Goa Things to Do

Dudhsagar Waterfall is among the highest water falls in India. It lies in the southern part of Goa, towards the border with Karnataka state, in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary/Molem National...

I visited this beach on last day & thought why I missed it on my first day? Baga beach is very clean with lots of beach shakes where you can find both foreigners and Indians. This beach is perfect for...

The Basilica of Bom (infant or good) Jesus is 9 km from Panaji on the banks of Mandovi River in Old Goa. It contains the mortal remains of Goa's patron saint, St. Francis Xavier, who died while on a...

So it was just by luck that we found Konkan Explorers on Trip Advisor. They were rated No 1, so we thought we should give it a try. We were a big family of 8 members and 3 generations. All i can say...

when u reach the calangute beach there are already get you some agents of water rides. They will give you 5 rides in 600 rupees . most amazing thrill in banana ride and parachute gliding which are...

This 16th century Portuguese fort, the largest one in Goa, is located in Sinequim beach and comprises two parts: the lower and the upper. The former is used nowadays as a prision; the latter, open to...

When I travel I am not interested in spending time in beaches, but if we visit Goa we have to try, at least once, one of the beaches. If somebody asks me about the most interesting beach I knew in...

In front of Titanic restaurant on Palolem beach I found a husband and wife team from Menali who were offering massages - the husband would massage male clients and his wife the ladies. She gave me a...

Candolim Beach is positioned between Sinquerim and Calangute Beaches. It is one of the three main areas where most tourists stay when visiting North Goa (the other two being Calangute & Baga). Of the...

One of things Anjuna is famous for is its Wednesday Flea Market. Decades ago in the 60's it was a popular hangout for hippies who sold their wares at the market. These days almost all the hippies are...

Worth a visit for a few hours to this moderately -sized town which is the Capital of Goa. A good selection of shops and a very extensive market where all manner of goods and fruit can be purchased....

I visited Arambol during the monsoon season when most restaurants, shops and accommodations are closed, when the sea currents are strong and the red flag is permanent on the beach. It was very...

I have googled for Halal restaurants. Please erify before you eat anywhere from below list. Halal restaurant / Muslim Restaurant in Goa panaji margao Hotel Aflatoon Ango Vaddo, Mapusa, North...

Well, what can I say about the most beautiful paradise in a wheelie bin. My words are more but this space will become less if start writing my wonderful experience to Goa. The Jungle ride was one of...

This plantation is lesser known and slightly off the beaten track (they have not put up signboards and you need to call in advance to visit). We visited after spending the morning at the waterfall. On...

Two famous rivers of Goa, the Zuari and the Mandovi meet the Arabian Sea at this secluded bay. Once a silent village, it is today one of the most commercialized areas of Goa. It offers a fine view of...

Calangute is the place for waterjet, parachute, waterski and other water activites. Beach boys walk around and ask tourists. The price is normally 750 rupies for 10 minutes. You can try to bargain or...

Try and time your holiday to Goa. Make it to include a Wednesday and a Saturday. The former allows you to haggle to your heart's content in Anjuna Flea Market while the latter is a treat at Mackie's...

Besides the main bell which is 'Golden Bell' there are 4 more bells within the bell tower close to each other. One in the front and 2 each at left and right. Two bells to the left partially visible...

Old Goa was he site of the Portuguese capitl until the mid 18th century. Today is it a magnificent complex of churches, monasteries, and cathedrals that cover a 1.5 km stretch. It is also a UNESCO...

Anjuna Beach is one of Goa's most famous beaches in part for the Wednesday Flea Market held nearby and in part due to the party scene and drugs. It was the original "hippie" hangout in the 60's. It...

Mapusa ("Mapsa") is located about 10 miles north of Panaji, inland from Baga and Anjuna beaches. There is a daily "local" market there - fruits, vegetables, fish and a maze of small stores selling all...

Palolem beach is a beautiful beach.It has calm waters and is palm fringed end to end.It has great little beach huts on stilts.I paid about £3 per night to stay, it is also a great base throughout the...

Mandrem beach was amazing. So calm and beautiful. Really loved the hotel where I stayed as well. The hotel was called Beach Street Resort. It had such a nice view and great food. High speed internet...

In Colva you will find many locals in colourful dress and jewellery in the market area selling souvenirs. Most of them were happy to have their photo taken! and the photos will look good when you get...