax on the beach, see the sunset, etc. Otherwise, you could also choose to head to Sundowner Palolem (Bar) for a sundowner!

Day 6: Beaches and Viewpoints

Today is going to be a long day of beach hopping.

Cola Beach: Start your day at Cola Beach. It’s a bit of a hike down to the beach. You can even take the jeep to the beach to save time and effort but it’ll cost a bit. Cola Beach is famous for its lagoon, where you can swim and kayak. You can have lunch here before heading to your next stop.

Kakolem Beach: This beach has a waterfall. Yes, you read that right. ( you can skip this beach if you’re running short on time or want to take it a bit slow).

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Cabo De Rama Fort and Cabo De Rama Viewpoint for sunset . Both are gorgeous spots with fantastic views – you’ll love the sunset here. You can also choose to have a meal and drink at the Cape Goa restaurant near the viewpoint before heading back to your hotel.

Day 7: Butterfly Beach and Palolem/Agonda Beach

Butterfly Beach : It’s a beautiful secluded beach. You can hike it to the beach or go via boat but I’ll suggest going as early as possible to avoid crowds.
Palolem/Agonda Beach : For lunch head to either of these beaches that you’re not staying at. At Palolem, you can have lunch at Dropadi by the beach and at Treetop Tava or Zest (vegan cafe) at Agonda. Walk around the beach later afterwards.

Depart for home this evening or the next morning!

But do not forget to book your tours in goa before you get there!

Tips to Stay Safe in Goa

This guide to Goa would be incomplete if I didn’t mention tips to stay safe there. Goa is really welcoming and local-friendly. But because it is a thriving party location and has people travelling from all over, you should take care of the following, especially if you’re a woman.

Don’t hitchhike.
If you’re a woman travelling solo, preferably rent a car. If you’re a woman travelling in a group, bikes will do.
Always get a video of the vehicle hired to avoid being ripped off on returning the vehicle.
Don’t go out with people you don’t know and never go to parties alone.
Watch your drink.
Try to stay vigilant, even when drunk.
Some Indian men can assume friendliness as flirting.
Be cautious of theft at your accommodation. Huts can easily be broken into.
Drugs are available abundantly in Goa. Avoid getting stuck in the middle of a drug racket.
Avoid drunken driving. It is being monitored by the police more strictly than before.

Don’t let these scare you. I (Trisha) have travelled solo to Goa and also with my girlfriends and had an absolutely fantastic time. Most of these tips should be adhered to anywhere in the world. Here is a complete list of ways to stay safe while travelling alone .

Wrapping up

Goa is a place that you can never get enough of. With each visit, you discover something new – a secret beach, a quaint café, a shack with amazing music, a magnificent fort, and so on. We have visited Goa about five times for short periods – with different people, as different people in different phases of our lives, or wanting something different from our trip- and Goa has never let us down. We are sure you will be taken by the charm of Goa and not want to leave just like the hippies in their heydays. Hope you found this Goa Travel Blog useful and have an amazing first trip to Goa. Tell us how it went!

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Gorgeous Goa is India’s smallest state stretching along the shores of the warm Arabian Sea. It has been a jewl in the crown of Indian tourism since the 1960’s attracting hippies and sun-seekers each winter.

Goa (like all of India) is a place of celebrations and you’re bound to experience a festival or parade sometime during your stay. The wonderfully festive province of Goa will remind you that there’s always a reason to celebrate (ie, you are alive)!

Its rich cultural history and lush forests make it a wonderful place to explore and there are some great guided tours on offer. If you’re looking for the perfect way to spend your time in Goa, you’ve come to the right place because we’ve put together the ultimate Goa itinerary.

Wondering how many days in Goa you need ? You’re in the right place my friend, read on!

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When you talk about backpacking India , you’ll quickly hear all about Goa, which is undoubtedly one of the most laidback and beautiful places in the entire country. If you’re wondering how long to spend in Goa, a good place to start is to plan what you’d like to do and see.

Whilst Goa is India’s smallest state, it is still nevertheless a state and is as big as some small countries. This itinerary covers the entire state from North to South and with several incursions inland. Therefore, to execute this Goa itinerary in 3 days you will need to change accommodation a few times.

The good news is that finding places to stay in Goa is pretty easy wherever you are. There are loads of guest houses, party hostels , hotels and homestays all eager for foreigners to crash – it is usually as simple as turning up in town and asking around.

The itinerary does leave time for changing accommodation and moving around and has also been designed to be flexible enough to adjust to suit your own needs. In terms of traveling around Goa, the bus system is very cheap, but rides can be long and very uncomfortable. Therefore if you have the budget, we suggest taxi’s – if you book ahead and haggle you can cover even large distances for well under $30.

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Goa Itinerary Day 1- Old Goa | Spice Garden | Panaji Tiatre
Goa Itinerary Day 2 – Vagator Beach | Foot Massage | Paddle Boarding | Trance Party
Goa itinerary Day 3 – Querim Beach | Sweet Lake | Yoga Session | Drum Circle | Ecstatic Dance

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Let’s get this straight, Goa is a State. Whilst it is India’s smallest state it is still bigger than a lot of countries. You need to choose where to stay in Goa and decide how long to stay in Goa very carefully as it will inform your experience and will affect your Goa itinerary hugely.

Goa is roughly divided into North Goa and South Goa. North Goa has a few more famous attractions than South Goa so if you’re wanting to spend some time doing typically touristy things then North Goa is a great place to start!

Most visitors opt to stay in a beach town or village. The prime ones in the North are Anjuna & Arambol for hippies & backpackers, and Baga beach and Calangute for package tourists. In the South, Palolem Beach & Agonda and Candolim are popular. There are Airbnbs in Baga , Calangute & Candolim but very few in Arambol & Anjuna.

If you don’t want to be near the beach then there are a few nice towns and cities set further back inland, Goa Airbnb listings tend to provide a nice variety of options to choose from.

Panjim is a nice city in the Northern Goa region! It’s home to many gorgeous old Portuguese mansions and some good art galleries.

Best Hostel in Goa – Folklore Hostel

Situated in Vagator, Goa Folklore Hostel can only be described as a home away from home! With communal spaces that encourage interactions and facilities that you provide everything you need, there’s no better place to spend your stay in Goa if you’re looking for a hostel experience!

What’s more? If you don’t want to leave your furry friend at home, feel free to bring them with as the Folklore hostel is pet-friendly!

Best Airbnb in Goa – 2 Bed Lotus Villa @ Tito’s Street

This quirky and comfortable villa in Goa is located in the heart of the party district. With Bardez’s best beaches and hottest clubs within walking distance, you won’t find a better Airbnb in Goa.

Best Budget Hotel in Goa – Crystal Goa

This quaint hotel offers everything you’ve come to expect from a hotel, plus an incredibly tranquil setting! The restaurant and bar on the property are also a great place to dine during your stay in Goa. But don’t worry, should you feel like lying in and having a lazy morning, breakfast will be delivered to your door! Crystal Goa is located in Palolem in South Goa so perfect for those who prefer peace to partying.

Best Luxury Hotel in Goa – Vivanta Panaji

This incredibly beautiful luxury hotel is located right in Panjim center! But convenience is not its main drawing card.

A 24-hour gym and spa might have something to do with it! As well as the fact that the hotel is pet-friendly. This is very rare to find in such a luxurious venue! Live music is provided every night so there is no shortage of entertainment at the Vivanta Panaji!

For the first day of our 3 day Goa itinerary we are gonna base ourselves in Panjim or Panaji, the Goan state capital. Whist this city is inland, away from the lush beaches, it is one of India’s cleanest and most pleasant cities. It abounds with beautiful old colonial mansions and is well situated for executing day 1 of our itinerary.

10:00 – Old Goa

Old Goa is the former Portuguese Colonial capital. It was once considered a great city of the world rivalling even Lisbon itself I’m terms of its wealth, culture and beauty.

Most of Old Goa has been lost to the ravages of time but thankfully, enough has survived to justify a visit. The Dom Jesus Basilica is perhaps the grandest Christian temple in the whole of Asia. Then there are the ruins of the old Church of St Augustine. which blend into the Goan jungle like a level from Tomb Raider.

Old Goa can easily be explored in a day or even in half a day. The issue is getting there as it is about 20km away from the beaches. You can book a private or a bus tour from any travel agent in pretty much any resort which will leave in the morning and drop you back home after dark.

The Basilica of Bom Jesus Church is now a UNESCO world heritage site. Although the building is very rustic, it’s incredibly beautiful too. A church may seem like a strange place to visit while staying in Goa, India. But because Goa was colonized by the Portuguese for so long, many Hindus converted to Catholicism over this period of time. This is one of Goa’s best places to visit in 3 days.

A solid option, is to join an electric bike tour so you can really explore the jungles and roads!

Cost – Most of the sites here are free
How Long Should I Spend Here? Half a day
Getting There – Old Goa is about 30 minutes drive from Panjim. I recommend getting a taxi or joining a tour bus

15:00 – Sahakari Spice Farm

At the Sahakari Spice Farm , you’ll get the chance to take in the incredible fragrance of the beautiful spice farm! These lush plantations are not all there is on offer at the spice farm though.

During your tour, you’ll be shown how to climb the trees and swing from palm to palm! If any guest on the tour is brave enough to give it a try, they’re encouraged with enthusiasm. This often creates a lot of laughs among the tour group!

For those interested in a more relaxing form of entertainment, you will be treated to a folk dance by some of the female laborers and children who live on the farm. These often contain lots of color and excitement!

How Long Should I Spend Here? 90 minus is plenty
Getting There – It’s a 20-minute ride from Old Goa. Get a cab.

18:00 – See a Tiatr Production

The Hanuman Theatre in Mapusa is home to some of the most incredible Tiatr! Just like Broadway there are many different types of Tiatr that take place, these all have different names and contain different entertainment elements (dancing, singing, etc.)

To be honest, it doesn’t really matter which you decide to go see, they’re all great and can be enjoyed whether you understand the words or not.

The word Tiatr comes from the Portuguese word ‘Teatro’ – meaning theatre. As you know by now, Goa is heavily influenced by the Portuguese because of its previous colonization by Portugal.

Cost – $1.45
How Long Should I Spend Here? 2 hours
Getting There – Get a taxi back to Panaji and then either walk or take a Tuk-Tuk to the theatre

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For day 2, we’re gonna head for the beaches. Pack your bag into a taxi, or jump on a bus towards Anjuna. Whether you decide to base yourself in Anjuna or Vagator is fine.

10:00 – Relax on Little Vagator Beach

Once you’ve checked in to your new digs, hit the beach!

Although it’s free to relax on the beach, if you’d like to make use of the loungers that line the beach, you’ll have to buy something from the restaurant. This isn’t a bad deal at all, cause trust me, you’ll want to be there a while! You can have drinks and food brought to you.

While lying back on your lounger, it’ll be hard to miss the many cows that stroll past and sit on the beach alongside you. There’s nothing to be scared of though, they are very peaceful creatures!

Due to the Hindu culture in Goa, it’s illegal to kill or harm these beautiful creatures. This means that you’ll find them roaming the streets and congregating in open areas – such as the beach.

Cost – Free – but bring money for food and drink
How Long Should I Spend Here? A good few hours
Getting There – Depending on where you are staying, either walk, get a cab or hire a scooter

14:00 – Foot Massage on The Beach

After all your gallivanting around you’ll be doing during your trip, you’ll be in need of a great foot massage! Luckily for you, they offer them right on the beach – along with a variety of other treatments. So it’s about time you put your feet up and enjoyed some good ol’ relaxation!

Be sure to ask around for the best price before settling on a masseuse, some tend to charge a lot less than $6!

Cost: Bater hard and it will by anywhere between $2 – $5

14:30 – Sea Rafting

After all that relaxing, I’m sure you’re down to try something crazy. How about a bit of sea rafting?

After about half an hour of training on the beach, you and your team will be ready to hit the waves! Don’t worry, your guide will be with you to lead you every step of the way! The waves can be a bit daunting at first, but once you’ve caught your first wave, you won’t want to stop!

Be sure to head up the beach for some beers at one of the many beach shacks that call this beach their home.

Cost: $6.50
How Long Should I Spend Here? 60 minutes is usually enough
Getting There – It’s on the beach

17:00 – Dinner at Artjuna

Artjuna is one of my favourite spots in Artjuna. It is a cafe with spacious grounds where you can spend the whole day for a price of a few coffees. The food is proper decent offering a mix of Indian food, vegan grub and a few Israeli specialities.

Other excellent dinner spots include Sakana in Vagator (delicious, pricy, sushi) or you can just hit up on the beach shacks like Curries for a fish tandoori.

Cost: $5 – $10
How Long Should I Spend Here? 60 – 90 minutes. Service takes time in India
Getting There – Walk, ride or jump a cab

18:00 (Onwards) – Attend a Goan Trance Party

Goan Trance (latterly Psytrance) is perhaps Goa’s greatest gift to the world and you absolutely should not miss the chance to experience a Goa Trance party first-hand. The scene emerged in and around Anjuna in the early 90’s and reached worldwide fame with “Goa parties” popping up all around the world.

The music itself, is a fast, intense and utterly trippy form of electronic dance music. If you have never heard it before, it may be a bit much for you but bear in mind that it is a sound best heard in altered states . There’s a reason Goa ranks as one of the best places in the world to party !

There are trance parties most nights during high season (Nov – Mar) but the scene is curtailed a bit during election years. My personal picks are Shiva Valley (Anjuna) on Tuesday nights and the occasional, underground parties organised by The Trip Foundation in and around Arambol. The parties start after sunset (around 18:00) and go on until well after sunrise the following morning.

Another great venue is House of Chapora (Chapora is a 10 minute aside from Anjuna). I particularly recommend following Pandora Collective who are organising 2-3 great parties each week all across North Goa – there Instagram handle is @pandoracollective.

Hilltop (Anjuna) attracts the big names but is a bit over-priced and soulless but still the Sunday afternoon sessions are nice if you want to be in bed early.

Cost: $0 – $10
How Long Should I Spend Here? All night!
Getting There – Get a taxi. Walking at night in Anjuna can be risky

For day 3, we’re heading North across the river up towards Arambol. If you stayed out all night partying, either skip over the morning section of this itinerary or sack it off altogether and spend today hanging out in Anjuna’s German Bakery.

10:30 – Ride to Querim Beach

For a taste of true paradise, you must make the 30 minute scooter ride North from Arambol towards Querim (Keri) beach. Keri is a small village set in the mangrove forests and is home to one of North Goa’s quietest beaches. You can rent a sun longer, order food and drinks from the shacks or even rent a surfboard.

As well as exploring the beach, the ride itself is also worth savouring. There is little traffic in and around Keri and plenty of back roads that lead through the forest to explore. Bring a bottle of water and sun cream and simply enjoy the experience of being in the riding seat watching beautiful Goa pass by.

How Long Should I Spend Here? 3 hours minutes including the ride
Getting There – Rent a scooter and ride. Wear a helmet as the road does pass a police checkpoint.

13:00 – Fish Thali at the Thali Shack

Just by the first, main park on Arambol beach, there is a completely unassuming looking little shack (a man selling coconuts sit’s by the door). Whilst you may be tempted to walk right past, don’t; because it offers the best and possibly cheapest Thali’s in Arambol.

A Thali is a big silver tray filled with rice, veg and a few different types of curry. The options are Veg, Chicken or Fish – the latter is particularly sublime.

14:00 – Visit the Sweet Water Lake in Arambol

The Sweet Water Lake is a freshwater lagoon with a source that originates in the Goan Jungle. The Sweet Water Lake is warmed by a natural hot spring, so going for a swim is a must in the late evening!

The Lagoon is surrounded by luscious greenery, overhanging thick jungle branches, and coconut groves. Steam rises slowly from the lagoon, making it a beautifully picturesque scene to take in, and the perfect place to snap some pics for the gram!

There is a beach just a short walk from the lagoon that is only accessible by foot. There are loads of shack’s and restaurants selling classic Goan food.

How Long Should I Spend Here? 60 – 90 minutes
Getting There – Walk here from Arambol beach – it is the only way!

15:00 – Join a Yoga Session

I once checked the notice board in Arambol and realised that there is a yoga class taking place somewhere in town, at every minute of the day. Arambol is a proper yoga Mecca and churns out newly qualified yoga teacher like Yale & Oxford churn out future venture capitalists and war-mongers.

Therefore you won’t have to try too hard to find a Yoga class. Either check the notice board, ask around or ask any slender, toned yogini you encounter.

17:30 – Sunset Drum Circle & Market

Every evening on Arambol beach, the place to be is the drum circle. It is literally a circle where anybody can come, bring a drum and bang it. Whilst the sound is (for me) a bit tedious, it is nevertheless a very pleasant gathering and attracts the Goa freaks who come to congregate.

From here, walk down to the sunset market where you can barter for hand made jewellery, post cards and other wares.

Cost: $4 – $8
Getting There – Most sessions are within walking distance from the beach

19:00 – Ecstatic Dance at The Source

Dance is a way of life in Goa. Whilst you may be exhausted from last nights trance session, I guarantee your legs will still summon the energy for one more boogie! Ecstatic Dance is a giant sober (no drugs or alcohol) party that takes place around a giant Banyan tree at the source.

You may initially need some time to get over your inhibitions (dancing sober?!) but you’ll soon get into it. Ecstatic Dance is massive fun, don’t miss it. If this is your first time in Goa, then its time to embrace your inner hippy!

How Long Should I Spend Here? Stay as long as your energy lasts
Getting There – Walk from the beach or get a taxi

21:00 – Late Dinner at Aladdin’s

Aladdin’s is one of Arambol’s best restaurants. It has massive menu ranging from bar-bq, Indian classics and some very interesting vegetarian dishes. It is quite pricy for Indian standards but worth it for a treat.

How Long Should I Spend Here? Until they throw you out!
Getting There – Walk from the Source – bring a torch though as the way is dark

Need a place quick? Here’s the best neighborhood in Goa

Tiswadi is the best place to stay if you’re visiting Goa for the first time. Home to the capital city, Panjim, Tiswadi is where you’ll find most of Goa’s cultural sights, the vibrant Latin Quarter, and charming Old Goa.

Visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which contains the tomb and mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier.
Explore Fontainhas, Goa’s Latin Quarter full of colonial character, cobblestone streets, and vibrant, and colourful houses.
Be amazed at Sé Cathedral, the largest church in Asia measuring more than 76 meters long and 55 meters wide.

When deciding how long to stay in Goa, If you are planning a trip that is longer than 3 days in Goa, then here are a few things you need to add to your itinerary for the rest of your trip.

Arpora Night Market

The Saturday night market in Arpora is a true Goa institution. It is a weekly mega market where you can barter hard for incense, jewellery, stones, gods, clothes, sheets and wonderful things you probably don’t even know exist!

As well as being a shoppers delight, the market has plenty of food stalls and a few bars mixing Techno into the early hours.

All of the above said, the word on the street is that the sun is setting on the Arpora Night market. Apparently the conduct of management has forced a lot of boutique owners and niche designers away and they can now be found at the Hilltop Friday Night Market instead. The Night Markets are amongst the best things to do in Goa in 3 days.

Visit Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary Near Ganjem

The Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary contains a mini zoo so that children and adults alike can see the animals up close. Plus, it has a massive deer park, which means that the deer can roam freely in their natural habitat! It also contains a botanical garden and a rose garden, for those who love flowers!

Here you’ll be educated about the animals and the bird life, as well as the vegetation found in Goa! This is a trip that will intrigue nature-lovers, so be sure you don’t miss out!

It’s only 38 kilometers from Margao.
There is a jungle resort containing tourist cottages on the property, just in case you want to stay the night.
There are plenty of different attractions, so you’re bound to find something that will suit your taste.

Visit Brahma Karmali Temple

The Brahma Karmali Temple is one of the oldest temples in Goa! The temple attracts a lot of devoted worshippers from around the region. Based in Carambolim, this temple is said to have played a pivotal role in Goa’s struggle for freedom. Many sessions were held in the building by a member of Congress during the time of struggle.

Learning about the fascinating history of this temple is spiritually moving, and exploring the temple grounds is a wonderfully relaxing experience!

This temple is named after a nearby town – Brahma Karmali.
The main idol inside the temple is said to date back to the 12th century.
Visiting and exploring this temple is absolutely free.

Hike to Hivre Waterfall

This waterfall is a great place to visit for nature-lovers and adventure junkies alike! During the hike to the waterfall, you will walk along a narrow pathway through the forest. Along the way, you’ll see beautiful river creeks that wind their way through the forest.

The locals that visit the waterfall are always friendly and helpful, and don’t mind guiding tourists to the waterfall with them!

Hivre Waterfall is popular amongst locals and tourists alike so it’s often busy, especially on weekends.
The waterfall is located only 14 kilometers from Valpoi City.
You will need to travel through the Thane village to get to the Hivre falls!

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Goa is definitely a seasonal destination and best experienced during the Northern hemispheres winter. The crowds flock to Goa between November and February when the weather is perfect. If you come off-season, not much may be happening. The high summer months are best avoided altogether as this is when monsoon hits.

During peak tourist season in Goa, the beaches are the place to be! The water is perfect, there are nightly parties, and it never rains. As the monsoon season in Goa approaches though, the beaches become more and more empty.

However if you’re not a beach bum, then the rainy season can be equally as beautiful! During the summer in Goa, mist rises over the plantations and fields, and rain cleans the cities, leaving them smelling fresh and new. Visiting India during June will also allow you to attend the Sao Joao Festival, which is one of the coolest celebrations in Goa .

There are a number of Goa transport options available depending on where in Goa you are, where you are going and what you want to do. For example, beach towns and cities themselves are pretty easy to walk around. However, to get between them you will need an engine. Tuk-Tuk’s (Rickshaws) are available in some parts of Goa but are banned from a lot of the Northern tourist hubs. Taxi’s are easy to find but Goa’s are expensive by Indian standards.

Renting a scooter is the most popular transport method. They can be rented anywhere in Goa easily and cheaply.

Hiring a tour guide with a vehicle is also a good idea for tackling some of the suggestions on this itinerary.

Whether you’re a solo traveler or traveling with your posse, there’ll be plenty of activities to keep you occupied on your trip to Goa! Here’s just a few that you shouldn’t miss out on!

Travel in India does carry with it a set of risks and Goa is no exception.

The biggest danger is the endless raft of scams which are played on unsuspecting foreigners and of which there are too many to list. Other than this, never leave your valuables unattended and always lock your room.

Be very careful of bad drivers whether you are riding a scooter or simply a pedestrian. If you are riding a scooter, always wear a helmet.

Be careful when swimming whether in the sea or the delta as under-currents can be deadly, especially at night. Use lots of sunscreen and drink plenty of bottled, mineral water. Food hygiene is generally pretty good in Goa but use common sense.

Women travellers sadly need to be extra careful as each year they are the victims of rape, assault and even murders in Goa. Take great care at night and try to travel in a group whenever possible. Avoid dark, unlit areas as much as possible. If you are riding your bike at night, do not stop in lonely areas ( you may be being followed ). Be very careful in or around Trance parties, be mindful of what you consume and watch your drinks like a hawk.

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Find out what people want to know when planning how long to spend in Goa.

How many days Goa do you need?

Despite being India’s smallest state, Goa is packed with incredible experiences and attractions. We recommend visiting for 3-5 days minimum to make the most of it.

What should you include on a Goa 5 day itinerary?

Don’t miss out on these awesome places to visit in Goa: – Old Goa – Sahakari Spice Farm – Braganza House – Sunset Drum Circle & Market

When is the best time to visit Goa?

November-February offer the best weather for exploring Goa. March and April also get warm and have smaller tourist crowds.

Is Goa worth visiting?

Absolutely. From the verdant forests and stunning shorelines to the vibrant food and buzzing festivals, Goa is a very popular destination among travellers.

Goa is the perfect place for your next holiday destination! With white sandy beaches, a rich cultural history and some great architectural beauties, there isn’t a single thing you could possibly miss out on!

Its beautiful landscapes are begging to be explored and the culture that surrounds every building in Goa is worth learning about! No matter what time of year you choose to visit, there will always be something going on in this province. From festivals and parades to cultural ceremonies, there’s never a dull moment in Goa!

It’s a great place to travel whether you’re with your crew or a solo traveler. The safety of this beautiful province adds to the appeal of Goa for solo travelers. Be sure you’re not the only one missing out on the amazing experience of visiting Goa, India! And be sure to add a few of these great activities to your Goa Itinerary!

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I’m confused – you have this article but also this warning people away from Goa? https://www.thebrokebackpacker.com/is-goa-still-worth-visiting/

Where is the Braganza mansion (that you have mentioned close to Arambol). All search results only point to Menezes Braganza mansion in Chandor, South Goa.

Yes you are right. The Braganza mansion is in South Goa which is nowhere near Arambol at all. The writer who created this piece clearly had a moment of confusion. We have rectified the copy.

The typical mindset of western people. “watch your drinks like a hawk” hahaha! I hope you share some positivity also. Please teach your countrymen about Indian hospitality which is sorely missing in your country. I would love to read a blog about the USA itinerary mentioning “watch out for f…ing racists”

Personally I absolutely love Goa (Psytrance!!!!), have spent several months there and cannot wait to visit again. However, the FACT is that Goa can be very dangerous for women and there is no point in denying this – it doesn’t help anybody.

FYI – I am not from the US so cannot comment on American hospitality.

Good work on the blog, very helpful 🙂

This makes me want to rush to goa right now. Amazing blog

BEST 5 DAYS ITINERARY FOR GOA – Goa Like Never Before

Goa itinerary.

Goa is a complete package for all kinds of people looking out for a beach vacation in India. It has clean beaches, amazing food and great party places. I bet, one can never explore entire Goa in just a few days. Every time I go there I see a different part of Goa. Here, I am sharing a very interesting itinerary for 5 days in Goa especially for the first timers. It covers North as well as South Goa. North Goa is more popular and commercialised and because of that, it is usually very crowded. It has amazing lounges and nightclubs. South Goa, unlike North, is very quiet, scenic and has better beaches.

It is a 5 days itinerary for Goa – 2 days for North Goa and 3 Days for South Goa.

BEST TIME TO VISIT GOA

Mid November to Mid February are the best months to visit Goa. Weather is very cool and pleasant around this time. This is also the best time to enjoy all beach related activities. Temperature stays between 25-30ºC.

GOA TRIP COST FOR 5 DAYS

Flight/Train/Road Trip (from India): Roughly Rs 5000-10,000/Person (70-145 US$)
Hotels: Rs 5000-10,000/Day (70-150 US$)
Food & Local Transport: Rs 10,000-12,500/Person (145-175 US$)
Miscellaneous: Rs 5000-7000/Person (70-100 US$)
Total Approx. Budget: Rs 30,000-40,000/Person (428-570 US$) for 5 days

WHERE TO STAY IN GOA

In North Goa, there are many areas to stay – Arambol , Morjim , Arpora , Baga Beach , Calungate Beach and Candolim Beach etc. We decided to stay at Candolim because it is a perfect area to travel easily to both North and South part of Goa. Moreover, Candolim is an amazing area with quite a good number of hotels, huge variety of restaurants, great nightlife and various shops.

There are plenty of choices to stay at Candolim – luxurious 5-stars hotels, home like villas at affordable prices and the very popular Airbnb homes and OYO rooms. One can decide on any facility based on their budget. Below is my suggestions for Hotels for stay in Candolim.

Taj Fort Aguada Resort and Spa
Taj Holiday Village Resort & Spa
Park Inn by Radisson Goa Candolim
O Hotel Resort & Spa
Casa Da Praia
Casa Candolim Beach Front

For South Goa mostly people have to make a choice between Palolem Beach and Agonda Beach . Comparing both Agonda beach is neater, nicer, more scenic and an extremely romantic place as compared to Palolem. There are numerous sea facing beach huts here to choose from in Agonda Beach. Following are some choices. They are all ranged from 3000-9000 INR/Day (40-120 US$).

Agonda Beach Resort
Agonda Shell Beach Resort
Saxony Beach Cottages
Jordim E Mar
Rama Resort

TIPS FOR GOA TRIP

Try to avoid visiting Goa around Christmas and New Year . There is huge rush at this time and prices are hitting the roof. Plan around November or Mid January – Mid February.
Do go through www.whatsupgoa.com for more information about Goa. This is the best website I found so far with all the relevant information about Goa.
Always book hotel at a walking distance from the beach .
Hiring a Scooty/Bike or Car is the best way to go around places in Goa.
Apart from beaches, next thing to look up to in Goa, is food . Make sure you get an opportunity to taste the most. Take the help of Google, to know the popular restaurants and find their ratings and reviews.
Download Goamiles app before reaching Goa. This is like Uber/Ola of Goa. You can use that to reach your Hotel from the Airport.

GOA TRIP PLAN FOR 5 DAYS

1st Day: Reaching Goa, Lower Fort Aguada, Saturday Night Bazaar and Club Cabana
2nd Day: Exploring North Goa – Fort Chapora, Mandrem Beach, Arambol Beach, Marbella Resort, Thalasa and LPK or Casino
3rd Day: Reaching South Goa – Martin’s Corner, Agonda Beach, Jardim E Mar
4th Day: Butterfly Beach, Honeymoon Beach and Palolem Beach
5th Day: Cape Goa, Tropical Spice Market, Reaching the Airport

GOA TRIP PLAN FOR 5 DAYS IN DETAIL

Day 1: reaching goa, lower fort aguada, saturday night bazaar and club cabana.

We boarded the morning flight for Goa and reached Goa Airport around 11:00 AM – 12:00 noon. We had to take an expensive taxi as Ola and Uber don’t operate here. After a long negotiation, one of the taxi driver agreed to take us from the Airport to our hotel in Candolim for Rs 1000 (13.5 US$). It took us around 60-75 mins to reach Candolim. Thankfully, Goa now has Goa Miles !!! It is like Uber/Ola of Goa. They offer better rates than normal taxi’s.

We booked the Park Inn Hotel at Candolim, which is an amazing hotel. After checking in our hotel, we relaxed for a bit and moved out for lunch. You can try Tuscany Gardens , Inferno and Sunny Side Up etc. You can also check for other eating options from Google along with ratings, reviews and decide accordingly.

While on our way back to the hotel after lunch we checked with 2-3 vendors about car rentals. We decided and hire a car for 5 days on self drive. We got the deal at Rs 1200/Day (16 US$). Bike/Scooty is also an option, but we had to travel extreme south and north so this option was not feasible for us. Moreover, there is scorching heat in the afternoon in Goa, so hiring a car is always better.

Lower Fort Aguada, Condolim

We relaxed for some time at the hotel and then headed to Lower Fort Aguada . Do not go to Fort Aguada but to Lower Fort Aguada, which is adjacent to Taj Fort Aguada . This place is amazing around evenings and also a good spot for sun set view.

Dinner/Saturday Night Bazaar/Club Cabana

After this, we went back to hotel. We were dying to go partying, as it was a Saturday night, so after relaxing for some time we got ready for Club Cabana . Since these clubs are open till late nights, we stopped midway at Calangute Beach for Dinner. Souza Lobo and Tibet Kitchen are good dining options at Calangute Beach. Baga Beach , just ahead of Calangute Beach, is also a very popular beach with huge number of dining options. The most popular and fun diner is Brittos . The cold coffee here is a must try.

Post dinner, on the way we stopped at Saturday Night Market . Since it was at a walking distance from Club Cabana, we decided to explore it a bit. As the name suggests, this market is set up only on Saturdays. You can get accessories like neckpieces, bracelets, decorative items, spices, long and short dresses etc. in this market. Prices in this market are relatively low. If not interested in shopping, visit to this market can be skipped.

Around late night we entered Club Cabana. Club Cabana is one the most popular nightclub in Goa, which is located on the hills on Arpora Road. It is a huge property with a closed disc inside, a pool, lounge and a huge open space. Entry was Rs 2000 (26 US$) per couple with specific drinks ‘On The House’, like Kingfisher Beer and Absolute Vodka. Other brands of liquors are chargeable by the peg and Beers by the bottle.

Curlies Shack , Anjuna Beach

We partied quite late and then went to Curlies Shack – a very famous rustic sea facing food shack at Anjuna Beach – 15 mins drive from Club Cabana for some late night snacks. Curlies is open quite late during the season time. As it was very late we left Curlies and went back to the Hotel and slept tight.

11:00 AM: Reached Goa Airport
01:30 PM: Reached Hotel
02:00 PM: Lunch at Tuscany Garden
04:30 PM: Lower Fort Aguada
08:00 PM: Dinner at Souza Lobo – Calangute Beach
10:00 PM: Saturday Night Bazaar
11:00 PM: Club Cabana
03:00 PM: Back to Hotel

DAY 2: Exploring North Goa – Fort Chapora, Mandrem Beach, Arambol Beach, Marbella Resort, Thalasa and LPK or Casino

This day we had to get up and start early because we had to cover the north most part of Goa and this is a long trip. We got up early and had our breakfast at the hotel and got ready for our day tour to North Goa. I suggest to pack 2-3 dresses, swimsuit, vanity kit etc., as this will be an entire day’s tour and you can halt, refresh yourself and change at any place in between.

Fort Chapora

We first went to Fort Chapora – the famous fort, where the movie Dil Chahta Hai was shot. It took us 30-35 mins from Candolim to reach there. Although it is the best place to see the sunrise but we were very tired from last night party so we went a bit later. We had to climb up a hill to reach there. It was a dilapidated fort but the view of the sea from there was worthwhile. It is an advice to cover this Fort before noon, as it gets really very hot in the afternoon.

If hungry, do try the amazingly great vegan restaurant in Goa – ‘ Bean Me Up ‘. This place offers good ambience, delicious food and prompt services at a very economical price. If looking for some beach facing restaurant with fun music then try out Titlie Culinary Bar. If looking for fancy beach face property then Olive Bar & Kitchen should not be missed. All these restaurants are just within a kilo meter from Fort Chapora.

Manderem Beach/Arambol Beach

We then went to Mandrem Beach , which is a very popular beach of North Goa. It took us another 30-35 mins to reach there from Chapora. We had to pass through a long passage to reach this beach. Mandrem Beach is quite neat, serene and scenic. We took a shack there and relaxed for some time.

Later, we went to Arambol Beach , which is just a 10 mins drive from Manderam Beach. Again this is quite a popular beach of North Goa. We had our lunch here at one of the beach shacks.

Marbela Beach Resort/Thalassa

Then we went to Marbela Beach Resort for sunset view. This resort is located in the interiors and we had to cross quite steep roads. It took us 30 minutes to reach there. On reaching the destination, we were blown away with the beauty of this resort. Marbela Beach Resort is a premium property and has an amazing beach side view. They also have small tents with beds overlooking the beach. It was very romantic. If you have enough time you can plan to stay at this resort for a day to fully enjoy this property.

After witnessing the most romantic sunset, we decided to dine at another extremely popular restaurant in North Goa – Thalassa located at Vagator Beach , which was a half an hour drive from Marbella Resort. Thalasa is a Greek themed beach facing restaurant and bar. Food is okay but music and ambience is really great specially, the view of the sea from the restaurant. Be assured that there will be a long waiting queue here if you are planning to visit on weekends. I suggest pre booking before for safer side. Thalasaa is again very famous for the sunset, so you can enjoy the sunset here and visit Marbela Resort later.

LPK or Casino

After dinner, we headed back to our hotel. Later at night, we went to another very popular nightclub named LPK (Love Passion Karma). It was just 2 kms from Candolim. Entry was Rs 2000 (26 US$)/couple with unlimited drinks on selected spirits. Alike Club Cabana, this club was also totally fun, just that it was a Sunday and the crowd is much crazier on Saturdays.

If you are not much in the mood to party and have interest in gambling, you are very much in luck, as there are quite a few number of Casinos in Goa . Goa is amongst the few places in India, where gambling is legal. All of the popular casinos are set up on cruise ships, parked at the shores of the Mandovi River . These casinos are open 24×7 and charge a one-time entry fee of Rs 1500-3000 (20-40 US$) per person. Food and drinks are On The House. The biggest and the most popular casino in Goa is The Deltin Royale . The Casino Pride, The Deltin Jack, The Big Daddy etc are some of the other big Casinos worth visiting in Goa.

09:00 AM: Breakfast at Hotel
10:00 AM: Leaving for Fort Chapora
11-12 PM: At Fort Chapora
12:30 – 2:00 PM: Maderam Beach
02:30 – 3:30 PM: Arambol Beach
04:30 PM: Marbella Resort – Morjim Beach
07:30 PM: Thalassa
09:30 PM: Back to Hotel
11:00 PM: LPK night club or Casinos

DAY 3: SOUTH GOA: Martin’s Corner, Agonda Beach, Jardim E Mar

After having an amazing breakfast, we packed our bags and left for South Goa by car. It’s a very long (2-2.5 hours) drive from Candolim.

Reaching South Goa – Agonda Beach

The entire way from Candolim to South Goa is very scenic – narrow roads with palm trees, beautiful hut houses and small lakes are a sight to behold. Throughout the way, the roads were well maintained. Midway we had our first stop at Martins’ Corner at Betalbatim . It is a very popular and vibrant Goan restaurant famous for its sea food. It is Sachin Tendulkar’s favourite restaurant in Goa. Martin’s Corner is also very popular with other celebrities.

On the way to South Goa, one can enjoy various beaches along the way – Dauna Pola, Colva, Benaulim, Varca etc. We did not stop anywhere because it was afternoon, way too hot and moreover we wanted to spend the evening in South Goa. For South Goa, we decided to put up at Agonda Beach . Palolem is also a good option but in comparison Agonda is quieter and neater.

After reaching Agonda we booked a sea-facing hut at Agonda Shell Beach Resort . Huts are quite popular in South Goa. These huts have attached open washroom and a small open area outside the hut with chairs and table. We enjoyed the entire evening soaking on the beach. As we had a beach hut to ourselves, it was much easier and convenient. Putting up in these huts was an amazing experience.

Agonda beach is full of amazing sea facing restaurants and lounges to choose from for dinner like Agonda Sunset, La Dolce Vita, Kopi Desa etc.

After dinner we then walked on the street along the beach. This place is quite romantic with beach facing restaurants having romantic set ups like candlelights for uplifting the mood of the tourist. The weather and the cool breeze adds to the romance. We then went back to our hut and enjoyed the rest of the night looking at the sea.

10:00 AM: Breakfast at Hotel
12:00 PM: Check Out and drive to South Goa
01:30 PM: Martin’s Corner
03:00 PM: At Saxony Beach Resort Agonda Beach
05:00 PM: At Beach
07:00 PM: Dinner
09:00 PM: Sitting at the Beach Side

DAY 4: Butterfly Beach, Honeymoon Beach & Palolem Beach

It is so amazing waking up to the sound of sea waves. The view outside was very pleasant. After walking for a while on the beach, we went to catch out boat ride for Honeymoon & Butterfly Beach.

Butterfly Beach/Honeymoon Beach via boat ride

We took a boat ride (capacity of 4-6 people ) to Honeymoon Beach & Butterfly Beach . Boats for reaching this beach are easily available for just Rs 1,000-2,000 (14-28 US$) to and fro from Agonda and Palolem Beach. You just need to get it booked one day prior. Hotel people can help in booking. Early morning around 7 is the best time to visit this beach. There are chances to spot dolphins around this time. This beach is secluded making it by far the most beautiful beach in South Goa. As the name suggests, Butterfly Beach is an abode to numerous species of butterflies and its shape also resembles a butterfly. It is a very quiet beach with beautiful landscapes, cool breeze and dense forest in the backdrop.

Palolem Beach

After this amazing boat ride we went to Palolem beach for breakfast/Brunch. There are many options at Palolem Beach but we tried Cairans . It is a sea-facing restaurant serving amazing English breakfast. It had good reviews and it totally did justice. Coffee, Omelette, pancakes, all were amazing.

Back to Agonda

Later, after lazing around and whiling away some time walking peacefully on the beach, we went back to Agonda Beach. Around sunset we again enjoyed swimming and playing at the beach followed by dinner. If this happens to be a Saturday, then try Leopard Valley Night Club, which is very close to Agonda Beach.

07:00 AM: Boatride to Honeymoon/Butterfly Beach
11:00 PM: Brunch at Palolem Beach
08:00 PM: Dinner

DAY 5: Cape Goa and Tropical Spice Market

After breakfast we checked out from Hotel and went to Cape Goa . It was around 13 kms from Agonda Beach, roughly a 30 mins drive. This is again a very secluded place and not many people know about it. Cape Goa offers some breath taking views of the sea. It was so beautiful that it wasn’t even looking like a part of India. With crystal clear blue water and green grass, palm trees and beautiful rocks, it was giving the perfect wallpaper view.

Cape Goa is also a premium property with very limited huts (just 4 to 5). Advance booking is required if one plans to stay here, else one can always come and visit this place and spend few hours at the open lounge.

You can visit Cabo De Rama Fort as well in place of Cape Goa, which is just 5 mins from Cap Goa.

Tropical Spice Market

After visiting Cape Goa, we went to Tropical Spice Market , which was around 55 kms from Cape Goa and took us one and a half hour to reach there. Entry fee was just Rs 400 (5.5 US$) including lunch. We were given a welcome drink on entry. We were also given a tour guide to explain everything to us.

It was a very interesting tour and we saw how spices are grown and cultivated. The guide was quite knowledgeable and informative. Lunch included typical Goan style dishes and was good to eat. You can also purchase these authentic spices here at very affordable prices. The entire tour was very educational.

If you have limited time you can be skip this Spice Plantation. After the tour, we went back to Candolim and returned our car to the vendor. He was kind enough to arrange our drop to the airport at a reasonable price. We then catch our flight back. This ends our 5 days tour to Goa.

Salaulim Dam/Dhoodh Sagar

If one has more time they can also try Salaulim Dam and Dhoodh Sagar fall and trek in central Goa. These both places are very popular around rainy season. They are quite far around 1 to 1.5 hours from Agonda and 2 to 2.5 hours from Candolim.

09:00 AM: Breakfast at Sonhe Do Mar
10:00 AM: Checking out from Beach Hut and drive towards Cape Goa
10:30-12:00 PM: Cape Goa
01:30 PM: Tropical Spice Plantation
04:00 PM: Way back to Candolim
05:30 PM: At Candolim
07:00 PM: At Airport

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Goa Trip Cost: A Comprehensive Guide to Planning Your Budget

Are you planning a trip to Goa and wondering how much it will cost? Goa is a popular tourist destination in India that offers a variety of experiences for travelers, from beaches to nightlife to historical sites. In this article, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide to planning your budget for a Goa trip. We will cover everything from the cost of accommodation to Goa Food Cost Per Day, transportation, and activities. So, let’s dive into it!

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Goa Trip Cost for 5 Days

If you are planning a 5-day trip to Goa, you can expect to spend anywhere between INR 15,000 to INR 30,000 per person, depending on your travel style and preferences. Here is a breakdown of the major expenses you can expect to incur:

It’s important to note that the cost can vary significantly based on your choice of accommodation, mode of transportation, and the activities you choose to participate in. For instance, if you stay at a luxury resort and indulge in expensive water sports, your expenses will go up significantly.

Goa Trip Cost for 7 Days

If you have a week to spare in Goa, you can expect to spend between INR 25,000 to INR 50,000 per person, depending on your travel style and preferences. Here is a breakdown of the major expenses you can expect to incur:

Again, the cost can vary significantly based on your preferences and choices. If you are on a tight budget, you can choose to stay in budget hotels, eat at local restaurants, and opt for public transport.

Goa Trip Cost per Person for 3 Days

If you are short on time and planning a 3-day trip to Goa, you can expect to spend anywhere between INR 8,000 to INR 20,000 per person. Here is a breakdown of the major expenses you can expect to incur:

Goa Trip Cost per Person

The cost of a Goa trip per person can vary widely depending on your travel style and preferences. On average, you can expect to spend between INR 5,000 to INR 10,000 per day, including accommodation, transportation, food, and activities. However, if you are on a budget, you can bring down the cost significantly by opting for budget hotels, local transportation, and street food.

Goa Trip Cost for Couple

If you are planning a romantic getaway with your partner, you can expect to spend between INR 30,000 to INR 60,000 for a week-long trip to Goa. Here is a breakdown of the major expenses you can expect to incur:

Goa Trip Expenses

Apart from the major expenses mentioned above, there are some other expenses that you need to consider when planning a Goa trip. These include:

Visa fees (if you are an international traveler)
Travel insurance
Shopping expenses
Tips and gratuities
Miscellaneous expenses (such as entrance fees, taxes, and charges)

Low Budget Trip to Goa

If you are on a tight budget, you can still enjoy a great trip to Goa without breaking the bank. Here are some tips to plan a low budget trip to Goa:

Choose budget hotels or hostels instead of luxury resorts
Use public transportation instead of private taxis
Eat at local restaurants or street food vendors instead of expensive restaurants
Participate in free activities such as beach walks, temple visits, and nature trails

Goa Solo Trip Budget

If you are traveling solo to Goa, you can expect to spend around INR 10,000 to INR 20,000 for a 3-day trip. Here is a breakdown of the major expenses:

Goa Honeymoon Package

If you are planning a honeymoon in Goa, you can choose from a variety of packages offered by travel agencies and hotels. A typical honeymoon package in Goa can cost between INR 30,000 to INR 80,000, depending on the duration, type of accommodation, and inclusions. Some of the common inclusions in a Goa honeymoon package are:

Airport transfers
Candlelit dinners
Couples spa treatments
Romantic beachside setups
Sunset cruises
Adventure sports

Goa Honeymoon: Romantic Things to Do

Goa offers a plethora of romantic experiences for honeymooners, such as:

Walks on the beach at sunset
Romantic dinner dates at beachside shacks
Couple massages and spa treatments
Private beach picnics
Wine tasting tours

Goa Food Cost Per Day

You can get a Fish Thali or Veg Thali starting from ₹150 at a regular restaurant. This includes a rice bowl, fish fry, fish curry, sol curry, sukka, and more. However, if you choose to eat at a well-known restaurant, the Thali could cost between ₹500 and ₹1500 per person.

Best Time to Visit Goa

The best time to visit Goa is between November and February when the weather is pleasant and dry. During this time, the temperature ranges between 20°C to 32°C, making it perfect for beach activities, water sports, and sightseeing. However, this is also the peak tourist season, and prices for accommodation and activities tend to be higher. If you are looking for a more budget-friendly option, you can plan your trip between June and September, during the monsoon season. The weather may be unpredictable during this time, but you can enjoy lush greenery, waterfalls, and off-season discounts on hotels and activities.

In conclusion, a Goa trip can be a wonderful experience, whether you are traveling with family, friends, or your significant other. The cost of the trip depends on your travel style and preferences, but with some planning and research, you can enjoy a great trip without overspending. From beaches to forts, from water sports to spa treatments, Goa has something for everyone. So, pack your bags, book your tickets, and get ready for a memorable trip to this beautiful state on the western coast of India.

Some of the must-visit places in Goa are the beaches of Baga, Calangute, and Anjuna, the historic forts of Aguada and Chapora, and the temples of Shri Mangueshi and Shanta Durga.

Yes, Goa is generally a safe place for solo travelers, but it is always advisable to take precautions and be aware of your surroundings.

Some of the best water sports activities to try in Goa are parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat rides, and scuba diving.

The local cuisine of Goa is a mix of Indian and Portuguese flavors, with seafood being a staple. Some of the must-try dishes are fish curry, vindaloo, and sorpotel.

Yes, you can rent a bike or scooter in Goa, but make sure to check the rental company’s credentials and take necessary precautions while driving.

Best Time to Visit

Weather & Climate

Goa Dabolim International Airport Guide

Top Places to Visit in Goa

72 Hours in Goa

Day Trips From Goa

Top Things to Do

Best Beaches

Yoga Retreats and Wellness Resorts

Top Restaurants in Goa

Nightlife in Goa

Your Trip to Goa: The Complete Guide

Let's face it. Most people visit Goa for the beaches and parties. However, there's plenty more to experience. The Portuguese occupied Goa for about 450 years until the Indian Armed Forces finally drove them out in 1961. The state was also a significant destination on the 1970s hippie trail. As a result, it's quite unlike anywhere else in India and has a distinctly different culture. This Goa guide will help plan your trip.

Planning Your Trip

Best Time to Visit: Goa's tourist season runs from October to March, when the weather is warm and dry. Most beach shacks open in November. They pack up by April or May due to the extreme heat and humidity. The southwest monsoon brings rain from June to September.
Language: Konkani is the native language of most Goans, however, English and Hindi are widely understood and spoken.
Currency: Indian rupee.
Time Zone: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) +5.5 hours, also known as Indian Standard Time. Goa does not observe daylight saving time.
Getting Around: Taxis and auto-rickshaws are the most common methods of transportation. Unfortunately, the notorious Goan taxi mafia keeps fares high and prevents app-based cabs such as Uber from operating. There is a state-run, app-based taxi service called GoaMiles . The Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus is an inexpensive way of reaching Goa's tourist attractions. Hiring a motorcycle or scooter is popular and affordable.
Travel Tip: The monsoon season in Goa is ideal for spending time in the state's mountainous interior hinterland. White water rafting is possible.

Things to Do

Most people are surprised at how many things there are to do in Goa apart from the beach and nightlife. This includes water sports and adventure activities , hot air ballooning, cooking lessons, exploring old forts, seeing the spice plantations, browsing museums and art galleries, bird watching at Doctor Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, hiking in the nature reserves, yoga and natural therapies, cruising along the Mandovi River in a private yacht , betting at the casinos , listening to live jazz music, and of course shopping. Active travelers can go on these off-beat electric bicycle tours or walking tours .

Three of the main things to do in Goa are:

Hanging out at the Wednesday flea market at Anjuna beach, Friday Goa Collective Bazaar at Hilltop near Vagator, and Saturday Night Market at Arpora (between Anjuna and Baga). These markets are seasonal.
Wandering around Old Goa and the Fontainhas Latin Quarter .
Touring the Portuguese mansions in South Goa .

Find out more about the top places to visit in Goa and cultural things to do in Goa beyond the beaches .

What to Eat and Drink

Goan cuisine was influenced mainly by the Portuguese and is predominantly non-vegetarian. Lesser-known is the traditional cuisine of the state's Hindu Saraswat Brahmin community. Fish curry and rice is a ubiquitous staple in Goa. Common types of dishes you'll find on the menu are xacutti (coconut-based curry), cafreal (marinated and fried/grilled), sorpotel (stew), recheado (stuffed), ambot tik (sour and spicy), and vindaloo (fiery curry marinated with garlic and vinegar or wine). Goan chourico (sausages) and pao (bread) are popular as well. However, you'll need to venture away from the beach shacks to get authentic Goan food.

Feni is Goa's pungent local brew and the unofficial state drink. It's made from cashew fruit or the sap of coconut palms. Drink it with tonic water or lemonade and a slice of lime. Avoid cheap, commercially produced feni though, as it has a distinctively unpleasant smell. Instead, try and get your hands on some home-distilled feni ( Dudhsagar Plantation Farmstay makes their own). Or, a bottle of premium Big Boss or Cazulo feni. It's now possible to go straight to the source of Cazulo feni, as the company has opened its cellar in the Cansaulim foothills for tours and tastings. Call 8605-008-185 to book. Joseph Bar in Panjim's Fontainhas Latin Quarter crafts some innovative feni cocktails. On the beach, King's beer goes well with a curry.

Explore the best Goan cuisine restaurants for all budgets and hottest bars and beach shacks in Goa .

Where to Stay

Goa's coastline extends for about 100 miles. Every beach is different , and there are so many types of accommodations ranging from beach huts to luxury private villas. It can be confusing! If you're looking for action, base yourself in North Goa because South Goa is relatively undeveloped and laid-back. Most of the luxury hotels are situated in South Goa. Palolem is the most happening beach in South Goa, while Agonda is ideal for chilling out and doing nothing. Patnem offers a bit of both. In North Goa, the Candolim-Calangute- Baga stretch of beaches is especially commercialized and gets super crowded during peak season. Backpacker hostels are prevalent near Anjuna beach, and the famous Wednesday flea market takes place there as well. The remaining psychedelic trance scene exists around Vagator beach, the Mandrem-Morjim-Ashwem stretch of beaches has become quite trendy, while Arambol beach is the new traveler's center with a wide range of alternative therapies. Capital city Panjim is centrally located between north and south Goa. Its Fontainhas Latin Quarter is an atmospheric neighborhood to stay in a restored Portuguese mansion.

Discover Goa's best homestays, budget accommodations, and yoga retreats, and wellness resorts .

Getting There

Goa has one airport. It's an international airport that operates out of a military airbase in Dabolim, roughly equal distance from Goa's north and south beaches. Most people take a prepaid taxi from the airport to their hotel. There's a counter in the arrivals terminal where you can book and pay. A shuttle bus service also runs from the airport to Panjim, Calangute, and Margao. It can be booked online here or at the airport.

Indian Railways train is another option for getting to Goa. It's handy for budget travelers, and conveniently has multiple stops in north and south Goa. The stretch from Mumbai to Goa along the Konkan Railway is particularly scenic. Here are the best trains from Mumbai to Goa .

Culture and Customs

Goa is more liberal than other states in India. This means women can wear short dresses and bikinis on the beach. There's no need to dress conservatively.

Scams are common in Goa, including the infamous gem scam . Beware of any Indian guys who try to befriend you. People offering to sell you drugs may also approach you. Don't accept, as dealers often have arrangements with the police. The police are corrupt and will extort money from tourists found in possession of illegal substances such as marijuana. The cops often demand bribes for traffic violations too. If you hire a motorcycle or scooter, make sure you carry your license with you and wear a helmet at all times.

While Goa has a reputation for being a party hub there are very strict drug laws. Those caught with drugs could face jail times of 6 months to 30 years and there is no option for bail.

Money-Saving Tips

Hotels offer huge discounts of up to 50 percent during the low season from May to September.
There are many budget accommodations in Goa that don't advertise on the Internet. If you're not traveling during peak season (mid-December to mid-January), turn up and find a place and negotiate the rate.
Stay in a dorm or private room in a backpacker hostel.
Keep an eye out for happy hours and ladies' nights at bars for cheap or free drinks.
Make sure you bargain at markets to get a good deal.

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Goa Tourism Development Corporation. "Languages."

Goa Tourism Development Corporation. "Laws."

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How much does it cost to travel to Goa?

You should plan to spend around $32 (₨2,663) per day on your vacation in Goa. This is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

Past travelers have spent, on average for one day:

$9.79 (₨817) on meals
$5.31 (₨443) on local transportation
$31 (₨2,585) on hotels

A one week trip to Goa for two people costs, on average, $447 (₨37,281) . This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

All of these average travel prices have been collected from other travelers to help you plan your own travel budget.

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Average Daily Cost Per person, per day $ 32 ₨ 2,663
One Week Per person $ 224 ₨ 18,640
2 Weeks Per person $ 447 ₨ 37,281
One Month Per person $ 958 ₨ 79,888
One Week For a couple $ 447 ₨ 37,281
2 Weeks For a couple $ 894 ₨ 74,562
One Month For a couple $ 1,916 ₨ 159,776

How much does a one week, two week, or one month trip to Goa cost?

A one week trip to Goa usually costs around $224 (₨18,640) for one person and $447 (₨37,281) for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

A two week trip to Goa on average costs around $447 (₨37,281) for one person and $894 (₨74,562) for two people. This cost includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

Please note, prices can vary based on your travel style, speed, and other variables. If you're traveling as a family of three or four people, the price per person often goes down because kid's tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can be shared. If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down. Two people traveling together for one month in Goa will often have a lower daily budget per person than one person traveling alone for one week.

A one month trip to Goa on average costs around $958 (₨79,888) for one person and $1,916 (₨159,776) for two people. The more places you visit, the higher the daily price will become due to increased transportation costs.

Independent Travel

Traveling Independently to Goa has many benefits including affordabilty, freedom, flexibility, and the opportunity to control your own experiences.

All of the travel costs below are based on the experiences of other independent travelers.

Goa is a very affordable place to visit. Located in India, which is a very affordable country, visitors will appreciate the lower prices of this destination. It is in the top 25% of cities in the country for its affordability . Budget travelers enjoy spending long periods of time exploring Goa in depth.

Within Asia, Goa is a very affordable destination compared to other places. It is in the top 10% of cities in Asia for its affordability. Very few cities in the region are as affordable as Goa.

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Accommodation Budget in Goa

Average daily costs.

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The average price paid for one person for accommodation in Goa is $16 (₨1,292). For two people sharing a typical double-occupancy hotel room, the average price paid for a hotel room in Goa is $31 (₨2,585). This cost is from the reported spending of actual travelers.

Accommodation 1 Hotel or hostel for one person $ 16 ₨ 1,292
Accommodation 1 Typical double-occupancy room $ 31 ₨ 2,585

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Transportation Budget in Goa

The cost of a taxi ride in Goa is significantly more than public transportation. On average, past travelers have spent $5.31 (₨443) per person, per day, on local transportation in Goa.

Transportation 1 Taxis, local buses, subway, etc. $ 5.31 ₨ 443

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While meal prices in Goa can vary, the average cost of food in Goa is $9.79 (₨817) per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Goa should cost around $3.92 (₨327) per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. The price of food in sit-down restaurants in Goa is often higher than fast food prices or street food prices.

Food 2 Meals for one day $ 9.79 ₨ 817

Entertainment Budget in Goa

Entertainment and activities in Goa typically cost an average of $12 (₨973) per person, per day based on the spending of previous travelers. This includes fees paid for admission tickets to museums and attractions, day tours, and other sightseeing expenses.

Entertainment 1 Entrance tickets, shows, etc. $ 12 ₨ 973

Tips and Handouts Budget in Goa

The average cost for Tips and Handouts in Goa is $0.38 (₨32) per day. The usual amount for a tip in Goa is 5% - 15% .

Tips and Handouts 1 For guides or service providers $ 0.38 ₨ 32

Alcohol Budget in Goa

The average person spends about $12 (₨1,014) on alcoholic beverages in Goa per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.

Alcohol 2 Drinks for one day $ 12 ₨ 1,014

Water Budget in Goa

On average, people spend $0.60 (₨50) on bottled water in Goa per day. The public water in Goa is not usually considered safe to drink.

Water 2 Bottled water for one day $ 0.60 ₨ 50

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Goa is a state in southwestern India, known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant culture, and rich history. It is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world. Here are some of the top attractions and activities to experience on a trip to Goa:

Beaches: Goa is famous for its beaches, which offer crystal-clear waters and stunning views. Some of the most popular beaches include Calangute Beach, Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, Palolem Beach, and Vagator Beach. You can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, water sports activities, and delicious seafood at these beaches.

Historical Sites: Goa has a rich history and culture, and there are several historical sites to explore, such as the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Fort Aguada, and the Chapora Fort. These sites offer a glimpse into the state’s colonial past and architectural heritage.

Wildlife Sanctuaries: Goa is home to several wildlife sanctuaries, such as the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park. You can enjoy a wildlife safari and see a variety of animals and plants.

Water Sports: Goa is a great place for water sports activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, jet skiing, and banana boat rides. You can find many water sports centers at the beaches.

Nightlife: Goa has a lively nightlife, with numerous bars and clubs located across the state. Some of the popular spots include Tito’s, Club Cubana, and LPK Waterfront.

Food: Goa is known for its delicious seafood and traditional cuisine. Be sure to try the popular dishes, such as fish curry, vindaloo, and pork sorpotel.

Markets: Goa has several local markets, such as the Anjuna Flea Market and Mapusa Market, where you can shop for souvenirs, clothes, and handicrafts.

In conclusion, Goa is a beautiful state with a lot to offer, from stunning beaches to rich cultural heritage. There are plenty of things to do and see for every type of traveler, making it an ideal destination for a memorable vacation.

If you’re looking to plan a budget-friendly Goa tour package, here are some tips to help you plan the perfect trip:

Choose the right time to visit: The peak season in Goa is between November and February, and prices for accommodation and transportation tend to be higher during this time. If you’re on a budget, consider visiting during the monsoon season (June to September) or shoulder season (March to May and October to November), when prices tend to be lower.

Book your accommodation in advance: Booking your accommodation in advance can help you save money. Consider staying in budget hotels or guesthouses, which are cheaper than luxury resorts.

Use public transportation: Taxis and private cars can be expensive in Goa. Consider using public transportation, such as buses or scooters, to get around. Renting a scooter can be an affordable way to explore the state.

Explore the beaches: The beaches are a major attraction in Goa, and they’re free to visit. Spend your days swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying the stunning views.

Visit free or low-cost attractions: Goa has several attractions that are free or low-cost, such as the churches and forts. Explore the historical sites and take in the beautiful architecture.

Eat local food: Goa is known for its delicious seafood and local cuisine. Eating at local restaurants and street vendors can be more affordable than dining at expensive restaurants.

Bargain at the markets: Goa has several markets where you can shop for souvenirs and local handicrafts. Don’t be afraid to bargain with the vendors to get a good deal.

Plan ahead: Research the attractions you want to visit and plan your itinerary in advance. This will help you save time and money, as you won’t be wasting time figuring out what to do each day.

Consider group travel: If you’re traveling with friends or family, consider group travel. You can split the costs of accommodation, transportation, and activities, which can help you save money.

In conclusion, planning a budget-friendly Goa tour package is possible with a little bit of research and planning. Follow these tips to help you plan the perfect budget-friendly trip to Goa.

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Goa Solo Trip Budget – How to Spend an Astounding 1 Month Below 11K?

Utilizing a month in GOA alone is like spending time on the shore. It will be going to move away immediately.

But, simultaneously, completing a month in Goa for 11,000 Rupees (144 US $ approx.) will make things exciting. This Goa solo trip budget guide is everything you require to read & understand. How did I do? & How you can do it too.

People come to Goa from worldwide and spend more than a month. During my visit to the Konkan region, I came across foreign people who spent months in Goa.

Consuming more than a month in Goa doesn’t mean that the people are madly rich and lazy low on the beaches.

The people who are thinking of sojourning longer hunt for a side hustle. That can pay off their regular Goa expenses .

Suppose you took a break off from your routine & just required to spend time in peace. Then, Goa won’t disappoint you. Let me tell you something immediately at the start. You will have to cross the routes of patience and sacrifice.

Underneath will be a budget for long-time travelers. You can even explore by following the Goa Itinerary for 3 Days .

Are you ready to kick start an astonishing adventure?

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How to Manage Your Goa Solo Trip Budget Below 11k for 1 Month?

If your inquiry directly is – What is the Goa Solo trip budget?

Mainly, you need to decide – What type of traveler you are?

Luxury Budget Traveler – If you are a complete pleasure level traveler, for e.x – Whatever happens, I will stay on the beachside Villa in Goa, kind of a traveler.
Adjusting Budget Traveler – If you are adapting according to the situation traveler, for e.x – No problem, we will travel on the local buses in Goa, kind of a traveler.

If you’ll ask me –

I am very adaptable & strict about my budget. I always try to create various opportunities for myself to save a little.

If the circumstance arises, I am even ready to directly skip my breakfast to eat brunch (breakfast + lunch).

So, if you’re an Adjusting sort of budget traveler, on that note, your Goa Solo trip budget will be remarkable.

Below are the pointers which had helped me, and I will be helping you to achieve your Goa trip budget goal as well –

1. Onwards – Backwards Journey

The preparation to Spend One Exciting Month in Goa under Rs.11,000 starts before departure. Your purpose should be to travel to Goa by train unless you have a coupon that offers a great discount by air.

You can choose Rajdhani Express and other trains which take more time & cost less. Remember, the motive of the article is to minimize the Goa trip budget.

The trains, such as Goa Sampark Kranti Express and Mangala Lakshwadeep Express, cost less but take more time.

The article will concentrate on 1 Month of exploration, and I believe that time will not be a problem. Moreover, the sleeper coach will cost you under Rs.1000; for 3A, it’s beneath Rs. 2000.

Note – The train seats get reserved quickly. Therefore, it’s advisable to book as early as feasible.

It would be be st if you sacr ificed your pleasure of traveling by air in exchange for traveling by train.

I assume that the onward and backward Journey will be a different experience.

2. Staying in Goa within a Budget

Several hostels in Goa start as low as Rs. 200/250 per Day if you have chosen a hostel to stay in Goa.

Let’s assume Rs.200 per night hostel stay & that in the end compiles Rs.6000 (Rs.200 x 30 days) for a month.

It would be best if you thought that your 80% budget for the Goa trip in the low budget had been consumed in onward – backward Journey + Stay for a month. So then , how it’s possible to end up under Rs.11,000?

Now, here comes the role of finding opportunities that match your Interest level & skills.

Suppose you have an interest in :

Handling Social Media
Photography
Web Designing
Story Telling

The list goes on !

You can search for volunteering opportunities in a hostel/hotel/NGO in Goa.

Does that Sound Fascinating ?

Who doesn’t want to explore Goa for a prolonged time +? It wouldn’t cost you much.

There are online websites to find volunteering opportunities in Goa and everywhere in exchange for the skills.

That will be a money saver of the overall Goa trip budget because, in exchange for your skills, the hostel/hotel/NGO will provide you with a stay with them.

I Volunteered in Goa and stayed for 30 Days.

Things to Enquire Before Starting Volunteering Work

You must check the property thoroughly that you are becoming a part of.
You must check what you’ll need to do & in exchange, what will be provided to you as a benefit in business .
The no. of hours you will be Volunteering per Day. And the no. of days that you’ll be doing.

The Volunteering work acts as a helping hand for the property.

That can also be a perfect way to experience the culture & traditions apart from traveling to Goa for a month.

3. Travel Using Goa Local Transport

Goa Local transport is affordable & convenient for visitors to see around.

You’ll need to sacrifice the rented scooter/bike & should have to wait patiently for the Goa local buses to arrive.

I have stated above that Sacrifice and Patience will examine you if you want to conclude the Goa trip budget beneath Rs.11,000 for a month.

The rented scooter in Goa will cost you around Rs everywhere. 200-300 per Day + Petrol cost. On the other hand, the bus charges a minimum of Rs.20-30 to reach a particular place.

If you traveled using the local bus transport daily, your per-day bus expenses would not exceed your Goa budget trip. Also, during a month in Goa, you won’t be going out all the time and every Day. Hence, you must pay for the rented scooter/bike daily.

Using Goa’s local bus service , you can commute to almost everywhere in Goa & that too affordably.

If you are traveling for the first time in Goa Then, you will easily be fascinated by low-cost rental vehicles.

Choose local transport to control the Goa Trip Budget

You can also take lifts on the roadside.

You will find a lot of foreigners & they are helpful if you need a lift. So sometimes you’ll get help as needed, and often you won’t.

Just don’t worry! Haha

You can decide to walk, but you will hardly spot anyone walking around. That will be your hard time moving alone in the heat.

But you can do one thing, which I have also done. Plugin your earphones and keep walking. If you find someone who can give you help, take it, and if not, keep moving.

4. Food to Eat in Goa

Let’s recall point two a little if you had chosen to Volunteer at a property. They will be going to provide you with a stay and food.

So, the food problem is solved.

When the Volunteering place, going to provide you with a stay only. Then, it would help if you ate from the local eateries in Goa.

Most of the local establishments which I had seen offer only two things on the menu –

That can satisfy your stomach, and you’ll get to sense the local food of Goa. Moreover, you can have your entire Day’s food in the Goa local eateries for under Rs. 200 – 250 per Day. Food is essential to your trip anywhere, and what’s better than saving a few bucks on food in Goa ?

You can even have a Samosa Pav in the evening or at night. It will be light, and you will feel solid and connected to the unique local Goa combination of food.

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I got addicted to the Samosa Pav and ate two in the morning and two in the evening.

The Samosa Pav had become my routine towards the end of the month. The Samosa Pav will cost you around Rs.20 (I can’t tell if the rates increased), which will be effective.

I want that you should experience the Goa culture. Food is an essential element that describes a culture.

It will be enough for your one-time meal if you eat a Veg Thali/Fish Thali.

Rest depends upon your capacity and stamina.

5. Cheat Day

For once in 10 days, you can cheat all the above points.

e.x- You can eat in restaurants around the beaches or anywhere else.

3 Cheat days in a month are acceptable, but beyond that will surpass your Goa Solo Trip Budget.

6. Choosing the Most Convenient Time for a Day-Out

Choose the best time to head out to explore Goa

Try to move out to explore in the evening because it would become pleasing and relaxing. Even you will feel comfortable when you choose to walk around.

Assume you had chosen to go out on a hot sunny day, then it’s clear that your stamina will give up quickly.

7. Showing Your Skills on the Beaches of Goa

Goa beaches attract crowds from all over the world. But don’t forget the happening environment that people create on the beaches.

Most tourists come along the seashore and show their skills. For example, they made a seashell, handmade eatables, or a foot massage service. Everyone will be involved in some activity in the evening on the beaches. That acts as the best way to stay longer in Goa.

Suppose you want to do something related but don’t know what to do! Just go there and see what everyone is doing and what value you can add to other experiences.

The beaches like Arambol & Morjim are known for the activities on the beachside.

People involve themselves in various activities.

Like –

Tattoo making
Magic tricks
Playing musical instruments

These are some ways you can implement to control your Goa trip budget.

Hence, you put your hands in your poc kets with the end of a month in Goa . If you found some rupees/dollars left, then you succeeded.

If you haven’t, you also succeeded because you have tried hard to control the Goa Solo trip budget.

Please let me know if my Goa Solo Trip budget guide has helped you.

DM me on Instagram if you need any help.

Would you please share and follow the Blog?

Until then, I’ll see you on the roads.

Vansh Tiwari

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3 Days Goa Itinerary: A Perfect Plan for Sightseeing

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No wonder Goa tops the list of best holiday destinations in India. The sun, sand and the sea together with the party hotspots in the north and the serenity down south make it an irresistible combo of fun and leisure. But scenic beaches and eccentric nightlife are not the only attractions that await you in Goa. From exploring ancient temples and churches, age-old forts and pretty Portuguese villages to captivating sunsets, flea markets, exciting water sports and a night of gambling at the casino, there’s a lot more to experience in this beach paradise.

With so much to see and do, even a week’s time might seem less to explore this beautiful state. But if you can’t accommodate such a long trip, choose a Goa itinerary for 3 days.

Here’s a perfect itinerary to help you explore the best of North and South Goa:

8.00 am – 10.00 am: Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast in North Goa

Breakfast in North Goa | 3-Day Trip to Goa

As you arrive in Goa early in the morning, you probably wouldn’t want to waste even a split second to delve in the amazing vibe of the state. So just drop off your luggage at the hotel and head for an appetizing meal at one of North Goa’s most-loved breakfast places.

Where to eat?

Infantaria, Calangute
Baba Au Rhum, Anjuna
Lila Café, Anjuna
Artjuna, Anjuna

Places to Stay: Hotels in North Goa

10.00 am – 4.00 pm: Visit the sun-kissed beaches in the north

Beaches in North Goa | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Post a sumptuous English breakfast or an authentic Goan morning feast, it’s time to hit one of the popular beaches in the north… after all, isn’t that why you planned a trip to Goa in the first place? Depending on what you want to do, choose where you wish to go.

Where to go and why?

Baga Beach : For water sports like scuba diving, jet skiing and paragliding, dolphin cruises and banana, bumper and boat rides
Calangute Beach : For swimming, yoga, long walks, sunbathing, surfing, catamaran sailing and water skiing
Anjuna Beach : For water sports, Ayurvedic massages, hair braids and temporary tattoos

In case it’s a Wednesday, don’t miss out on the popular Anjuna Flea Market to buy souvenirs, beachy clothes, home décor, artificial jewellery, spices and much more.

Timings : 9.00 am till sunset (November to March)
Places to Stay: Hotels near Baga Beach , Hotels near Calangute Beach

After strolling down the long stretches of golden sand and indulging the water baby in you, you must have worked up an appetite by now. You can try the seafood delicacies and other local fare served at one of the beach shacks or head to a good restaurant nearby.

Pousada by the Beach, Calangute
Souza Lobo, Calangute
Britto’s, Baga
Fat Fish, Baga
De Baga Deck, Baga
Purple Martini, Anjuna
Burger Factory, Anjuna
Café Cotinga, Anjuna

Thereafter, continue your Goa journey to the iconic Chapora Fort.

By road : Approx. 20-30 minutes’ drive

Do check our blog: North Goa vs. South Goa

4.30 pm – 6.00 pm: Recreate ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ pose at Chapora Fort

Chapora Fort | 3-Day Trip to Goa

If you’re a Bollywood buff at heart, you wouldn’t want to miss out on exploring the historical ruins of Chapora Fort located next to Vagator Beach. You might find the trek up to the fort strenuous but the captivating views of the sunset sky above and the sea below will be worth it! Plus, you’ll get to click a picture at the place where the blockbuster, Dil Chahta Hai was shot.

Last Entry : 5.30 pm (All days)

After sunset, carefully climb down the fort and proceed to Vagator.

By road : Approx. 10 minutes’ drive
Places to Stay: Hotels near Chapora Fort

6.10 pm – 8.00 pm: Unwind under the starlit sky at Vagator Beach

Vagator Beach | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Unlike its counterparts that are known for tourist traffic, Vagator Beach is one of the cleaner, quieter and rather isolated beaches in North Goa. You can just relax here; soaking in the cool sea breeze, the sound of the waves lapping the shore and the beautiful night sky.

If you stay at the beach for long, you can even attend one of those famous Goa parties that go on till the wee hours of the night and play some hypnotic trance music.

Places to Stay: Hotels in Vagator Beach

8.00 pm onwards: Eat, drink and make merry till late night hours

Eat-Drink late Night | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Should you wish to stay back in Vagator for dinner, it has some of the finest European restaurants in the area serving exotic Goan cuisine especially seafood delicacies.

Olive Bar and Kitchen
Spice Traders

Another option would be to get in your car and drive down to Thalassa.

By road Approx. 15 minutes’ drive

This happening Greek tavern in Siolim is all the rage amongst party seekers and popular for its good food, electrifying music and spirited ambience. And to top it all, it offers the most beautiful views of the Arabian Sea owing to its amazing location right on the shore.

You can party here till late amidst music and madness and then come back to the hotel in North Goa for a goodnight’s sleep so you wake up refreshed the next day.

8:00 pm onwards (alternate option): Shop at Goa’s night markets

NIght Market in Goa | 3-Day Trip to Goa

If it’s a Saturday, then you can leave Vagator Beach for one of the famous night markets in Goa: Saturday Night Market (Arpora) and Mackies Saturday Nite Bazaar (Baga).

By road : Approx. 15 minutes’ drive

These markets are not just great to shop for an extensive selection of handmade goods but they also have everything you need to feel the true Goa vibe. There’s live music; food stalls serving salads and waffles and other local fare; cocktail bars; fun zones; and more.

Timings : Saturday Night Market (Arpora): 4.00 pm – 11.00 pm (November-April) Mackies Saturday Nite Bazaar (Baga): 6.00 pm – 1.00 am (November-May)

You can shop your heart out, binge on savoury and sweet treats and have a gala time at the markets before retreating to your hotel in Goa to sleep off the night.

9.00 am – 12.00 pm: Delve into history with a trip to Old Goa

History in Goa | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Goa is not all about partying and chilling… it also has a totally different side to it that speaks volumes about the state’s rich architectural and cultural heritage. So start your second day with a quick breakfast at the hotel followed by a long drive to Old Goa (or Velha). Once the capital of Portuguese India, Velha has many colonial-era buildings for history buffs to explore.

What to see?

Basilica of Bom Jesus
Se Cathedral
Church of St. Cajetan
Church of St. Francis of Assisi
Church of Our Lady of the Mount
Chapel of St. Francis Xavier
Augustine Tower
Museum of Christian Art

Click as many pictures as you can at these magnificent edifices dating back years and thereafter, take the road back to Panaji, the state capital, to explore its gems.

12.30 pm – 5.00 pm: Take a tour of the best of the best in Panaji

Panaji | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Drive through the cobblestone streets and bright, colourful Portuguese-era houses of Panaji to get a true feel of what the real Goa is. En route, catch a glimpse of some of the most popular landmarks in the area and if you have the time, don’t miss to capture them.

Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
Fontainhas Latin Quarter

It’s almost time for lunch now, so take a break from all the sightseeing and halt at one of the popular restaurants or cafes in Panaji to sample an authentic Goan meal.

The Fisherman’s Wharf
The Black Sheep Bistro
Kokni Kanteen
Ritz Classic

Once you’re full, continue your sojourn in Panaji with a visit to its most frequented place – Miramar Beach. Clean and filled with soft sand, this beach is perfect for unwinding or taking an evening stroll or even binge drinking at one of the pubs or bars along the shore.

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5.00 pm – 7.00 pm: Go for a boat cruise on the River Mandovi

Boat cruise on River Mandovi | 3-Day Trip to Goa

After spending a couple of hours at the tranquil Miramar Beach, prepare yourself for the experience of a lifetime: an hour-long boat cruise on Mandovi. The relaxed sail, traditional dance performances like Dekhni and Fugdi , DJ music, sightseeing and the best of all, the enchanting Goan sunset all make it the best way to spend some quality time with friends or family.

Last Cruise : Around 8.00 pm

7.00 pm onwards: Try your luck at Goa’s anchored casinos

Goa’s anchored casinos | 3-Day Trip to Goa

When in Goa, you definitely shouldn’t miss out on the memorable gaming experience offered by the state’s offshore casinos. Who knows, you just might get lucky!

Where to go?

Deltin Royale
Deltin Jaqk
Deltin Caravela
Big Daddy Jetty
Casino Pride

You can also enjoy live music and dance from 9 pm onwards along with a world-class gourmet buffet and free drinks that make the casino visit all the more worth it.

Entry Fee : Starting @ 1500 per person

Spend as much time as you wish at the casino; you can even stay here till the dawn of light and keep playing and hopefully, winning before you return to your hotel.

(Alternate Option)

5.00 pm – 7.00 pm: View a spellbinding sunset at Fort Aguada

Sunset at Fort Aguada | 3-Day Trip to Goa

From the Miramar Beach, you can also head back towards the heart of North Goa but don’t forget to make a stop at Fort Aguada to enjoy a captivating view of the sea.

By road : Approx. 45 minutes’ drive
Places to Stay: Hotels near Fort Aguada

Reach the fort via the 4 km-long road from Sinquerim Beach or take the shorter 2 km-long foot path; however, do note that it is a steep climb. But watching the sun setting on the horizon from atop this fort would be a memory that will be etched in your mind forever.

Last entry : 6.00 pm (All days)

After experiencing the tranquillity and enjoying the natural beauty at Fort Aguada, proceed to one of the famous pubs along Candolim-Baga stretch for max-level fun.

By road : Approx. 15-30 minutes’ drive

7.00 pm onwards: Party till you drop at North Goa’s pubs

North Goa’s Pubs | 3-Day Trip to Goa

You’ve spent time at Goa’s beach shacks that are open till late but your trip will be incomplete if you don’t witness the state’s happening nightlife at its various pubs. The delicious food, the cocktails and the peppy music are sure to bring out the party animal in you.

Cohiba, Candolim
SinQ, Candolim
LPK Waterfront, Nerul
Café Mambos, Baga
Cape Town Café, Baga
Tito’s, Baga

Do visit St. Anthony’s shack on Baga if karaoke is your thing.

Since most pubs are open till late, you can dance (or sing) your heart out while sipping on drinks and binging on snacks before you head back to sleep off the night.

Full Day: Explore the beaches of South Goa and more

Beaches of South Goa | 3-Day Trip to Goa

Relish a delicious breakfast at the hotel or outside and then get ready to explore the tourist hotspots down south. From serene and beautiful beaches to revered shrines to wildlife sanctuaries and more, South Goa has a lot on offer for people of different interests.

By road : Approx. 2-3 hours’ drive

Since the first two days have been quite frenetic, it would be ideal to spend your last day of the tour just lazing around, away from the hustle-bustle of the north. The sun-kissed beaches and spectacular landscapes of South Goa are sure to offer you absolute bliss.

Colva Beach: For adventure sports like skiing, parasailing and paragliding
Benaulim Beach: For spice plantations, boat rides, bike rides and other water activities
Agonda Beach: For windsurfing, hiking and dolphin rides
Palolem Beach: For silent parties, dolphin spotting, scuba diving and sunset viewing
Polem Beach: For swimming and sunbathing

You can also visit Shantadurga Temple, which is a sight to see.

Whenever you’re hungry, you can enjoy a sumptuous Goan meal or other multi-cuisine delicacies at any of the restaurants, cafes or shacks dotted across South Goa.

Martin’s Corner, Betalbatim
The Fisherman’s Wharf, Cavelossim
Dropadi, Palolem
The Red Ginger, Colva
Mickey’s Colva
Zeebop, Majorda

After spending whatever time you have at the most popular places in South Goa, it is best to head back to the airport in time for your flight with a bag full of memories.

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Planning a vacation can be stressful, especially when you’re trying to figure out where to go and what to see. But planning a trip to Goa doesn’t need to be complicated. Here are some simple steps for making your next vacation an unforgettable experience. Start with the basics. What will you be doing when you arrive? Where will you stay? Once you’ve decided where you’re staying, you’ll need to decide what activities you want to do

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You might think that a beach holiday is all about sunbathing and drinking cocktails, but there’s more to it than that. The best thing about Goa is that it’s so diverse. You can go from beachside parties to quiet getaways, from laid-back cafes to bustling markets. From the beaches to the temples, from wildlife to water sports, there’s plenty to see and do. You’ll find plenty of places to eat out too. From street food to fine dining, there’s something for every taste. And if you fancy a night out, then you’ll find bars, clubs, and live music venues galore. Whatever you choose to do, make sure you take advantage of the local culture. Goa is home to a vibrant mix of people from across India and beyond. So whether you’re looking for a relaxing break or a fun-filled adventure, Goa is the perfect destination. Goa offers everything you could possibly need. There are plenty of ways to explore Goa. All you need to do is pack your bags and book your flight. Now go and enjoy yourself.

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If you’re looking for a relaxing beach destination, then Goa is the place to be. With its beautiful beaches, laid-back vibe, and warm weather, Goa is one of the top destinations for tourists worldwide. If you’re after some serious relaxation, then head to the spa. If you’re traveling with kids, then why not take them to a theme park? If you’re looking for a little culture, then check out the local art galleries. For Fitness freaks there’s no better place to learn new skills than at a yoga retreat in Goa. And finally, if you’re looking for a bit of history, then visit the ancient monuments.

Book Accommodation.

Now that we’ve shown you how to plan a great trip to Goa, we’d like to share some tips on where to stay in Goa. You’ll need somewhere to stay while you’re there. There are plenty of hotels and resorts in Goa, so make sure you book early to avoid disappointment. The best hotels in Goa are located near the beach, so make sure you book early. You’ll find plenty of budget accommodation options, as well as luxury resorts. For those who prefer to travel with their own car, Goa offers a wide range of self-drive holidays. If you’d rather explore the city on foot, then you’ll find plenty of hostels and guesthouses. There are also plenty of boutique hotels and villas available. And lastly, if you’re looking to splurge, then you’ll find a number of five-star hotels.

Plan Your Budget.

If you’re planning a budget vacation, then you should definitely consider what you will spend money on during your trip. This includes accommodation, food, drinks, activities, transport, entertainment, shopping, etc.

Pack For The Weather.

You’ll need to pack light when traveling because you won’t be able to carry everything with you. However, you also don’t want to bring too much stuff as it will make packing more difficult.

Know When To Leave.

If you’re planning a trip to Goa, you should leave at least two weeks before your departure date. This gives you enough time to book flights, find accommodation, and arrange visas.

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More About Goa Tourism.. Goa tourism is famous for its places and beaches alike. If you are planning your trip package tour to Goa the following places should be on your list! There are many places to visit in Goa, the most famous in north Goa is the Basilica of Bom Jesus famous for the tomb of St. Francis Xavier, Mapusa, and Panjim Market famous for shopping and trading since ancient times. Our lady of Immaculate Conception Church which lies in the heart of Panjim City. The “Dil Chahta Hai Fort” or Chapora Fort, the 500-year-old Harvalem Waterfall. Calangute and Baga Queen of beaches, Anjuna and Vagator Trance and rave party beaches Miramar and Arambol are some of the top 10 places to visit in North Goa . South Goa Tourism has also flourished in recent years because of its silent locality and beaches. South goa trip packages include a trip to Dudhsagar waterfall , Margoa the capital city of South Goa, Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, Vasco Da Gama the seaport and Cancona. Whereas tour to South Goa packages include, Colva the, “White Sand beach”, secluded Palolem beach, the famous Agonda beach, the magical butterfly beach and world renowned Varca beach!

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Goa is on everyone’s bucket list. And why not? It is a vibrant land, offering almost everything for every kind of traveller. The lively and tranquil vibe of the destination is enough to make you want to keep coming back. So, are you planning a quick getaway to Goa? If yes, then the 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package from MakeMyTrip is ideal to suit your requirements. This is a short but sweet holiday package that you will absolutely consider!

Goa is undoubtedly one of the finest seaside destinations in the country. It is closely at par with several global holiday destinations, in terms of its natural beauty, hospitality and accommodation, culinary prowess and cultural and historical legacy. There is no surprise that Goa is frequented by a large number of global tourists every year! It will be your window into a whole new world of recreation and relaxation.

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Goa’s enduring beauty is what makes it popular amongst travellers. It offers lush greenery, forests, picturesque natural reserves, waterfalls, lakes and of course, the lovely coastline with its beautiful beaches.

There is a lot in store for any traveller visiting Goa. A 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package is just what you need for the ultimate relaxing experience that you always desired. Picture delightful beachside attractions with a spot of flora and fauna or witness amazing nightlife fused with shopping, Goa is just a perfect destination for your next vacation. You should start looking up goa 2 nights 3 days package s or goa 3 days package s on MakeMyTrip.

The fabulous 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package can be a wonderful option for de-stressing and enjoying nature’s beauty like never before! A goa holiday package 2 nights 3 days or a 3 days goa tour package will come with several exquisite and unforgettable experiences.

Keeping these aspects in mind along with your preferences, MakeMyTrip offers spectacular attractions and key highlights for your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package . Some of them include the following:

Going dolphin watching will be a major highlight of any goa trip plan for 3 days package .
You will love cruising the waters with a special ride that allows you to see some landmarks up close. This will be another memorable part of your 3 days goa tour package .
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View some of Goa’s best beaches as a part of your goa 2 nights 3 days package , while feasting on the tantalizing local cuisine.

The 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package will be a wonderful addition to your travel list. You will find several compelling goa 3 days package s online. You can choose goa honeymoon packages for 3 days , goa packages from Bangalore for 3 days or Bangalore to goa package for 3 days . You can also find packages starting from several other cities online.

Brief Itinerary for your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package

Goa still maintains its rustic yet romantic charms for travellers. It is a land of sunshine, great beaches, clean air and welcoming residents. It is also famous for its monuments and landmarks that people visit in droves every year.

Your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package will be a window into the world of creativity, culinary extravagance, adventure and watersports, warmth, vibrant nightlife and a lot more. Do you want a trip that is exciting and fun-filled? You can always check out available goa holiday package 2 nights 3 days in this regard.

MakeMyTrip has several 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package as per your specific needs. You may find readily accessible 3 days goa tour package s at your fingertips online.

Your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package will begin with your arrival at the Dabolim Airport in Goa. After two days of endless fun, you will depart from the Goa Airport on the third day.

Day 1: Arrival in Goa

Your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package starts with landing at the Dabolim Airport in Goa. Staying near Calangute Beach will help you make the most of your vacation. You will spend time at leisure, explore the beach, shop at the markets and enjoy the nightlife at the shacks here.

Day 2: Dolphin Excursion and North Goa Exploration

Your goa trip plan for 3 days package will turn more exciting on the second day. You will start your day with a shared boat ride to Sinquerim Jetty and then a cruise along the sea, enjoying the gorgeous views on offer. The highlight of your 3 days goa tour package will be watching dolphins in their natural habitats. This will undoubtedly be the biggest marvel of your 3 days goa tour package . You will also enjoy views of the Coco Beach, Light House, Millionaire’s Palace and the Central Jail. This will be a one-hour activity and unlike any other you have experienced!

The second half of the day will revolve around exploring North Goa. As part of your goa tour package 3 days 2 nights , you will explore the major markets, attractions and beaches in this zone, including the Chapora and Aguada Forts, Vagator Beach, Anjuna Beach, Baga Beach, Sinquerim Beach and more. The night can be spent at leisure.

Day 3: Departure from Goa

Your 2 nights 3 days Goa holiday package comes to an end with your departure from the Dabolim Airport in Goa.

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Goa, known for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture, offers a range of budget-friendly resorts that don’t compromise on your comfort. While it boasts luxurious resorts and high-end accommodations, budget resorts in Goa offer an affordable yet comfortable experience for those on a tight budget. These budget-friendly resorts provide a perfect gateway to explore the state’s rich culture, vibrant nightlife, and breathtaking natural beauty without breaking the bank. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the best budget resorts in Goa, where you can enjoy a memorable vacation without compromising comfort or amenities.

Top 5 Budget Resorts In Goa

For those on a budget, Goa offers a wide array of resorts that promise a delightful stay. Some of the most popular budget beach resorts in Goa for families include the following:

1. Grand Vatika Resort

Enjoy a comfortable stay at the Grand Vatika Resort, one of the top-rated and budget-friendly resorts in North Goa.

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The Grand Vatika Resort, one of the top budget-friendly resorts in North Goa, is a testament to exceptional hospitality. It offers guests a delightful stay with its top-notch customer service. The staff’s professionalism and genuine care create a memorable experience complemented by the resort’s comprehensive amenities. There are 18 rooms in total.

The rooms are big and fancy, with views of the pool, garden, or hills. The room size is between 120 square meters (1292 square feet) and 150 square meters (1615 square feet) in size. In addition to the luxurious cottages and pool, the Grand Vatika Resort offers a variety of facilities. These include such as a well-stocked bar for those who enjoy a good drink, a children’s play area for families, and a business centre for corporate guests.

Address: Madhalawala, Pernem Road, Arambol, Goa 403524

Amenities: Swimming Pool, Free Wi-Fi, Multilingual Staff, Room Service, Housekeeping, Laundry Service, Air Conditioning, Free Parking, Spa

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2. Ginger Tree Boutique Resorts

Experience a tropical oasis at Ginger Tree Boutique Resorts, one of the finest budget beach resorts in Goa for families.

The Ginger Tree Boutique Resort is one of the best budget resorts in Goa for couples. Nestled in Goa’s lush greenery, it offers a serene retreat. Known for its friendly and professional staff, the resort is committed to ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for guests, with services ranging from room service to tour planning and ticket assistance.

The resort offers four rooms: Standard Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, and villas with either two or three bedrooms. Each room is uniquely designed for comfort and ranges from 21 m² to 165 m². The resort is renowned for its exceptional dining offerings. With a complimentary breakfast and the choice to dine in the open air, the resort provides a delightful dining experience. The resorts also pay close attention to the comfort of the tourist with 24-hour desk service assistance.

Address: H.No. 1704, 3D, Vagator Beach Rd, Dmello Vaddo, Anjuna, Goa 403509

Amenities: Swimming Pool, Free Breakfast, Yoga Classes, On-Site Restaurant, Free Wi-Fi, Fitness Centre, Game Room, Car Hire, Luggage Storage

3. Karma Royal Palms

Energise yourself at Karma Royal Palms resort, one of the best budget hotels in Goa for a honeymoon.

Karma Royal Palms, one the best budget hotels in Goa for honeymoon, is a luxurious resort. It has an elegant colonial design and is surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens. It’s conveniently located just a short walk from Benaulim Beach. The resort offers 178 meticulously designed and well-furnished apartments. The array includes standard studio apartments, thoughtfully crafted for couples and solo travellers, featuring plush beds and a compact kitchenette.

The one-bedroom units offer a separate bedroom and living room with a private kitchenette stocked with essential cooking equipment. The imperial apartments are opulent suites for larger groups with two separate bedrooms and a spacious living room. Known for its warm and friendly staff, the resort provides a serene atmosphere, cleanliness, and services such as a 24-hour reception, gymnasium, and children’s activity program.

Address: Colva – Benaulim Rd, Benaulim, Goa 403576

Amenities: Luxurious Spa, Multiple Swimming Pools, Free Wi-Fi, Fitness Centre, Children’s Playground, Convenience Store, Restaurant

Suggested Read: Things To Do In Goa In Monsoon

4. La Vaiencia Beach Resort

La Vaiencia Beach Resort is one of the best budget resorts in Goa for couples

La Vaiencia Beach Resort is one of the top picks for those looking for a budget beach resort in Goa for families. It is a luxurious 4-star hotel near Morjim Beach. It has a modern European look. The hotel has 54 super comfy rooms with air conditioning on two levels. You can choose from rooms with a balcony, ones that look over the pool, a junior suite, an extensive suite, the best suite, or rooms that let you see a bit of the sea.

All rooms have their balconies, a TV with lots of channels, a small fridge, and you can have a warm or cold shower. The rooms range from 20 m²/215 ft² to 30 m²/323 ft². The resort is lauded for its excellent location, dedicated customer service, and facilities, such as an inviting outdoor pool and a delightful restaurant, all of which enhance the overall guest experience.

Address: Plot No. 1430, Tembwada, Morjim Beach, Goa 403512

Amenities: Beachfront pool, On-site restaurant, Spa, Fitness centre, Kids’ club, Free Wi-Fi,24-hour front desk

5. Jungle by Sturmfrei Vagator

Have a minimalist stay at the Jungle by Sturmfrei Vagator, one of the popular budget resorts in Goa.

Jungle by Sturmfrei Vagator is one of the popular budget resorts in Goa. Conveniently located on the main road, the property provides easy access to Vagator’s vibrant locales and the renowned Hill Top festivals. The resort is nestled amidst lush greenery, offering a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle. Its warm hospitality and top-notch amenities ensure a memorable stay for its guests.

The hostel offers a variety of accommodations, from private rooms to shared dormitories. Each room has a private bathroom equipped with a shower, and certain rooms also feature a balcony. The resort provides a diverse menu of delectable food and beverages. The property boasts a lush garden, a communal lounge, and a terrace, providing a welcoming atmosphere for travellers.

Address: 486 by 3, Vagator Beach Rd, Coutinho Vaddo, Vagator, Goa 403509

Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, In-House Bar And Cafe, Pool Table, Laundry Services, 2/4-Wheeler Rentals, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking.

Further Read: Holiday Homes In Goa

From simple beach huts to affordable cottage hotels, these budget resorts in Goa allow you to experience the region’s laid-back charm without breaking the bank. So, whether you’re travelling alone, with a partner, or with your family, these budget resorts in Goa have something for everyone, promising a wonderful and stress-free holiday. So why wait? Book your trip to Goa now and prepare for a journey filled with breathtaking views, friendly people, and memories that will last a lifetime.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Budget Resorts In Goa

How much should I budget for a Goa trip?

The cost of a trip to Goa can vary significantly. On average, you might spend between ₹5,000 and ₹10,000 per day, which includes expenses for accommodation, transportation, food, and activities.

Which part of Goa is best to stay?

North Goa is the ideal place to stay when visiting Goa. It is popular for its serene beaches, historic sites, and vibrant nightlife.

Which part of Goa is less expensive?

North Goa is less expensive due to its budget-friendly accommodations despite also hosting several luxury resorts.

Which part of Goa is most popular?

North Goa is renowned for its vibrant beaches and bustling atmosphere. Some of the most visited places in North Goa include Calangute Beach, Fort Aguada, and various water sports activities.

In which month is Goa cheapest?

Visiting Goa during the monsoon season (June to September) is the most economical choice, as travel and lodging costs are lower.

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Va. Democrats promote budget bill in statewide tour of their own

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — After blasting Gov. Glenn Youngkin for turning his beef with the General Assembly’s budget bill into a campaign-style statewide tour , Democrats hit the road themselves Monday to sell Virginians on what’s in their spending plan.

Leading House and Senate Democrats kicked off the three-day “Virginia Families First” tour, which will take them from Hampton Roads to the D.C. suburbs, the state capital and the Tennessee line. Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee Chairwoman L. Louise Lucas (D-Portsmouth) acknowledged that they were campaigning, too — but in a way she said was different from the barnstorming by Youngkin (R), who flirted with a 2024 presidential bid and is widely thought to still have national ambitions.

“We’re campaigning for the families of Virginia; that’s what we’re doing right now,” she said after the kickoff Monday morning at a downtown Portsmouth event space. “We’re campaigning on the issues that are important to them. He’s running for public office, whatever that might be.”

Youngkin has held several campaign-style events after the Democratic-controlled legislature passed a budget bill on March 9 without some of his highest priorities, including tax cuts and language to authorize a publicly financed $2 billion arena for the Washington Capitals and Wizards. Labeling it a “backward budget,” Youngkin told a suburban Richmond audience on March 14 that the Democrats’ goal is “taxing you more … and spending on pet projects.”

Youngkin said at that appearance that he had not had enough time to review all of the budget’s components to say whether he would consider vetoing the budget in its entirety — a point Democrats seized on Monday. The General Assembly will reconvene April 17 to consider Youngkin’s amendments and vetoes.

“If you have not had enough time, why go out and campaign and call our budget a backwards budget?” said House Appropriations Committee Chairman Luke E. Torian (D-Prince William). “When you propose a 1 percent salary increase for state employees and our teachers — what kind of salary increase is that? We have listened to the citizens of the commonwealth, and we’re proposing a 3 percent increase to hard-working families.”

Asked about the Democrats’ tour at an unrelated bill-signing event in Richmond on Monday, Youngkin said he hopes they are open about the tax increases included in the bill.

“I hope that they’re being transparent with everyone about the tax increases,” Youngkin said, according to a transcript provided by his office. “Families can’t afford tax increases, and they shouldn’t have to in a commonwealth where we don’t need them. As I said, we can, in fact, invest in education and law enforcement and behavioral health and we do not need to raise taxes and Virginians shouldn’t see their taxes go up.”

Youngkin’s proposed budget would have increased the state sales tax and extended it to digital downloads for consumers. He would have offset those increases by cutting personal income taxes, which the lawmakers did not do. The General Assembly also extended the digital sales tax to software purchased by businesses — not just consumers, as the governor had wanted — and applied the revenue to raises for teachers and state employees, K-12 schools and higher education, and government services.

On a tour that will take them to Richmond, Manassas, Fairfax County, Roanoke and Abingdon on Tuesday and Wednesday, Democrats plan to play up aspects of the budget that they think will be popular, including higher spending on K-12, higher education and mental health. On the tour’s second stop, they visited Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg. Torian said he was impressed by how clean and well-maintained the state psychiatric facility was. The visit emphasized the critical nature of mental health funding, he said.

“We need to make sure that money is kept in the budget,” Torian said. Facilities such as Eastern State “do not need to suffer as a result of the governor not supporting the budget … we have sent to him.”

The budget passed the House 62-37, with 11 Republicans joining every Democrat in favor of it, and passed the Senate 24-14, with three Republicans joining every Democrat in support and two Republicans not voting. Democrats said Youngkin has been childish — “He’s doing what spoiled brats do when they can’t get what they want,” said Sen. Mamie E. Locke (Hampton) — and unproductive by belittling a bill with bipartisan support as “backward.” Their own rhetoric was sharp, however.

“We put over $40 million in for school resource officers, 3 percent teacher pay raises,” said state House Speaker Don L. Scott Jr. (D-Portsmouth). “We did all of that, and for him to continue to try to characterize that as anything other than a responsible, bipartisan budget is really disappointing, and it’s amateurish and it shows that he doesn’t know how to work and play well with others.”

Gregory S. Schneider contributed to this report.

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