Goa Tourism Travel Guide

Goa Tourism Travel Guide reviews of Goan Hotels, beaches, clubs, Museums, Night Out places, Picnic Spot, Romantic places, waterfall and Restaurants making it your best Goa Tourism Guide resource.

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Goa is frequently visited by a large number of tourists for its beautiful beaches, Goan Carnival, Sunburn Festival and vibrant culture. Goa is the most happening place and on the top travel destinations among travelers. Goa has so much to offer beautiful beaches, tranquil atmosphere, night parties, water sports etc and all these things make Goa a perfect getaway for anybody.

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Accommodation : If you visit Goa in the non-peak season i.e. March to October, you will find really good accommodation at a highly affordable price. Good hotels within a 1km radius of popular beaches like Colva and Calangute will charge you around 2000-2500 per room (double bed). With a little negotiation, you can get an extra mattress in the room to make it triple sharing.
Cost: 800/person/day = 2400 (for the 3 day stay)

Transport : The cheapest way to travel and explore Goa is to rent bikes – taxis are exorbitantly priced (Rs 25/km) and bus network is almost non-existent. Bikes will cost you anywhere from 350-600 per day depending on the bike that you want (350 for the Activa, 500 for Pulsar, 600 for Avenger etc). Fuel cost is over and above that.
Cost: Around 500/day for 2 people = 750 per person (for the 3 day trip)

Food : Do not go for the expensive shacks and restaurants all the time. You can find plenty of good restaurants just outside the beaches. Should not cost more than 300 per meal i.e. 600 per day. Booze is as cheap as it gets

Places that one should visit in Goa

1. Beaches:
North Goa – Anjuna, Baga, Calangute, Vagator, Arambol
South Goa – Colva, Majorda, Palolem, Cavelossim(if you have time)

2. Forts & churches:
Chapora fort: This is the fort featured in Dil Chahta Hai
Basilica of Bom Jesus: Built in 1605, contains the tomb and the remains of St. Francis Xavier
Church of our Lady of the Immaculate Conception: This has been shown in many movies that ar