Grand Goa Tour
Tour Overview
1 / 3Calangute BeachSeven sun-drenched days along Goa’s golden coast, balancing beach time with heritage and nightlife. Soak up Calangute, tour Fort Aguada and the churches of Old Goa, and retreat each evening to a premium stay near the sands — transfers and meals included.
- Calangute Beach
- Fort Aguada
- Old Goa
Day-wise Itinerary
Arrival in Goa
- Warm welcome and pickup from the nearest airport or railway station
- Check in to your premium hotel and freshen up
- Evening at leisure exploring the local market
Discover Calangute Beach
- Guided sightseeing tour of Calangute Beach
- Time for photography and soaking in the views
- Taste the local favourite Fish Curry
Excursion to Fort Aguada
- Full-day excursion to Fort Aguada
- Scenic sightseeing and short nature walks en route
- Relaxed evening back at the hotel
Explore Old Goa
- Visit Old Goa and nearby attractions
- Interact with locals and learn about regional traditions
- Optional evening cultural show
Leisure & Nearby Attractions
- Day free for shopping, spa, or optional adventure activities
- Discover hidden gems around Goa with your guide
Flavours of Goa
- Pick up handicrafts and souvenirs from local markets
- Farewell dinner featuring Bebinca and regional specialities
Departure
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Transfer to the airport/station with cherished memories
About This Grand Goa Trip
Goa is two places sharing a coastline. North Goa is the busy one — Calangute, Baga, beach shacks, markets and nightlife. South Goa is quieter, with wider, emptier sand. Inland sits a third Goa entirely: Old Goa, where Portuguese cathedrals built in the 1500s still stand, and the spice plantations of the interior.
This package moves between them rather than parking on one beach, so you get the churches and the markets as well as the sea.
Who This Tour Suits
- Groups of friends and first-time visitors who want beaches plus heritage
- Couples, particularly if the stay leans south
- Families — the calmer southern beaches suit children better than the northern strip
Know Before You Book
- The season runs roughly November to February. Monsoon from June to September closes most shacks and water sports.
- Old Goa churches are active places of worship: shoulders and knees covered, and photography restrictions inside.
- Water sports and dolphin trips are paid locally and depend on sea conditions.
- Distances between north and south are longer than the map suggests, especially in peak season traffic.
What's Included
- 6 nights premium hotel accommodation
- Daily breakfast and dinner
- Private air-conditioned cab for transfers & sightseeing
- Certified local tour guide
- All applicable taxes and toll charges
- 24/7 on-trip travel assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Goa?
November to February gives dry, warm weather and everything open, which is why it is also the busiest and most expensive window. March to May is hot and humid but quieter. June to September is monsoon — the state is green and beautiful, but most beach shacks close and water sports stop.
Should we stay in North Goa or South Goa?
North for markets, nightlife and busier beaches like Calangute and Baga. South for space, quiet and cleaner sand. The itinerary covers sightseeing across both, so the choice mainly affects the evenings.
Is Goa suitable for a family trip?
Yes, particularly with a southern base where the beaches are calmer and less crowded. Old Goa, the spice plantations and a backwater cruise all work well with children. Beach safety varies, so swim only where lifeguards are posted.