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Goa Heritage Trail

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3 Nights / 4 Days
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Overview

This 4-day itinerary is perfect for travellers interested in exploring the cultural and historical heritage of Goa. 

From the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Goa to the charming streets of Fontainhas and the historic forts, you'll get a glimpse of Goa's fascinating past and colonial legacy.

Please take a look at our 3N/4D Goa holiday itinerary. 

Itinerary

  • Day 1 Arrive In Goa And Discover Old Goa's Heritage
    • Your heritage journey in Goa begins as you arrive in this coastal paradise known for its rich history and cultural heritage.

    • After checking in at your accommodation, your first stop is Old Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

    • Explore the historic churches and cathedrals. 

    • Learn about Goa's colonial past and its significance in the history of Portuguese India.

    • Return to your hotel after the day of exploration.

  • Day 2 Explore Fontainhas In Panaji
    • Wake up early and have your breakfast.

    • Spend your second day exploring the Latin Quarter of Fontainhas in Panaji, the state capital. Wander through the charming narrow streets lined with colourful Portuguese-style houses. Return to your accommodation later. 

  • Day 3 Visit Fort Aguada And Chapora Fort
    • After breakfast, prepare for a journey to two historic forts in Goa. 

    • First, visit Fort Aguada, a well-preserved 17th-century Portuguese fort with a lighthouse. Enjoy panoramic views of the Arabian Sea from its vantage point. 

    • Next, head to Chapora Fort, known for its appearance in the Bollywood movie "Dil Chahta Hai." 

    • Explore the ruins and enjoy stunning views of the Chapora River and Vagator Beach.

    • Later, return to your hotel. 

  • Day 4 Departure From Goa
    • On your final day, you can enjoy a relaxed morning.

    • Later, check out from your accommodation and proceed to the airport or your departure point. 

Inclusions

  • Stay
  • Sightseeing 
  • Transfers 
  • Transportation 
  • Meals - Daily Breakfast 

Exclusions

  • Additional accommodation or food costs.

  • Any additional meals other than what is mentioned in 'inclusions.'

  • Additional cost due to train or flight cancellations. 

  • Entry fee at the location.

  • 5% GST

  • Early check-in at the hotel.

  • Any personal expenses such as laundry or shopping.

Things to pack

  • Light and breathable cloth

  • Cloth according to activities 

  • Prescribed medicine if any 

  • Footwear 

  • Sun protection 

  • Travel Documents 

  • Beach Essential 

  • Prescribed Glasses 

Things to know

● The dates shown are indicative and can be changed to match your schedule.

● Arrive half an hour before the departure time to avoid hustle-bustle.

● The accommodation at the hotels listed should not be considered assured unless precisely specified and subject to room availability. If the space has been filled, we will provide you with a different property.

● The cab will remain with you throughout the tour.

● You will be taken to the places listed in the itinerary. If you wish to go somewhere else you can go on your own.

● Woollen clothes are advisable to carry in every season as there is no predictability of the weather.

● If the advance payment is not received on time, the booking will be cancelled.

FAQS

  • What is Goa known for?

    Goa is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, rich Portuguese heritage, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

  • When is the best time to visit Goa?

    The best time to visit Goa is from November to February when the weather is pleasant and dry. This is the peak tourist season.

  • How do I get to Goa?

    Goa is well-connected by air, rail, and road. The Dabolim Airport is the primary airport in Goa. You can also reach Goa by train or bus from various parts of India.

  • What are the top tourist attractions in Goa?

    Some popular attractions in Goa include the beaches (Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Anjuna Beach), historic forts (Aguada Fort, Chapora Fort), and churches (Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral). Water sports and wildlife sanctuaries are also popular.

  • Is Goa safe for tourists?

    Goa is generally considered safe for tourists. However, like any tourist destination, it's important to take basic precautions like safeguarding your belongings and being aware of your surroundings.

  • What are the must-try Goan dishes?

    Some must-try Goan dishes include seafood like prawn balchao and fish curry rice, Goan vindaloo, bebinca (a traditional Goan dessert), and feni (a local liquor).

  • Can I rent a scooter or car in Goa?

    Yes, you can rent scooters, motorcycles, and cars in Goa. It's a common way for tourists to get around and explore the area.

  • Are there any cultural festivals in Goa?

    Yes, Goa hosts several cultural festivals throughout the year. The most famous one is the Carnival, which usually takes place in February. Other festivals include Shigmo, Christmas, and Diwali.

  • Are there any restrictions on beachwear in Goa?

    While beachwear is acceptable on the beaches, it's advisable to dress more conservatively when visiting religious sites or moving around in towns and cities.

  • What are some offbeat things to do in Goa?

    You can explore the spice plantations, visit the Dudhsagar Waterfalls, go on a bird-watching tour in the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, or take a backwater cruise in the Chapora River.

  • Is Goa family-friendly or more of a party destination?

    Goa offers something for everyone. While it is known for its vibrant nightlife, it also has family-friendly beaches and activities, making it suitable for both partygoers and families.

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