Tour Packages in South Goa

Highlights of the Tour

• Palolem Beach, one of North Goa’s most iconic coastal gems, is where the laid-back vibe meets bohemian spirit. Fringed with swaying palm trees and dramatic red cliffs, this beach is a haven for free spirits, sun-seekers, and adventure lovers alike. By day, unwind on golden sands or dive into thrilling water sports, and by night, experience the beach's legendary nightlife, where music and moonlight create an unforgettable atmosphere. Don’t miss the vibrant Anjuna Flea Market, a treasure trove of quirky finds, local art, and global flavors. With its mix of natural beauty, hippie roots, and cultural buzz, Anjuna Beach captures the true essence of Goa.
• Agonda Beach, one of North Goa’s most popular and energetic hotspots, is where the party never stops and the shoreline buzzes with life. Known for its vibrant beach shacks, thrilling water sports, and electrifying nightlife, Baga offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Whether you're parasailing over the sparkling waters, enjoying fresh seafood by the sea, or dancing the night away at iconic clubs like Tito’s and Mambo’s, Baga promises an experience that’s both exhilarating and unforgettable. From sunrise strolls to late-night beach vibes, Baga Beach is the heartbeat of Goa’s coastal charm.
• Reis Magos Fort, perched on the scenic Sinquerim coastline in South Goa, is a majestic 17th-century Portuguese fort that once guarded against enemy invasions. With its sturdy laterite walls, historic lighthouse, and panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, it offers a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. A visit to Reis Magos Fort is like stepping back in time, where every stone tells a story of Goa’s colonial past.
• Cabo de Rama Fort.set high above the Vagator cliffs in South Goa, is a historic fortress offering stunning panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and surrounding beaches. Built by the Portuguese in the 17th century, the fort is now a peaceful retreat for travelers seeking scenic sunsets and a touch of history. With its rugged charm and cinematic appeal, Chapora Fort remains one of Goa’s most iconic landmarks.
• Palolem Beach, often called the "Queen of Beaches," is one of South Goa’s most vibrant and popular coastal spots. Known for its golden sands, lively shacks, and thrilling water sports, it offers the perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. Whether you're soaking up the sun, shopping at beachside stalls, or enjoying Goan delicacies, Calangute promises an unforgettable beach experience.