Goa Tour Package

Seeking an escape from your hectic daily routine and want to unwind in a peaceful atmosphere? Then the answer must be Goa. Just the name conjures images of a laid-back beach lifestyle. Goa, located in western India along the Arabian Sea, became the 25th state of India after gaining independence from Portuguese rule in 1961. Renowned for its beautiful beaches, rich culture, pleasant climate, and historical sites, Goa boasts vibrant architecture, lush landscapes, and stunning coastlines. The state, spanning 3702 square kilometers, consists of two revenue districts: North Goa and South Goa, offering a harmonious blend of Portuguese and Indian influences. On this 4 Days Goa Tour Package, you will cover some of the most famous and must visit sights in both North Goa and South Goa. 

North Goa Tour

North Goa is one of the two districts that make up the state of Goa. Known for its vibrant beaches, stunning natural beauty, and lively ambiance, it is a popular destination for those looking for sun, sand, and adventure. North Goa is renowned for its bustling beaches, energetic nightlife, Goa trance music, diverse markets, hippie markets, and yoga retreats. You will be visiting some of the popular destinations in North Goa, such as Fort Agauda, Vagator Beach, Anjuna Beach, Baga Beach, Snow Park, and Calangute Beach. 

• Fort Agauda: Situated on a hill near the River Mandovi in North Goa, this renowned tourist destination is one of the largest and best-preserved seventeenth-century Portuguese forts in Goa. Named after the Portuguese word "aguada," meaning water, the fort includes a lighthouse and overlooks the Arabian Sea from Sinquerim Beach. 

• Vagator Beach: This beach, surrounded by red cliffs, is one of the most photographed beaches in Goa. Named after the nearby village of Vagator, it offers local charm and a peaceful environment. With freshwater springs on one side and shopping stalls on the other, this clean and beautiful beach is a perfect destination for those seeking peace. 

• Anjuna Beach: Located about 18 km from Panaji and is situated in Bardez Taluka. Anjuna Beach is known for its mystical rock formations and scenic beauty. It is a popular tourist destination, providing water activities to its visitors such as parasailing, jet skiing, & banana boat rentals. This beach is popular for its nightlife, beach shacks, watersports, full-moon parties, and flea markets. 

• Baga Beach: Baga Beach is one of the most popular beaches in North Goa, located near Calangute Beach, about 30 km north of Panjim. This beach is widely known for its wide range of water sports, Baga is named after the Baga Creek, which flows into the Arabian Sea. It is a favorite spot for nature enthusiasts who enjoy its scenic beauty.

• Snow Park: Located between two famous beaches, Baga Beach and Calangute Beach. It is a unique and ultimate entertainment park for an amazing experience. You can experience the snow, take a selfie with the snowman, play in the snow, or enjoy the rhythms of the DJ's songs with laser lights and a mesmerizing thunder effect. There are many attractions, such as sledging cars, ice igloos, snow volleyball, ice sculpture, thunder storms, climbing walls, and many more. 

• Calangute Beach: Located 15 km from Panjim, Calangute Beach is the longest beach in North Goa, extending from Candolim to Baga. It attracts all types of travelers, including nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and partygoers. As the largest and most popular beach in North Goa, it is renowned for its stunning beauty and vibrant atmosphere. The bustling markets offer everything from beer and food to jewelry, clothes, trinkets, and souvenirs. The beach is lined with dense palm and coconut trees, with the Arabian Sea providing a perfect spot for photography. 

South Goa Tour 

South Goa district is one of two districts that together constitute the state of Goa, India. This district covers the entire southern part of Goa State. It is famous for its natural beaches, temples, water falls, hill spots, paddy fields, and coconut groves. South Goa is more of a natural beauty and less crowded, so it gives you the feel of authentic Goa. It is rich in cultural heritage, offers various water sports activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and dolphin watching, and is home to vibrant markets, offering a glimpse into Goan culture with fresh produce, spices, and traditional handicrafts. You will be visiting some of the best attractions in South Goa, which include Old Goa Church (Basilica of Bom Jesus), Dona Paula, the Filmy Chakar, Miramar Beach, Mangeshi Temple, Panjim City, Mandovi River, and a boat cruise. 

• Old Goa Church: Renowned as the Basilica of Bom Jesus, this Roman Catholic church is located in the abandoned city of Old Goa, Goa State, India. The word basilica is derived from a Greek term meaning “royal house.” Built between 1594 and 1605, it is regarded as an outstanding example of Renaissance Baroque and Portuguese colonial architecture. It contains the remains of St. Francis Xavier. This Goa church has the mummy of a renowned saint named Francis Xavier. He was the co-founder of a religious congregation (called the Society of Jesus, aka Jesuits) along with St. Ignatius Loyola, who was his close friend. 

• Dona Paula Beach: Located 7 km from Panjim, Dona Paula is a popular tourist spot in South Goa, often called the "lovers' paradise." Named after Dona Paula de Menezes, the Viceroy's daughter, who tragically leapt from a cliff due to her forbidden love for a fisherman, it is renowned for its scenic beauty. The meeting point of the Zuari and Mandovi Rivers makes it a perfect place to click memorable pictures. 

• Filmy Chakkar: Filmy Chakkar is a popular attraction offering a Bollywood-themed experience. The boat trip takes about 40-45 minutes from Miramar Beach to the Mandovi River, featuring commentaries on various Bollywood filming locations. The journey provides stunning views of Goa's coastline, rivers, and lush landscapes, and grants access to areas not easily reachable by road, offering a unique perspective of the region.

• Miramar Beach: Situated approximately 3 km from Panaji, Miramar Beach, also known as Gaspar Dias, is the merging point of the Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea. The name "Miramar" originates from Portuguese, translating to "viewing the sea”. It gives a spectacular sea view and a panoramic view of Aguada Fort. This beach, characterized by its silver sands and palm trees, is favored for picnics, barbeque gatherings, water sports, and dolphin spotting cruises.

• Mangeshi Temple: Located in Priol, Ponda taluka, about 21 kilometers from Panaji, one of Goa's renowned temples stands out for its unique blend of Hindu, Christian, and Muslim architectural influences. It is the sole temple in the region where Lord Shiva is worshipped as Lord Mangesh. The entrance features a striking seven-story octagonal lamp tower. Constructed in traditional Goan temple architecture, during festive occasions, this majestic tower becomes a sight to behold when lit with oil lamps. 

• Panjim City: Panjim, also known as Panaji, serves as the capital of Goa, situated along the banks of the Mandovi River. Initially a small village, it gained prominence in the mid-18th century when repeated plagues led to the abandonment of Velha Goa, the former capital. Panaji took over as the capital in 1843. The town has preserved Portuguese heritage, which features narrow streets, old houses with balconies, red-tiled roofs, and numerous small bars and cafes.

• Mandovi River: It is a popular tourist destination in South Goa, serving as a significant water body in the region. This river contributes to the scenic beauty and ecosystem of the area. The river is famous for its sunset and river cruise dinners organised by the government and private operators. You will get a chance to experience the boat cruise on the Mandovi River. It is a popular tourist activity in Goa, offering a delightful experience along the scenic waters of the river. During the cruise, you can enjoy panoramic views of the riverbanks, lush greenery, and local villages. Typically, these cruises feature live music, traditional Goan dances, and entertainment on board.

As your tour wraps up, know that you've experienced all of Goa's must-visit spots. Though this 3-night 4-day package may seem short, it covers the most famous places, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Take a break from the ordinary and treat yourself to a relaxing getaway. Don't hesitate, secure your Goa tour package with Holidays to Nepal today and create lasting memories!