Maharashtra Goa

Fun, feni, and palm fronds; sun, sand, sea spray and seafood; beaches, beaches and more beaches Goa, a little state with so much soul that your happiest holiday memories are probably going to be from here. Beach holiday paradise, honeymoon haven, family fun zone - Goa is different things to different people.

Goa’s irrefutable appeal lies in its 105km long coastline divided by headlands, rivers, estuaries and bays into 40 plus beautiful beaches. Palm-fringed, rimmed by rocks, abutting rivers, outlined by laterite cliffs or approached through a tangle of vegetation, each beach is unique whether its sand is soft silver or coarse golden.

The easy going, relaxed air conjures up the magic to make Goa one of India’s major tourist destinations, attracting over a million visitors annually, three quarters of them from overseas. Visitors are drawn to Goa for its joie de vivre and its warm and friendly people.

Some important questions arise when we choose a destination.

Most important places to Visit in.

Which all places I can visit along with?

Tour Itineries along with

Best time to visit

How to reach Goa?

Sightseeing Places in Goa

Abyss Marine Aquarium

Alorna Fort

Amthane Dam

Ancestral Goa Museum / Big Foot

Anjunem Dam

Arvalam Waterfalls

Arvalem Caves

Banastari Bridge

Boca De Vaca Spring

British Cemetery in Goa

BudbudyanchiTali

Cabo De Rama

Cabo Raj Bhavan / Governors Palace

Chapoli Dam

Chapora Fort

Chorao Island

Devil's Canyon

Divar Island

Dudhsagar Waterfall

Fort Aguada

Kuskem Waterfall

Lamgau Caves

Madei Wildlife Sanctuary

Wax World Museum

Vintage Car Museum

Viceroy's Arch

Which all places I can visit along with?

Tour Itineries along with

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Destinations Covered: Goa

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Destinations Covered: Goa

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Destinations Covered: Mangalore - Coondapoor - Karwar - Goa

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Destinations Covered: Mysore -Hassan - Bangalore - Goa

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Destinations Covered: Delhi - Goa - Cochin - Munnar - Periyar - Alleppey - Kovalam - Trivandrum - Mumbai - Delhi

Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights

Destinations Covered: Goa - Cochin - Cochin - Munnar - Thekkady (Periyar) - Kumarakom - Alleppey - Kovalam - Trivandrum - Goa

Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights

Destinations Covered: Mumbai - Goa - Belgaum - Badami - Aihole - Pattadakal - Hospet - Hassan -Shravanabelagola - Madikeri - Mysore - Srirangapatnam - Bangalore - Mumbai

Best time to visit Goa

Season

December and January are the most perfect - and popular - months to visit Goa, there will be no  rain and  with pleasant cool mornings and evenings and hot beach weather during the day.

Goa beach resorts gets sold out by early (by October many of them are full for the Christmas/New Year period) and some of the beaches, particularly in the north, get very overpopulated.

Off Season

February and March are great months to be in Goa, as the beaches will be  empty of tourists and room rates become more reasonable. From April until the monsoon rains break in June.

How to reach Goa?

By Air

Goa is well connected with  to all major cities in India like Delhi, Mumbai, Trivandrum, Pune, etc. as well as some international destinations in UK and Gulf countries.

By Rail

 India's all important and major  cities are connected to Goa through railways. The Konkan railway line has considerably reduced the traveling time to Goa and connects Goa to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Trivandrum, etc.

By Roads

Goa has a well planned road system that helps people reach Goa from nearby states. One can reach Goa via roads from places like Bangalore, Pune, and Mumbai. Goa also has three national highways that pass through which include NH - 4A, NH -17 and NH -17A. One can hire interstate buses that are run by Government owned tourist corporations or private cabs from nearby places to reach Goa.

By Sea

Goa can be reached  from the various cruises that are available from Mumbai and take tourists to Goa. During the monsoons however, the service is withdrawn temporarily due to the erratic behavior of the sea.

More information of Goa please visit :http://www.goatourism.gov.in/