Goa

Exotic dark-gold sand beaches, dotted with fishing boats, cafés, and craft markets, have taken the place of immaculate white sand beaches. Panjim, now simply known as Goa’s Old Town, was previously the capital of the Portuguese Estado da India (State of India). Out front, mango and papaya trees bloom, and the streets of Portuguese townhouses have recently been repaired and brightly painted yellow and pink.

Not just the beach fun, there is much more adventure associated with this beautiful place. Live your dream of Hot Air Balloon Flight, visit Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, try out Casino Royale, explore the exciting Baga Beach, and be ready for a Dolphin Ride-on your beautiful journey to Goa.

Best time to visit Goa:

The best time to visit your favorite party destination is winters. It will be more fun if you book your tour package between mid of November to the mid of February. Famous festivals like Sunburn and the New Year special celebration in December are worth visiting.

Places to see in Goa:

A few of the essential places that should be visited inGoa are:

Calangute Beach: 

If you are visiting Goa, then you must go to the Queen of beaches. If you are both a nature lover and adventure enthusiast, you must visit Calangute Beach in Goa. The scenic views here are the perfect way to relax your mind from the hustle and bustle of city life

Dudhsagar Waterfalls: 

Dudhsagar Waterfalls is regarded as one of India’s must-see sights. This astounding waterfall is asight to remember for years. Though reaching this spot is not an easy task as it is located on the Goa-Karnataka border.

Chapora Fort: 

This fort is being the place of so many battles from Portuguese to the Indians. The natural landscape and the peaceful sea are worth spending time for. The sea breeze adds a plus to the breath-taking views out there.

Baga Beach: 

It is among the Goa’s most famous places that stay open all night. Starting from the best music celebrations by late-night, and the most gracious adventure sports, Baga Beach will be your favorite spot in a tour to Goa.

Aguada Fort: 

Aguada Fort is another popular place in your must-visit list in Goa. You can also explore the oldest lighthouse in India which is found within the fort. Enjoy the sea breezes in the afternoon when it is comparably too hot at the beachside.

Things to do in Goa:

Sunburn Goa: 

Most people visit Goa to be the part of the largest gathering which is Sunburn. If you are visiting in the month of December, keep this annual electronic dance music festival on your top priority.

Tito’s Street: 

Tito’s street is famous for the best clubs around. If you are a party lover and a huge fan of foods and drinks, you must visit Tito’s Street. Get ready for soul-pumping dancing and delicious foods out there.

Club Cubana: 

Located in North Goa, Club Cubana is named ‘Nightclub in the Sky’. The revolving flashlights and the spacious dance floor are all that you need to explore the nightlife in Goa.

How to reach Goa?

You can reach Goa from various parts of India by air, train, and road. If you want to reach via road, you can take inter-city or intra-city buses.

Closest Railway Station to Goa City:

Closest Railway stations to Goa city are Vasco da Gama and Madgaon.

Closest Airport to Goa:

Dabolim Airport is the closest airport to Goa.