4D / 3N5 days
4 nights
Goa
start point
Nov–Feb (Mar–Apr shoulder)
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Overview
Tour overview
The western coast of Indian Peninsula is a mix of natural and cultural heritage. And this mix makes the land of Goa. Be it sightseeing, surfing or thrilling nightlife, there are innumerable fun activities to indulge in with Goa tour packages. The architectural splendours and magnificent scenic beauty are what defines this state.Goa can be easily reached by air, road, and train. We at WaytoIndia offer exclusive tour packages to Goa from Delhi, which includes everything – right from hotel booking and food service to visiting leisure sites.On this Goa trip package from Delhi, you will visit the Calangute, Anjuna and Vagator beach, along with other attractions such as Fort Aguada, Mulgao Temple, Shanta Durga Temple, Museum of Christian Art, Basilica of Bom Jesus and many more.Moreover, indulge in water sports activities like banana boat ride, jet ski, parasailing, etc. at the beaches in Goa.View a day-to-day itinerary and book your Goa trip package from Delhi now!
An amalgamation of the sun-kissed sand, clear blue skies and the azure Arabian Sea is what this Goa trip package from Delhi is.Thousands of international and domestic tourists lure here every year. WaytoIndia’s detailed itinerary explains everything there is essential for you to know.
Tour highlights
Coco Beach
Calangute
Anjuna and Vagator beaches
Destinations covered
Best Time
Nov–Feb (Mar–Apr shoulder)
Ideal For
Couples, Families, Friends, Water-sports Lovers
Day by day
Day-by-day itinerary
A carefully paced plan, day by day. Tap any day for the stay, meals and altitude detail.
The land of mystic adventures welcomes you. From the Goa airport, head to the hotel and check-in. Have amazing seafood for lunch and enjoy the rest of the day sightseeing in Goa. On your first evening of the tour package to Goa from Delhi, you can head out to the beaches and take a stroll, sunbathe or just laze around at the beach shacks. If you wish, indulge in water sports too. Parasailing is considered to be amazing at the beaches in Goa. Fly over the sea against the sunset as your backdrop. After a fun-filled day at the beaches, head back to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
On your second day, have a healthy breakfast and head out toexplore North Goa. Start the exploration by first visiting all the famous beaches in Goa, namely, theCoco Beach, Calangute, Anjuna and Vagator beaches. While Coco and Calangute are highly popular for their nightlife and shacks, Anjuna and Vagator are famous for photography. Next, head to see theMayem Lakeand enjoy a romantic ride in a paddle boat. Also, catch glimpses of migratory birds here. Post that, move ahead to theAguada Fort.(open 09:00 a.m. - 06:00 p.m.; no entry fee). It is a seventeenth-century Portuguese fort that is well preserved and overlooks the Arabian Sea. Then, see theMulgao Temples. Mulgao is a small village and there are over 50 temples in this vicinity. Before the day ends, you will get to enjoy an exciting 1 hourRiver Cruise on river Mandoviin the evening. The cruise is extremely lively because of a live band and DJ. After such an engaging day, head back to the hotel for well deserving rest.
After North Goa, today you will explore the calm and tranquil areas ofSouth Goa. Post scrumptious breakfast, head out to visit theBasilica of Bom Jesus(open 09:00 a.m. - 06:30 p.m.)See the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier preserved in a glass box there. Visit the MagnificentSe Cathedralnext(open 09:00 a.m. - 06:30 p.m.). This is the largest church in Asia and houses the famous Golden Bell. Next, head to see theMuseum of Christian Art(open 09:00 a.m. - 05:00 p.m.; entry fee INR 05)andWax World museum(open 09:30 a.m. - 06:30 p.m.; entry fee INR 30). The Museum of Christian Art has a large number of objects of Christian interest comprisingof religious silverware and paintings. The Wax World museum features simple wax reproductions of historical figures and celebrities. Proceed to thetemples of Mangueshi and Shanta Durga(open 06:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.)While Mangueshi temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Shanta Durga is the goddess who is the mediator between Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. Lastly, visit theMiramar beach. It is a hot spot to celebrate local festivals in Goa.Return to the hotel for overnight stay.
On the fourth day of your tour package to Goa from Delhi, you will be dropped at the Jetty to depart for Backwater cruise (open 09:30 a.m. - 04:00 p.m.; entry fees INR 900) Sail along the riverine tips of the islands ofDivar, Chorani and Old Goa. The cruise is calledShantadurgand it conveys about 150 passengers at a time. Enjoy the sounds and sights of Mandovi's thick mangroves, abundant greenery, huge fishing nets, glistening water and dolphins. On halt, you can stroll among the aromatic plants at the spice plantation. If you are lucky, you may catch the sight of crocodiles sunning at the bay. On board, you will be servedGoa meal on banana leaves and in earthen pots. Once the cruise returns to jetty, you will be transferred to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Here is where your amazing vacation comes to an end. After breakfast, check out from the hotel and depart to the airport. We hope that your Goa trip package from Delhi was a memorable one.
UNESCO World Heritage
World Heritage Sites on this journey
This tour takes you close to 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site of India. These are places the world has recognised as our shared treasure. Below you can see each one and how far it is from where you stay, so you can plan your darshan and sightseeing with time to spare.
Right where you stay
Churches and Convents of Goa
Cultural · Inscribed 1986 · Goa
While you stay at Goa, you can visit Churches and Convents of Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Want to plan your trip around India’s World Heritage Sites? See all UNESCO World Heritage Sites of India.
Travel tips
Travel Tips
Travel Tips For This Tour
Travel Tips For Goa Trip Package from Delhi
Goa Trip package from Delhi
- November to February are the ideal months to take this Goa trip package from Delhi. The winters just set in and the weather is not so harsh due to its close proximity to the Arabian Sea.
- While visiting the places of worship, proper decorum should be maintained. When going to churches, temples, and museums on this tour package to Goa from Delhi, kindly switch off your cell phones or turn them on silent mode.
- Avoid carrying original documents other than a driving license as it will be required if you wish to hire a personal vehicle. Alternatively, you can keep attested copies of your identification proof while traveling.
- Pack up swimwear/ beachwear as per your requirement. Carry your flip-flops as they would be your best friends throughout your Goa trip package from Delhi.
- Refrain from carrying the alarge amount of cash. As a substitute, carry plastic money as they are more convenient and widely accepted.
- While visiting the temples, caves, forts and churches, just look out for signs saying “No pictures” or “Photography Restricted”.
- On your Goa Trip package from Delhi, savour fresh seafood items. They are the tastiest food dishes among all other delicacies that Goa offers.
- Being a conservative country, nudity in any form is not tolerable on Indian beaches.
- Goan markets are full of handicrafts, cashews, spices, jewellery, alcohol, wooden artifacts, etc. Make sure to stop and shop.
- Dial 100 or 108 for police and 101 or 108 for any fire or medical emergencies.
What travellers say
What travellers say
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The ideal time to visit Goa is between November and February. During these months, the weather is pleasant, with mild temperatures and less humidity, making it perfect for beach activities and sightseeing.
Pack swimwear, beachwear, and flip-flops as they are essential for enjoying Goa's beaches. Additionally, bring lightweight clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and a light jacket for cooler evenings.
Yes, when visiting churches, temples, or museums, maintain decorum by switching off your cell phone or putting it on silent mode. Dress modestly and be respectful of local customs.
Goa is generally safe for tourists. However, it's advisable to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas. Avoid isolated places at night and keep your belongings secure.
In Goa, you can hire taxis, rent scooters, or use ride-sharing apps for convenient travel. Public buses are also available but may not be as frequent or comfortable.
Generally, no special permits are required for most tourist activities in Goa. However, if you plan to engage in water sports or visit certain protected areas, check for any specific regulations.
Most areas in Goa have good mobile network coverage. Consider purchasing a local SIM card for better connectivity. Wi-Fi is available in many hotels and cafes.
In North Goa, visit Anjuna Beach, Fort Aguada, and the vibrant markets. In South Goa, explore Palolem Beach, Cabo de Rama Fort, and the serene Agonda Beach for a more relaxed experience.
If you lose your belongings, report the loss to the local police station and your hotel. Keep a copy of the police report for insurance claims if necessary.
Yes, while visiting temples, forts, and certain museums, look for signs indicating 'No Photography' or 'Photography Restricted.' Always respect these rules to avoid any issues.
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