South Goa Tour
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Be charmed by the beauty and cultural heritage of the region. Discover historical areas and wonderful beaches on a relaxing, perfectly paced holiday trip.
Experience the picturesque coastline while touring a selection of cultural landmarks, including a cathedral, a basilica, and a temple.
With our package we also include:
- A boat cruise
- A scenic stop
- A beach visit
- A marine-life outing
The majestic coastline is where you’ll find some of the area’s most popular beaches. This region also boasts a unique blend of cultural traditions. You’ll find plenty of places to enjoy a drink or two, and local people are friendly and welcoming. There are plenty of things to see and do in this area, including beaches, temples, and markets. We also offer guided visits with people who can show you around this beautiful region with their knowledge and local insight.
Booking Amount ₹200
Pick-up (Detailed pickup timings will be given depending on your location)
Explore Miramar Beach
Old Goa Church
Explore Augustine fort
Not included in the package
Explore Balaji Temple
Explore Mangueshi Temple
Enjoy the Evening Cruise
Drop Back
In India’s sunniest state, South Goa is the ideal location for a laid-back vacation.
This region is growing in popularity with travelers seeking to avoid the crowds due to its empty beaches, relaxed fishing villages, stunning rice paddies, and laid-back atmosphere.
Miramar Beach, which is only 3 kilometres from Panaji, draws visitors with its breathtaking beauty. This beach, often referred to as the Gaspar Dias, marks the confluence of the Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea. Just one kilometre separates it and Dona Paula Beach, which is close by.
Your mind feels rejuvenated by this beach’s splendour. Its glistening sand and a line of palm trees by the side make for an unforgettably beautiful landscape.
There is an additional fee of Rs 300 per person if you choose to do the dolphin trip while at Miramar Beach. The remaining members of the group can explore, rest, and unwind on the beach; while some of you may embark on the dolphin tour.
Dona Paula is located around 7 kilometres from Panjim and is renowned for its lengthy stretch of coastline. The tiny beach is known as the Lover’s Paradise and has a jetty (Dona Paula Jetty) next to it that offers a beautiful view of the Arabian Sea and Mormugao harbour. The whitewashed statue of Mother India and Young India nearby, known as “Image of India,” is another draw.
The Dona Paula is called in honour of the tragic love tale of Dona Paula de Menezes, daughter of the then-Goa Viceroy. She is said to have fallen in love with a local fisherman, but the Viceroy forbade them from getting married. She as a result of this jumped from a cliff, which is flanked by and named Dona Paula.
The “Se Cathedral,” which lies in the Southern region of Goa, is one of India’s most remarkable cathedrals. With a magnificently arched interior and a grand courtyard, this majestic cathedral is a fine example of Portuguese-Manueline art. Two towers once stood at the cathedral, but one of them collapsed in the late 17th century and was never restored.
One of the biggest churches in the world, also known as St. Catherine’s Cathedral, this 16th-century masterpiece took 80 arduous years to complete.
Se Cathedral has been designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO because of its amazing aura and splendour. It boasts a huge bell, is regarded as the biggest church in Asia, and is a majestic white beauty thanks to its elegant architecture.
The Basilica of Bom Jesus is a Roman Catholic building situated in Old Goa. It has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The church, which was completed in 1604, is a prime example of both Portuguese colonial architecture and Baroque architecture.
It is situated in Bainguinim, roughly 10 kilometres from Panjim, and draws numerous visitors from all over the world. Relics of St. Francis Xavier, who was renowned for his extraordinary insight and healing abilities, are reportedly kept in the church.
The Shri Mangueshi Temple, which is home to the god Lord Mangueshi, an avatar of Lord Shiva, the Hindu God of Destruction, is located in the Ponda Taluka in a place named Priol. Only in the areas of Goa is Lord Mangueshi acknowledged as Lord Shiva. The Mangueshi temple is 22 kilometres away from Panaji, the state capital of Goa.
The Mangueshi temple’s history is significant in the context of the Portuguese invasion because it was one of the temples that the invaders demolished in 1567. When Salcate was added to their domain, the Portuguese destroyed this shrine. On the south bank of the Zuari River, in the village of Kushastali, which later adopted the name Cortalim as a result of Portuguese conquests, stood this ancient temple.
Sinquerim Beach is an excellent area to go if you’re visiting Goa for the first time. The beach is adjacent to Aguada Beach, and you can see the famous Aguada Lighthouse.
In Ponda Taluka, Goa, Shri Shantadurga Temple is located at the base of Kavalem Village. The deity was installed in a tiny laterite mud shrine that had been constructed. The mud-shrine was transformed into a stunning temple, the cornerstone of which was placed in 1730, which was finished in 1738, and was refurbished in 1966.
The Goud Saraswat Brahmin group owns the private temple complex known as Shri Shantadurga Temple (Saraswat Temple). At the foot of the Kavalem settlement in Ponda Taluka, Goa, India, 30 kilometers (19 mi) from Panaji.
(Approximate additional admission fees of Rs. 500 are not included) – The Mandovi River cruises are enjoyable and entertaining because professional troupes entertain you with Goan traditional dances. As you set sail on a cruise, having an enjoyable vacation with friends or family, engage yourself and enjoy your views of the surroundings.
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Soulful and serene, South Goa offers you a heady mix of exotic and sandy beaches, churches and temples rich in history, glimpses into Portuguese culture, mind-blowing seafood, undiluted lush greenery, and an undeniable romantic vibe.
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You can walk on the beach and in the water but not a swim.
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