North Goa City Tour
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08:30
Duration
10H
Location
Goa
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About the North Goa Sightseeing:
Goa is one of the most loved tourist destinations in India. North Goa is not only about the beaches or the parties it is known for. Goa is one of the most loved tourist destinations in India. Thousands of national and international day-trippers flock to this land every year to witness its stunning beaches and staggering beauty together.
Start your sightseeing tour of North Goa as you are picked up from the Hotel in your preference of vehicle (we offer both public as well as private AC transport). This tour will take you across places like Fort Aguada, Sinquerim Beach, Sinquerim Beach, Saligao Church, Baga Beach, Snow Park, Anjuna, and Vagator.
Places to Visit:
- Aguada fort
- Lighthouse
- Sinquerim Beach
- Dolphin point
- Coco beach
- Reis Magos Fort
- Candolim beach
- Calangute beach
- Baga beach
- Anjuna beach
- Vagator beach.
Note:
Entry Tickets/ Activity Price is not included.
The minimum age for this tour is 3 yrs. and he/she will be charged fully.
How to reach:
Getaway on this day trip after getting picked up from the nearest landmark (within a radius of 1-1.5 KM) from Candolim, Baga, Calangute, Arpora, Nerul area, Sinquerim, at around 8:30 AM in a shared vehicle. These pickup points are easily accessible through Public & Private Transport.
FAQs
What are the best beaches to visit in North Goa with your family?
Goa is a paradise of beaches with exquisite sunsets, fried fish stalls by the seaside, and adventurous sports. If you are visiting with your family, then here are the best beaches you can visit in North Goa:
Baga Beach: The dancing waves of the beach shacks serving sumptuous food and nearby hotels have made Baga Beach a popular family destination.
Calangute Beach: Calangute Beach is a long stretch of Baga Beach and is the most crowded due to its attractive landscape. People come here to experience adventurous water sports like Jet Skiing, Banana Ride, Bumper Ride, and Speed Boating.
Anjuna Beach: Anjuna Beach is planted with low-slung cliffs beside the seashore. It popularly attracts families and tourists due to its flea market selling dainty goodies at rock-bottom prices.
Vagator Beach: Vagator Beach is mostly preferred by families for tranquil stays. It is a comparatively quieter beach made for long walks and star-gazing.
Candolim Beach: Candolim Beach is another less congested beachside with adventurous water sport activities like scuba diving and snorkeling.
What is famous in North Goa?
Apart from the beachside shacks, pubs, and bars, North Goa is also famous for:
Goa State Museum: Explore the history and culture of Goa with rock statues, manuscripts, and various anthropological pieces in the Goa State Museum.
Chapora Fort: Overlooking Vagator and Anjuna Beaches, the Chapora Fort withstands the test of time with its majestic stone walls.
The Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception: Established in 1541, the Church of Our Lady Immaculate Conception calls many tourists and locals alike to marvel at its architecture.
Arvalem Falls: Tired of the beaches? Visit Arvelam Falls and stand under the rapid flow of these falls.
Panaji: Panaji is on the riverfront of the Mandovi River, with an abundance of Portuguese style houses, flea markets, and restaurants.
How can I go to North Goa?
By Air: The Dabolim Airport is about 29 km from Panaji in North Goa. This distance can be covered via airport cabs, taxis, and buses. All the places are almost at an equal distance from Panaji.
By Train: Goa is well-connected with trains. One of the most popular railway stations in North Goa is Madgaon.
By Bus: Most people commute using buses in Goa, either inter-city or within the city. All of North Goa is well-connected with buses.
What can I do in North Goa at night?
If you are wondering where should you go to Goa at night, then don’t worry! Goa has a lively nightlife with many activities that include:
Party at the Beach Shacks: Be it Baga, Calangute, or Candolim; all are flanked with discotheques and beachside shacks selling alcohol and Goan cuisine.
Hop onto the Cruises: There are romantic cruises and party cruises surveilling the oceans in the evening. Dance to the beats while sipping on your favorite cocktail and enjoy Goa at its best!
Experience the Casino culture: The offshores, especially those of the Mandovi River, are interspersed with famous Goan Casinos like Casino Pride and Deltin Royale Casino with games like Black Jack, Poker, Roulette and various others.
Party Paradise: North Goa is surrounded by beachside partying places with flickering lights and wooing sounds throughout.
Visit the Sanctuaries: If watersport adventures aren’t enough, then seek that adrenaline rush in Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary and Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary with their species of Bengal tigers, hyenas, elephants and deer.
Which part of Goa is best – South or North?
If you are looking for a buzzing and lively place to spend your night at, then North Goa is your cue. Baga, Candolim, and Calangute are filled with beach shacks, pubs, bars, and nightclubs, each more lavish than the other.
However, South Goa is for those seeking solitude and an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Dona Paula, Majorda Beach, Our Lady of Hope Church, and the gourmet delights are all the attractions of South Goa, secluded from the partying and chaotic street life of North Goa.
Which is the best month to visit South Goa?
The best time to visit Goa is after the monsoon, from November to April. The showers have washed the city clean, surrounding it with a lush green atmosphere. The low tides in the oceans make possible various wat. The best time to visit Goa is after the monsoon, from November to April.
The showers have washed the city clean, surrounding it with a lush green atmosphere. The low tides in the oceans make possible various water sport activities like rafting, snorkeling, scuba diving, speed boating and zorbing.
How is the weather in South Goa?
The weather in Goa can vary anywhere between 15 – 30 degrees Celsius. There is not much fluctuation throughout the year, making it a suitable place to visit all year round, except monsoon.
During winter (November – February): During winters, the temperature ranges from 15 to 22 degrees Celsius, making it the best time to visit Goa.
During summer (March – June): The temperature during summers fluctuates between 23 – 30 degrees Celsius with increased humidity, and hot climate. Activities like parasailing are popular during summers.
During the monsoon (July – September): Monsoon is usually accompanied by heavy rains making it impermissible for sightseeing.
What are the best resorts in North Goa?
Goa is well-equipped with luxury resorts availing remarkable facilities for a comfortable stay for you. Some of the best resorts in north Goa are:
Hacienda De Goa Resort: The crème and beige stones decorating the walls of this resort make it a relaxing place to stay at. There is a swimming pool and spa to rejuvenate yourself.
Lazy Lagoon Sarovar Portico Suites: The extended balconies in every room, overlooking the Baga Beach view, and exotic cuisine have made Lazy Lagoon a popular resort in North Goa.
Resort Coqueiral: The architecture of Resort Coqueiral resembles the Portuguese colonial style. The décor is exquisite and attracts many tourists who come to visit Goa.
Fiesta Beach Resort: The Fiesta Beach Resort is an ensemble of Goan heritage, its stark contrast of culture and tradition. It is close to the party hub, Baga Beach, making your stay at Goa all the more memorable.
Resort Rio: Sprawling across a 10-acre area, Resort Rio has a private pool, distinct balconies and adulating architecture making it a popular family destination.
Which places will we cover in this sightseeing North Goa tour?
The North Goa city tour will take you through an amazing journey and hidden jewels in the state of Goa. It is a great way to explore the natural beauty of the area and look for something out of the box.
The tour usually starts in the morning between 8-9 and one can get picked by bus or a car. The points that are covered during the tour include Baga, Candolim, Calangute, Arpora, and Panaji. One can also explore other areas like the popular Fort Aguada, Anjuna Beach, Vagator Beach, etc. You can sit by the sea and enjoy a beautiful sunset.
Is North Goa worth visiting?
Yes and probably one of the best ways to cover this would be the North Goa city tour. The electrifying vibes of the beach and includes party zones like Baga Beach, Vagator Beach, Anjuna Beach, and Calangute Beach. But the good thing is there are quiet beaches here too secluded. Palolem Baech, Butterfly Beach, and the Majorda Beach are some of them.
Along with this, there are some spectacular heritage sites here too like the Church of St. Catherine, St. Antony’s Church and Church of St. Lawrence. Flea markets are another highlight of the area which tourists love to flock to. Finally, the shacks and street food is like icing on the cake.
Is North Goa expensive?
This would largely depend on the kind of stay you have planned and the packages you choose. There is a myth that North Goa is cheaper but that is not true. There are plenty of accommodation options here that fit the budget. Besides this, North Goa sightseeing places are all in a good budget also.
You can take a tour for as low as Rs. 500 which will cover almost everything. There are plenty of eating options here and the flea markets too offer great bargains on shopping. So it all depends on the kind of planning you have in mind.
How far is North Goa from the airport?
North Goa is about 34 km away from Dabolim Airport. It will take you about 1 hour to reach the destination if you are traveling via the NH366. There are plenty of North Goa sightseeing places so you should try and plan your arrival in the morning if possible so that you have the day to yourself.
What should I avoid in North Goa?
Whether you take a North Goa sightseeing full-day tour or stick to going out on your own, there are some factors that you should be wary of and rather avoid exploring the area on a more rustic and fun note.
- First of all, avoiding taking air-conditioned cars — rather go for a two-wheeler or bike which is easily available on hire and is budget-friendly too.
- Don’t just stick to the clubs and pubs, there are a lot of local parties happening and people just enjoy themselves.
- Don’t go to the air-conditioned malls when there are plenty of flea market bargains available.
- Do not stick to the tourist popular sports alone — try and think of places that are less explored.
What is North Goa City tour timings?
North Goa City tour starts from 8:30 AM and goes on till 6:30 PM. This will be the most beautiful experience and you will have the time of your life.
What are the pickup points for the North Goa City tour?
There are quite a few pick up points for the North Goa city tour for the journey to begin. These include Candolim, Baga, Calangute, Arpora, Nerul, and Sinquerim.
What vehicles are provided in the North Goa Sightseeing package?
For the group tour, AC buses are provided in the North Goa sightseeing package whereas, for a private tour, AC cars are provided for this memorable experience.
Is North Goa safe?
Yes, North Goa is absolutely safe even for women and girls at night. Although it is still advisable to not travel to secluded places at night or travel too far for your own safety.
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