Itinerary
DAY 00
Other Benfits (On Arrival)
The golden sandy beaches with the fusion of Indian and European cultures define the smallest Indian state of Goa. It is one of the alluring tourist destinations that offer a relaxed and fun-filled vacation by the sea. Delightful Goa Vacation is about beautiful beaches, happening parties, laid-back life, and delicious food. The 4 days/3 nights Goa travel package will let you explore the best of this charming coastal region and immerse in its great vibe. This 4 days Goa trip is the perfect way to relax and unwind away from the chaos of daily life.
Note: This is just a suggested itinerary, and we customize the tour packages according to your needs. Contact us for any change.
Highlights
Wander around the golden beaches
Scour the bustling Tibetan Market
Visit the churches of Old Goa – Basilica Bom Jesus, St. Francis of Assisi, Se Cathedral, Church of St. Monica and St. Cajetan
Enjoy shopping at the markets of Panaji
Learn the rich history of Goa at the Museum of Christian Art and the Archaeological Museum
Engage in water activities at Baga Beach
Seek God’s blessing at Santa Durga Temple and Mangeshi Temple
Get a closer look at the Goan rural life at Ancestral Goa
Visit the Church of the Holy Spirit
Explore the grand Menezes Braganza mansion
DAY 01
GOA (ARRIVAL)
Your Goa trip starts after arriving at Dabolim Airport, where our representative will drink you and companion you to the resort. After completing the check- in formalities, relax for some time. The evening is free to enjoy a perambulation around the sand and respect the sight of the setting sun. Overnight stay at the resort.
DAY 02
NORTH GOA
Start the day with a succulent breakfast. moment you'll be going for the Goa megacity stint. Enjoy a scenic drive to North Goa, the mecca for flamboyant parties and flea requests. This region is amended with several idyllic strands, which are as graphic as you can imagine. Some of the most popular ocean strands are Baga, Calangute, Anjuna, Arambol, etc. In addition, Goa has other lodestones similar as the Chapora Fort, Aguada Fort, Basilica of Bom Jesus,etc.
Your Goa trip will start with exploring the beautiful spots of North Goa. First, visit the Old City, which served as the Portuguese capital from the 16th to the 18th century. Next, respect the beauty of the important-hallowed Basilica of Bom Jesus, delighting the finest exemplifications of Baroque- style armature. This church holds the remains of Saint Francis Xavier, the man behind the Society of Jesus. You'll also witness the exemplary armature of a many other churches, including the Se Cathedral, Church ofSt. Monica, andSt. Francis of Assisi. These churches unravel the authentic culture and depict the nobility of Goa during olden times.
Visit the Museum of Christian Art, which exudes aristocratic substance. It's one of a kind and flaunts an expansive collection of Christian art. The exhibits display precious monuments, essence, cabinetwork, ivory statues, fabrics, puppets, etc. Next, you'll be getting a near look at the Archaeological Museum, housing the vestiges from the Portuguese period. subsequently, visit Museum Solar Souto Maior, an important place to visit in Goa in 4 days. It's the oldest surviving heritage house in Goa registered under UNESCO. The 16th- century stately manse is a treasure trove of unique vestiges.
Eventually, drive back to Goa's capital Panaji and soak up the true substance of Goa in its social armature. latterly, wander around the megacity and teleport to the ancient period. Make sure to comb the Goan requests and buy monuments gifts for your loved bones . snare a succulent lunch at Panjim before heading to Baga Beach, one of the thriving spots in Goa. The rest of the time is free for rest conditioning. Engage in a water sport or shop from the Tibetan Market; it depends on you. The alternate day of your 4 days Goa trip ends after returning to the resort.
DAY 03
SOUTH GOA
After your breakfast, get ready to be driven towards South Goa. The sightseeing begins with exploring Margao, the artistic and marketable capital. After that, you'll be visiting the heavenly Colva Beach, Shanta Durga Temple, Mangeshi Temple, Largo de Igreja, and other well- known spots.
Largo de Igreja is a lovely place you'll visit during your Goa stint that exhibits traditional old Portuguese palaces. The area flaunts the Church of the Holy Spirit, one of the oldest in the region, erected in the 16th century. The splendid armature and the elegant artificer will enkindle your imagination and take you back in time.
latterly, you'll be heading to Ancestral Goa, a unique gallery located at Loutolim, 10 km from Margao. Then, you can witness an art gallery and a handcraft center offering locally made vestiges. The main highlight of this gallery is the gigantic form of Sant Mirabai, a great sucker of Lord Krishna. This 14- measures long statue is regarded as India's longest laterite form. Another magnet is the bigfoot; a massive footmark discovered when the point was shoveled .
Your Goa trip package is deficient without visiting the Menezes Braganza manse. It's a 17th- century luxuriant heritage house, one of the most exquisite palaces that boast a gallery filled with period cabinetwork, chargers, oils, and other antique treasures. The manse is located in the vill of Chandor and has two bodies with 24 windows, the East and the West Wing.
The East Wing is possessed by one set of the Pereira Braganza family descendants and features a huge chamber and a family tabernacle that has precisely saved a relic ofSt. Francis Xavier. The West Wing belongs to another family's descendants and looks more exquisite. In addition, it houses an expansive library of Luis de Menezes Braganza, a notorious intelligencer who played an integral part in Goa's Freedom Movement.
After a long sightseeing stint, it's time to get back to the resort and rest for the day.
DAY 04
GOA (DEPARTURE)
Eventually, you have reached the last day of your 4 days Goa diary. After a fulfilling breakfast, it's time to check out of the resort and drive back to the field. The stint ends with a awful experience and endless recollections.