Places you can’t miss to visit in Goa

• Calangute and Baga Beach

  Calangute and Baga Beach are two beautiful interconnected beaches that attract thrill-seeking adventurers. Those people who are looking to party, here are several places to spend your amazing nights over there. These beaches are usually crowded during the holiday season. You can spend all your day relaxing on sun lounges and dipping yourself into the waves. Once the sun sets, you can go to nightclubs to party.

• Candolim Beach

  Candolim is one of the most exemplary Goan beaches with a melange of nightlife, water sports, beach shacks, seafood and not but the least shopping (how can we miss that part!!). Considered by polished sand dunes, clear waters, crisp sea breeze and huge wraps of soft sands, Candolim is known for its remarkable beauty. This beach is relatively less crowded which attracts mainly foreign tourists. Candolim Beach is known for its energetic nightlife and electrifying water sports.

• Dudhsagar Falls

  "The Flowing Torrent of Milk"

  Dudhsagar, the name itself translates to "sea of milk", is Goa’s tallest waterfall with a height of 310 meters. The three-streamed, four-tiered natural marvel is located deeply in the Western Ghat Mountains. It stands within dense forests of the Mollem National Park. You cannot miss this beauty visit for sure while you are on tour to goa.

• Vagator beach

  A beach for those who like a bit of peace.

  Located just a few minutes away from Anjuna Beach, Vagator isn’t as crowded, which marks it a perfect place to sit back and relax. You’ll find beach shacks, restaurants and shops just a few footsteps away from the waves. Nearby you can go for a bit of exploration at Chapora Fort. Water sports are there to be enjoyed too.

• Fort Aguada

  If you are looking for sun, surf and sand then Aguada in North Goa is the place for you. Aguada beach differs from all other beaches of Goa for the flock of historical attractions. Fort Aguada has beheld many battles and historical moments. Fort Aguada has been used as Aguada jail as well. 

• Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church

  The Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church is an excellent structure standing on the Church Square Panaji. It has Classic White Baroque architecture merged with Portuguese flavors and a trace of Goan touch. You should visit here to capture the beauty and simplicity of Goa if you are a peace lover.

• Shri Mangesh temple

  The Mangesh Temple is famous for its history & architecture and is counted amongst the most famous temples in Goa. The area neighboring is known as Mangueshi. Lord Shiva is known as Lord Mangesh only here in the whole Goa. The architecture of Mangesh Temple reflects a mixture of Hindu, Christian and Muslim inspirations.

• Mandovi River Cruise

  River Cruise is a memorable activity in Panaji. River cruise is one of the top things to do in Goa, especially the evening sunset cruise is a beautiful experience. Most of the cruise trips last for one hour with a ride across the Mandovi River.

• Basilica of Bom Jesus

  The Basilica of Bom Jesus is the most known among Goa’s churches built in 1605. The basilica is particularly popular for its architecture and several spectacularly carved statues, doors, and columns. Featuring over 30 late twentieth-century paintings, there’s also a modern art gallery inside. The Basilica of Bom Jesus has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO which should be the top reason to visit it for sure. 

• Dona Paula Beach

  If you love taking photographs, Dona Paula is best for Instagram-ready sunsets. The small beach is also popular as the Lover's Paradise. If you’re feeling adventurous, then you can get your heart facing with windsurfing, water skiing, parasailing, kayaking and motorboat rides. We guarantee you that you would love the views of sunset here.