5 gorgeous days in Goa

Explore the sun kissed beaches, lip smacking cuisines, Portuguese architecture and a pulsating nightlife during this trip to Goa which is one of the hot destinations around the globe.

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Day 1

Club CubanaBardez

There are few places in Goa which have created a legend of their own. Club Cubana, for instance is one such place which has created its own loyal customer base which insists on entering the Club even during renovation shut down. The club is famous for its heady ambience and innov ...

Day 1

Britto's RestaurantBaga

This is a bit of a local institution; an archetypal Goan beach shack at one end, and extremely popular restaurant at the other, where owner-chef Cajetan Britto has been dishing out his crowd-pulling specialties for years. Acquaint yourself with the local flavors by tucking in to ...

Day 1

Baga BeachBaga

This small beach about 2 km north of Calangute in the Bardez district is a lively place known for its hopping "shack life." The many popular food and drink joints are headlined by St. Anthony's for seafood and Tito's Bar for nighttime revelry. The beach drops steeply to the shor ...

Day 1

Calangute BeachCalangute

Calangute Beach, between Sinquerim and Baga beaches in the Bardez district, is an open stretch of sand with occasional palm trees for patchy shade. The beach is accessible by cement steps. Note the sign warning that swimming is dangerous—there's a fairly strong undertow here. C ...

Day 1

Fort AguadaCandolim

Perched high on a hill, with wonderful views west across the Arabian Sea and east across Aquada Bay to Panaji, Fort Aguada was built in 1612 and named for the natural springs that supplied not only the fort but also passing ships. Surrounded by wild grass, the fort is in excelle ...

Day 1

St. Anthony's Shack and RestaurantBaga

St. Anthony's is a famous shack right at Baga beach, and is a favorite amongst the young Goan crowd. It is so prominent that it attracts all the tourists as well. Enjoy some tasty and fresh sea food with drinks, and also sing for your loved ones during Karaoke!

Day 2

Arambol BeachArambol

The Arambol Beach extends over 16 km and consists of two beaches, more popular is the main beach. the northernmost beach in Goa. The second, more picturesque beach lies beyond the rocky circlet and can only be reached on foot and is bordered by steep cliffs on both sides. The mai ...

Day 2

Cavala, ArambolBaga

Serving since 1980, Cavala Seaside Resort is Baga's one of the most popular resorts. The resort is a celebration of hospitality and beachside activities. With the white, sugary sand beach just a stone's throw from your door, you'll never be far from the breathtaking Baga beach ex ...

Day 3

Dona PaulaPanjim

Dona Paula beach is located just about 7-km from Panaji. This place is called the Lovers Paradise in Goa, named after Dona Paula de Menezes. A myth has been attached to this place and according one legend the Viceroy's daughter after facing objections from her family about her lo ...

Day 3

Casino Royale GoaPanjim

Casino Royale Goa, India’s largest casino vessel is the hallmark of sophistication and grandeur. Floating on the tranquil Mandovi River in Goa, it is the preferred destination for the urbane and the elegant. It is also India´s largest Live Gaming casino having a vast variety o ...

Day 3

Paradise cruise GoaPanjim

A pleasant way to spend a thoroughly enjoyable evening in Goa is to take the ‘EXCITING EVENING ONE HOUR CRUISE” from the Tourism Jetty, below the Mandovi Bridge, Panaji Goa.A tastefully decorated cruiser named the “PARADISE”, Goa only triple deck cruiser, takes you for a ...

Day 3

Viva PanjimPanjim

Though it might be more than a touch touristy these days, this little side-street eatery, with a couple of tables out on the street itself, nevertheless still delivers tasty Goan staples, as well as the standard range of Indian fare. Keep an eye out in the dim interior for Mrs Li ...

Day 4

Thalassa Greek Tavern GoaVagator

"Thalassa" is an acronym for the "sea" in Greek, and this Greek taverna offers stunning views of Goa's thalassa. Perched on the edge of a high cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea in Small Vagator village, this open-air restaurant offers one of the most breath-taking sunset views in ...

Day 4

Tito'sBaga

When one thinks Tito, one has surfeit connotations.some think fun,others food and drink, while still some others would think Tito's offers the ultimate nirvana in enjoyment! True to its varied undertones, Tito's is one word that is on the lips of all visitors because of what it o ...

Day 5

Candolim ChurchCandolim

Candolim Church is located at a distance of 2 km from Candolim Beach. This church was constructed in 1560 by Fr. Pedro de Belem and is dedicated to the Lady of Hope. Repaired and remodelled in1661, the exterior of this church is decorated with emeralds and the interior has decora ...

Day 5

ArporaCalangute

The small village of Arpora in Goa is minutes from the famous Calangute and Baga beach resorts. Arpora and its surrounding countryside has been a popular location for tourist development in recent years. Large hotels have sprung up in the fields behind Goa's golden coast, and a c ...

Day 5

Anjuna Flea marketAnjuna

Getting to the Wednesday flea market at Anjuna can be half the fun; you can take a bus or a motorcycle taxi, or a fisherman's boat from Baga, which is quicker. Although you will still find hippies there, it really isn't their market anymore. Now dominated by Lambani nomads in the ...

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