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Budget Goa Tour Packages

Set out on a thrilling adventure through Goa’s sun-drenched paradise! Our all-encompassing tour creates a rich tapestry of experiences across this coastal gem’s numerous attractions, capturing its dynamic energy and array of offerings. Start in vibrant North Goa, where beachgoers are drawn to the golden beaches of Calangute and Baga, and historybuffs are enthralled with Fort Aguadas ancient charms.

Discover the unique atmosphere of Panaji, the state capital, which is home to lively markets and Portuguese architecture. Go to the calm surroundings of South Goa and enjoy the immaculate sands of the Palolem and Colva beaches, which provide peace and breathtaking sunsets.

Discover Goa’s cultural legacy at Old Goa, which is home to imposing churches like Sé Cathedral and the Basilica of Bom Jesus, that showcase the island’s illustrious past. Savor the vibrant clubs and beach shacks that provide your evenings with a pulsating beat.

 

In lively markets, indulge in delectable seafood and Goan cuisine while embracing the local flavors. With its water sports and heritage paths, this tour of Goa delivers an unmatched blend of pleasure, culture, and exuberance on India’s western coastline.

Top 10 Destinations For Site Seeting In Goa

Goa is located around 250 miles (400 kilometers) south of Bombay, often known as Mumbai. One of the smallest states in India, it has borders with Karnataka to the east and south, Maharashtra to the north, and the Arabian Sea to the west. Panaji, or Panjim, is a city in the district on the mainland’s north-central coast.

Renowned for its beaches, Goa receives hundreds of thousands of tourists from both domestic and international countries each year. One of the most significant Christian pilgrimage sites in Asia, the Basilica of Bom Jesus in Old Goa, is only one of the temples and structures in Goa that are recognized as masterpieces of global architectural art.

The top ten places in Goa for Sightseeing are listed below:

  1. Calangute Beach: Enjoy the lively atmosphere, water sports, and golden sands at Calangute Beach, one of Goa’s most well-liked and bustling beaches.
  2. Baga Beach: Take in the vibrant atmosphere as you explore the lively nightlife, beach shacks, and watersports.
  3. Old Goa (Velha Goa): by visiting UNESCO-listed sites including Sé Cathedral and Basilica of Bom Jesus, which showcase Portuguese architectural design.
  4. Panaji: Discover the allure of the state capital with its lively marketplaces, the medieval Dona Paula Viewpoint, and the Latin Quarter of Fontainhas.
  5. Anjuna Beach: Discover a blend of beachside trance parties, flea markets, and relaxed moods at Anjuna Beach.
  6. Dudhsagar Waterfalls: Take in the breathtaking falls set amidst verdant vegetation, providing a revitalizing escape into the natural world.
  7. Aguada Fort: This fort is an art of Portuguese sculpture that offers sweeping vistas of the Arabian Sea and hints to Goa’s imperial past.
  8. Chapora Fort: Take in the expansive views from this historic fort, which gained notoriety thanks to the Bollywood-film Dil Chahta Hai.
  9. Candolim Beach: Take in the peace and quiet and enjoy the fine sands of this less frequented beach.
  10. Dona Paula: Take a leisurely stroll along the coastline or partake in watersports at this picturesque location that offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea.
These locations ensure a wonderful tour of Goa’s varied attractions by providing a blend of beaches, historical monuments, natural wonders, and cultural experiences.

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How To Travel To Goa

There is only one main airport in Goa, which acts as the main entry point to a number of Indian cities:

Goa International Airport (Dabolim Airport, GOI): This airport is the primary airport for the state of Goa and is situated in Dabolim. It links the state to several important Indian cities, including Ahmedabad, Pune, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata and more.

Regular domestic flights are offered by Goa International Airport to and from a number of Indian cities, serving both tourists and residents traveling to or from Goa. The most recent flight schedules and destinations should be checked nevertheless, as they might have changed since then.

Set out on an exciting road journey from major Indian towns to Goa! 

Travel from Mumbai to Goa via NH66 and enjoy a picturesque trip over the NH48 across Maharashtra. Take the NH48 or NH66 from Bangalore to enjoy a scenic drive through the beautiful regions of Karnataka. 

One option for travelers coming from Pune is NH66, which offers a breathtaking trip over the Western Ghats. Travelers from Delhi can travel via Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra on NH48 or NH48/NH27, which will take them to Goa. 

A thrilling and unforgettable journey to the beachy paradise of Goa may be had by road, thanks to the state-run buses, private taxis, self-drive choices and well-connected highways.

Take a picturesque train ride from major Indian towns to Goa! 

Trains from Delhi to Madgaon (Margao) and Vasco da Gama that directly run include the Rajdhani and Konkan Kanya Express. To go to Goa, passengers from Mumbai can take trains like the Konkan Kanya Express or the Mandovi Express. 

Trains such as the Yeshvantpur Karwar Express and the Vasco da Gama Express depart from Bangalore. The Howrah-Vasco da Gama Amaravati Express from Kolkata connects to Goa. 

Travelers visiting Chennai may choose the Chennai-Vasco da Gama Express train. Goa has excellent train connections, providing passengers with a lovely journey through scenic landscapes and easy access to the sun-kissed beaches of this coastal paradise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where's the best in Goa for nightlife?

Goa became a center for markets, casinos, cruises, beaches, and parties. Goa’s nightlife is renowned for its lively and bouncing vibes, which keep guests awake. Diese ist a list of Goa’s nightclubs that are open. 

  1. Party Clubs: Baga Beach’s Club Tito’s, Club LPK, etc.
  2. Beach Shacks: Baga Beach’s Brittos, Candolim Beach’s Bobby’s Shack, etc.
  3. Bars and Pubs: Anjuna Beach’s Shores Bar and Guru Bar, Baga Beach’s Britto’s, etc.
  4. Night Markets: Mackie’s Saturday Night Bazaar at Baga Beach, the Saturday Market at Arpora Beach, etc.
  5. Party Cruises: On the Mandovi River, nighttime party cruises are offered.
  6. Quiet Sounds Events: Goan Cuisine
  7. Beach Raves: Anjuna’s Bamboo Forest, Vagator’s White Rock Beach, etc.

The peak season, which spans from mid-November to mid-February and sees a temperature dip from 20°C to 28°C, is the best time of year to visit Goa. The most Tourists visit during this time of year because of the cold, nice weather, especially around Christmas and New Year’s. 

  1. November to March is the best time to visit.
  2. April to October can be considered as Shoulder Season
  3. May to September is the low season.

These are the best places of Goa for thrilling enjoyment and Shopping

  1. North Goa: Membos Calangute, Tito’s Calangute, Candolim Beach, Fort Aguada, Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, Chapora Fort, Arambol Beach, Vagator Beach, Morjim Beach, etc. 
  2. Panaji: Church of St. Cajetan, Bambolim Beach, Querim Beach & Tiracol Fort, St. Cathedral, etc. 
  3. South Goa: Grand Island, Palolem Beach, Cavelossim Beach, Patnem Beach, Dudhsagar Falls, Butterfly Beach, Agonda Beach, Club LPK, etc. 

All things considered, we prefer North Goa for housing because it’s easily accessible and manageable. 
If you want to enjoy the restaurants, markets, nightlife and bustling streets, head to North Goa. 
Additionally, if you’re looking for a classy and relaxing vacation, South Goa can be a great choice for you.

  • Candolim, Baga, Anjuna, Calangute, Vagator, Morjim, Arambol and Sinquerim are the top beaches in North Goa.
  • The top beaches in South Goa are Patnem Beach, Agonda Beach, Palolem Beach, Butterfly Beach and Cola Beach. 

The primary train stations are Vasco-da-Gama and Madgaon Major regions of the nation are well connected to these train stops. 

The only operational airport in the state, Goa International Airport, is located in Dabolim, close to Vasco da Gama, and is connected to all of India’s main airports.

Goa beaches provide a variety of activities, such as leisurely walks and water sports like jet skiing, banana boat rides, parasailing and paragliding, among many more.

  1. Wakeboarding, jet skiing, bodyboarding, kayaking, paddleboarding, banana riding, speed boat rides, and kneeboarding are among the activities offered at Baga Beach.
  2. Jet ski rides, snorkelling, parasailing, and a rough banana ride are available at Anjuna Beach. 
  3. Grand Island: Scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, and dolphin boat safari
  4. Flyboarding, Jet Skiing, Surfing, Bumper Riding, and Boat Riding at Morjim Beach
  5. Miramar Beach: Boat trips, parasailing, and dolphin observation
  6. Ashwem Beach offers boat rides, jet skis, windsurfing, paragliding and surfing.
  7. Dona Water scooter rides, windsurfing, parasailing, water skiing, kayaking, and yachting are available at Paula Beach.
  8. Calangute Beach: Bumper cars, parasailing, jet skiing, and banana rides
  9. Enjoy rides on boats, jet skis, parasailing, and bumpy banana rides at Candolim Beach.
  10. Boat rides, bumper cars, parasailing, jet skiing, and dolphin watching are available at Vagator Beach.
  11. Arambol Beach provides bumper cars, jet skiing, surfing and banana boat rides.

In Goa, motorbike/scooty taxis are a common form of transit. Additionally, you can hire a scooter or motorcycle, reserve a taxi, or use a vehicle owned by the Goa government, such as the GTDC, or use the services of a women’s taxi or approved car rentals in Goa.

Apart from the above the following services can also be availed based on availability

  1. On a per-day basis, rent a geared or non-geared bike.
  2. Utilize the motorcycle rickshaws pilot service.
  3. Cabs or Autorickshaws
  4. Electric bicycles
  5. Services for renting scooters
  6. A bike or a scooter
  7. Cycle

The following are the  list of Goa shopping destinations: 

  1. Anjuna Flea Market (open only on Wednesdays) 
  2. Baga Night Market (open on Saturday nights) 
  3. Calangute Market Square
  4. Mackie’s Night Bazaar (Every Saturday, from the month of November to the end of May) 
  5. Ingos Saturday Night Bazaar
  6. Mapusa Market (closed on Sunday, Panjim Market) 
  7. Le Souk
  8. Beach Candy
  9. Mall de Goa

Best Locations for enjoyment and thrilling activities in Goa are listed below.

  1. Arambol: Parties, shopping, yoga, and paragliding
  2. Agonda: Adventure sports (boating, fishing), picnics, spa treatments, beach bike rides, church, and more
  3. Dona Paula: Adventure Sports (Kayaking, yachting, motorboating, water scootering, water skiing, parasailing, snorkeling, sport fishing and other water sports) 
  4. Palolem: Strolls, picnics, and adventurous pursuits (dive diving, kayaking, dolphin watching, boat rides).
  5. Agonda: Adventure sports (boating, fishing), picnics, spa treatments, beach bike rides, church, and more
  6. Anjuna: beach parties, nightlife, and a flea market on Wednesday 
  7. Calangute: Beach Activities (jeep skiing, tanning, etc.) 
  8. Candolim: Shopping and tanning 
  9. Colva: Lounging, eating, and strolling along the beach 

It’s better to plan your Goa trip during the Festival Season. Here is a list of famous festivals of Goa. 

  1. Goa Carnival – 22-25 Feb
  2. Christmas – 25th Dec
  3. Feast of St. Francis Xavier – 3rd Dec
  4. Bonderam Festival – 4th Sat of Aug
  5. Goa Sunburn Festival – December
  6. VH1 Supersonic – 27-30th December
  7. Shigmo Festival – 21st March
  8. Three Kings Feast – 6th Jan
  9. Grape Escapade – January
  10. Goa Food & Cultural Fest – February
  11. Goa Cashew & Coconut Fest – April/May
  12. Sao Joao – 24th June
  13. Saptah Festival – 16th Aug onwards
  14. New Year – 31st Dec

Here is the useful information regarding Do’s and Don”ts while visiting the destinations of Goa

Do’s

  • Don’t do lungi dancing on the beach.
  • On the beach, stay away from wearing heels.
  • Steer clear of pricey jewelery.
  • Steer clear of aquatic sports without a teacher 
  • Select a secure tattoo artist.
  • Always carry some cash with you; bring light clothing, such as shorts. 
  • Observe Driving Laws at all times.
  • Respect the posted speed limits in every location.

Don’ts

  • Do not operate a vehicle without the proper license.
  • Having an excessive amount of cash on oneself
  • Orienting the Camera
  • Never allow strangers to mix drinks for you.
  • Never sleep on the beach, and never drink and drive 
  • Never hail a cab at random.
  • Don’t swoon over our sisters in bikinis.

 

 

 

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