Goa Tour Packages

Goa tour packages offer you an opportunity of a lifetime to discover the tiny emerald that is Goa. Ensconced as it is between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, Goa is blessed with immense diversity that allows you to have diverse experiences during your vacation in Goa.

 

 

Our collection of Goa tour packages with price as well as customizable tour packages are designed to offer you a travel experience that you wish for.

 

From short escape like 3 days trip to Goa which is ideally suited if you are traveling to Goa with friends or family for the first time to mid level 5 - 7 days goa trip ideal for those looking for Goa honeymoon packages to 10 days Goa tours for those looking to relax, chill out at the beaches, enjoy the vibrant nightlife or go off the beaten path in Goa, we got it all covered.

 

IHPL offers Goa vacation packages from Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and other major cities in India. Our collection of tailormade and pre-packaged Goa tour itineraries are also categorized into Goa honeymoon packages, Goa family packages, Goa packages for friends and Goa packages for couples so that it is easier for you to browse and choose the itinerary that is most suited to your requirement.

 

While crafting the Goa tour itineraries, we have ensured that you get to experience the best of this tropical paradise. Whereas in our short Goa trips, we ensure that you cover the best of both North Goa and South Goa - especially the beaches, our longer itineraries spanning over 6 days and more also include exclusive experiences and also cover offbeat Goa like the Sahakari Spice Plantation or the Dudhsagar Falls.

 

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Goa is the most prominent beach destination in India. Millions of tourists from across the globe visit Goa each year to enjoy it’s distinct sussegado and sandy beaches. But that is not all there is to Goa. This erstwhile Portuguese colony is also home to a number of Churches and Cathedrals, a legacy of yore which have been inscribed by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

 

The old streets of South Goa are suffused with a quaint charm and one of the major draw of Goa tourism. These sites as well as the festivals celebrated at some of them attract a lot of tourists to Goa. Goa Carnival, Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, 3 Kings Feast, Christmas and New Year are celebrated at a grand scale in Goa.

 

Then there is the path less traveled. The backwaters, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries and spice plantations offer unique offbeat experiences in Goa to the discerning travelers.

 

There are some of the world-class hotels and beach resorts in Goa offering sybaritic experiences to connoisseurs of luxury. With private beaches, pools, private villas, kids zone, pet-friendly accommodation and rejuvenating spa, these hotels cater to savvy travelers looking for relaxation, pampering and privacy.

 

Then of course, there are beaches, adventure sports activities, casinos, cruises, dolphin sightings, shopping at famous flea markets and a vibrant nightlife which makes Goa a distinct and one of the most popular travel destinations in India.

With more than 50 beaches to its claim of flame, Goa is unarguably the top beach destination in India. You’ll find beaches buzzing with crowds and a lot of adventure sports activities in Goa. The South Goa beaches are suited to those looking for relaxation and privacy. There are beaches in Goa ideal if you are visiting with friends and then there are secret beaches in Goa which are best suited for couples visiting Goa.

 

The most renowned beaches in North Goa include Calangute, Baga, Candolim and Anjuna whereas Betalbatim, Arossim, Cola, Cavelossim and Mobor are considered the best South Goa beaches. Some of the secret beaches in Goa include Kakolem, Velsao, Butterfly and Ashwem beach.

If it's your first trip to Goa, then we’d recommend that you cover most of South and North Goa which is quite possible with our 3 days trip to Goa itinerary.

 

Start with a visit to North Goa and cover the famous beaches. Enjoy adventure sports, drink or dine at beach shacks and do some shopping before moving on to South Goa where you should cover both beaches and the famous churches and cathedrals of Goa.

 

You can also customize short trips to Goa to include a visit to either Dudhsagar Falls or the Sahakari Spice Plantation.

Traveling to Goa with friends means a lot of fun and adventure. While considering Goa adventure packages, make sure they include loads of adventure sports activities.

 

The beaches of North Goa are perfect for engaging in adventure sports activities in Goa. Holidaymakers can enjoy activities such as scuba diving, kayaking, parasailing, paragliding, and banana boat rides. Among the most famous beaches where watersports can be enjoyed are Calangute beach, Baga beach, Vagator beach, and Anjuna beach.

 

For more adventure, also plan for an excursion to Dudhsagar Falls which includes a scenic hike.

There are various flea markets for pocket-friendly shopping in Goa. Flea markets in North Goa sell handicrafts, clothes, accessories, hammocks, pottery, jewelry, trinkets, and other local items at super affordable prices.

In North Goa, tourists can go shopping at Bicholim, Saturday Night Market in Arpora, Anjuna Market on Wednesday, and Mapusa Market on Friday.

 

Some of the best places for shopping in South Goa include Margao Market, Palolem Beach Market, Colva Beach Market, Margao Municipal Market, and Gandhi Market.

Goa is also known for its festive celebrations. The famous Goa Carnival, Christmas, and New Year Eve are known to all. However, Feast of St. Francis Xavier, Three Kings Feast, Grape Escapade, Goa Food & Culture Festival, Goa Cashew & Coconut Festival, Sao Joao Festival, Vasco Saptah, Shigmo, Sunburn, Bonderam Festival, and Goa Mango Festival are among other festivals of Goa.

The cuisine of Goa reflects Portuguese, Hindu, and Muslim culture mélange. It also offers coastal Konkan flavors with coconut and fish as staples. Authentic Goan food to try include vindaloo, Crab xec xec, Prawn balchão, bebinca, sanna, Goan red rice, Chouris pão, poee, feni, kokum, toddy, and Port wines. There are many cafes and beach shacks in North Goa to savor authentic Goan cuisine.

The nightlife of Goa is so happening that makes it one of the must-visit places in India. Both North and South Goa are dotted by several places to party. To enjoy throughout the night, tourists can head to various North Goa nightclubs. Beach parties and full-moon parties are unparalleled attractions here. North Goa also has many offbeat things to do at night such as cruise tours and a bike night ride. Casinos in Goa are also good places to try your luck and enjoy the nightlife.

As the climate of Goa is tropical, it is pleasant round the year. The union territory receives showers from June to September. However, the best time to visit Goa is from October to March, when it experiences a huge influx of tourists. During this time, the days are balmy and evenings are breezy. In the month of December, tourists teem in as the festive season sets in.

Accommodation in Goa is available for tourists of every budget. There are several hotels, hostels, villas, homestays, and resorts to stay in Goa. North Goa offers easily affordable accommodation options with warm hospitality. Additionally, holidaymakers can enjoy the picturesque scenery and easy connectivity to get around from these accommodation options in North Goa.

Goa can be conveniently reached; thanks to its smooth connectivity with major Indian cities. Dabolim International Airport in Goa is connected with the rest of the country by various domestic airlines as well as international cities in the U.K. and Germany. 

 

Tourists can also reach Goa through road via regular bus services. The nearest bus station is Kadamba bus stand in Panaji. Buses also ply between Goa and major cities of Mumbai, Bangalore, Mangalore, and Hyderabad.

 

Railway connectivity is available in main railway stations - Vasco da Gama, Madgaon, and Thivim. Goa by train routes is well-connected by broad gauge railway that connects it with major cities in India.