Goa is home to India's most iconic beaches and seven remarkable UNESCO-declared world heritage sites, which makes it one of the best places to visit during your trip to India. A trip to India is never complete without visiting one of the country's most popular tourist destinations, Goa. It is well known for its overwhelming number of stunning beaches, thrilling water sports, mouth-watering seafood, extremely entertaining carnival festivals, extraordinary nightclubs, lavish cruises, excellent architectural wonders, dazzling nightlife, budget-friendly shopping, and so much more.

This spectacular state houses many iconic locations that are a must-visit during your stay in Goa. A few of the locations that top the list are Spice Plantation, Basilica of Bom Jesus, Deltin Royale, Chapora Fort, Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary, Dudhsagar Falls, Anjuna Beach Flea Market, Sinquerim Beach, Baga Beach, Colva Beach, Candolim Beach, and so many more! It is among the top tourist destinations in India and is visited by a large number of tourists every year. It is the perfect place for beach lovers, food lovers, shopaholics, party fanatics, adventure lovers, etc.

North Goa sightseeing tours, South Goa sightseeing tours, Houseboat day tours, Island Trips, and Dudhsagar Waterfall Trips are some of the Goa day tours available. Visits to the Fort Aguada Jail, the Portuguese lighthouse, Sinquerim Beach, Calangute Beach, Candolim Beach, Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, Vagator Beach, and Chapora Fort are included in the North Goa guide. Visits to Old Goa Churches, Mangueshi Temple, spice plantation, Dona Paula, Miramar Resort, and Sunset River Cruise are included in South Goa day tours. A boat safari along the Chapora River or the Mandovi River is included in the houseboat day tour, as well as crocodile sightings. The island trip is popular because it takes you to Grande Island, where the water is clear and snorkeling and fishing are available. You can also be served a barbecue meal. Travel to Mollem National Park, a Jeep safari to Dudhsagar, and bathing and swimming at the falls are all included in the Dudhsagar waterfall trip. You will also be brought to a spice plantation for Goa cuisine.

South Goa

South Goa sightseeing is a must-see feature of every trip to Goa, which includes everything from waterfalls to beaches to forts and churches! Mollem National Park and Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary surround Dudhsagar waterfall, which roughly translates to "Sea of Milk." Margoa is a must-see in South Goa sightseeing packages because it is one of the busiest and most bustling cities in the state. Another well-known draw in Margoa is the Holy Spirit chapel. In south Goa sightseeing, Colva beach is also known as the "White Sand" beach. Turtles lay their eggs on the beach at Galgibaga in the south, and birds lay their eggs in the Catigao Wildlife Sanctuary inland.

In addition to all of this, Goa is known for temples such as Shantadurga temple (one of the wealthiest temples dedicated to Shantadurga, the goddess of peace), Mangueshi temple, and others (Dedicated to Lord Shiva, being build in the 17th Century).

North Goa

If you want to go sightseeing in North Goa, the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which houses the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier and is near Panjim, is one of the best places to go. Just Panjim's popular "Mapusa Friday Market" comes close to matching Mapusa's market. In Bicholim, the 500-year-old Harvalem waterfall has a temple devoted to Lord Shiva. Calangute and Baga are known as Goa's queen beaches. Anjuna and Vagator have recently become well-known for hosting Goa's "Sun Burn" festival, and they should be on your North Goa sightseeing bucket list!

Goa, a well-known western coastal state, is known throughout India for its gorgeous beaches. Since Goa has so many beaches, covering as many as possible is a difficult task. Any of them will be covered throughout the day on the North Goa Tour.

HOHO Bus Tour

Goa has many surprises in store for visitors, and the HOHO bus tour is one such unique way to see the state. HOHO buses are fixed-top double-decker and single-decker air-conditioned buses with open tops. The Panoramic open view of Goa is one of the easiest ways to see the sights in Goa. This tour is suitable for those who have a small amount of time. This bus visits a variety of tourist attractions in Goa. In Goa, the hop on hop off (HOHO) is equipped with automatic GPS and English commentary. For double-decker buses, the lower deck is completely air-conditioned, with an open deck on top. WIFI is also used on the buses. The bus's fun and knowledgeable guide is another highlight.

Dolphin Spotting Trip

If you're visiting Goa during the peak season, a dolphin ride is a must-do for all visitors! Many people take a fun dolphin trip in Goa, where they sit in a 20-seater boat and watch wild dolphins pass by in the Arabian Sea. The Indo-Pacific Humpback dolphins and finless porpoises are the most common dolphins seen. One dolphin safari ride lasts 45 minutes, and you'll get to see the Millionaire's Palace and Fort Aguada Jail along the way!

Crocodile Sighting Trip

The trip is especially well-known among international tourists and a few nature lovers throughout the world. This travel begins at a boat jetty near Old Goa and lasts about 2-3 hours on a fully insured cruise boat. A 2-3 hour cruise with an onboard guide advising you on local sights and including information on various unusual species of birds seen along the way is a very refreshing experience. The captain of the boat ensures that at least one crocodile is seen for the day, which is impossible to do since they are half-hidden under marshy areas and spend much of their time hiding behind mangroves. Not just that, but there are also some games on board, as well as a few cold drinks and light snacks.

Spice Plantation Tour

India is well-known in the world for its spices. In the interior of Goa, where the climate is ideal for growing spices, there are a few spice farms. Despite the fact that spice production is not on a commercial scale, the quantity of spices provided is sufficient to meet the needs of locals on a daily basis. Visiting a Spice Farm in Goa and learning about different Indian spices, their various uses, and medicinal importance is a one-of-a-kind trip promoted by Goa Tourism. Ponda Taluka in Goa is home to some of Goa's most popular spice plantation farms.

Dudhsagar Waterfall Tour

The Dudhsagar Waterfall is one of India's tallest waterfalls. The fall season is enhanced by the dense greenery of the Western Ghats. In Mollem, Dudhsagar Falls is adjacent to the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and National Park. Geographically, the decline is located between Goa and Karanataka, and it is officially located in Goa's Sanguem Taluka.

Throughout the state of Goa, there are a variety of bars and discotheques with distinct themes. There are nightclubs in every corner of Goa, and the ambiance is very comfortable. Every year, a large number of visitors go to Goa to sample fantastic gourmet cuisine and native wine 'feni' in bars and pubs along the lovely beaches. There are several discotheques, hotel events, bars and restaurants, and night bazaars open all night.

Goa's nightlife heats up as the sun sets. Get ready for a fantastic evening in Goa! There are several options available. You may either sit and listen to live music or dance the night away at one of the trendiest clubs.

The Saturday night markets in Baga and Arpora are great places to catch local live music. Between Baga and Anjuna, Ingo's Saturday Night Bazaar hosts everything from rock fusion bands to jazz and Goan folk music.

After 11 p.m., Club Tito's and its sibling Mambo's start rocking. Every day has a different theme night. Another hip and exciting location is Candolim's famed Butter nightclub. The prospect of encountering the unexpected adds to the thrill of Goa's nightlife.