Five Must-have Experiences on Your First Trip to Goa

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High on excitement for your fun-packed holiday in Goa? Not sure what will you do while in this charming Indian state? Don’t worry; even being in Goa is a pleasure.
Stunning beaches of various moods and vistas, and lush forests boasting exotic flora & fauna, age-old churches, a party atmosphere and enchanting cultural diversity – Goa has all that and much more to keep holidaymakers engaged and enthralled. While there is so much to explore and experience, below are some attractions you’ll ill-afford to miss out on during your Goa tour.  


Experience Beauty of the Beaches

The beaches in Goa are a beauty to behold
The richness of Goa dwells on its adorable beaches. Whether you plan a family holiday or visit there for a romantic trip, Goa beaches would enthrall you no end. Relax on the warm sands of Candolim while taking in the breathtaking sea views, swim in the shallow waters of Colva, or try exciting adventures at Anjuna – choices are just irresistible. Couples can be seen drawing hearts on the sand! Sound cheesy? Goa beaches have that endearing quality to them. An eclectic array of clubs, bars and discos adds more thrill to your time here.  

Churches that Make History Come alive

Where Goa's Eventful History Comes Alive

With some of the oldest and most revered churches, interesting museums and galleries, Old Goa is a haven for history buffs. The area has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is must-visit.  

Wildlife

Watch Exotic Wildlife in Action

There is nothing more exciting than exploring Goa’s exotic wildlife. The state has three wildlife santuries - The Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park being the most popular ones – where you can admire rich wildlife in its natural habitat.



Lit Up your Love with Candle Light Dinner Cruise

Steal the Moments of Love and Affection

Those on a romantic holiday in Goa should not miss the famous candlelit dinner cruise. Spend time of pure bliss while voyaging through the magnificent sea. Delicious Goan cuisine, lovely music and the tranquil ambience will make it a soulful experience.

It’s guaranteed that you will never ever forget this tryst.


Get Ready for Retail Therapy!

Anjuna Market: A Shopaholic's Haven

For shopaholics, Goa offers endless pleasures. Almost all beaches have their own markets, where shopping is fun and pleasure. Wednesday Flea Market at Anjuna beach is one of the most visited in the whole state. It is thronged by tons of locals and tourists for an interesting range of handicrafts, colorful junk jewellery, clothes and secondhand electronic items. Mapusa Friday market is another attraction for shopping lovers, being famous for pickles, earthen pots, sarees and ornaments. Panjim, the state capital, has colourful markets and capacious malls. The Night Bazaars in the city offer amazing paintings, books and different types of Rajasthani and Kashmiri handicrafts, all at great bargains. 

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