Goa is a truly divine place.
With shacks near the beaches and a lot of hotels in and around the place, the best time to visit Goa is from November to March, which is the peak tourist season.
The locals however say that even the rainy season is quite a good time to visit the good old Goa.
North Goa is more popular with a Goa tour package as it is adorned with pristine beaches and happening crowd.
The place has an eased out attitude reflecting those of its natives.
Calangute, Anjuna, Baga and Candolim are the most visited beaches of Goa and there are a lot of activities you can do there.
There are a variety of adventure sports in the region, starting from para-sailing to jet sailing to many more.
Beach bumming is one of the most favorite pastime though.
Simply gorging on the goan delicacies and sipping a cold drink while lounging on a beach bed is just the ideal getaway from a mundane routine.
Or maybe you fancy a dip in the ocean and see what the water world is like.
That's a good choice too.
There is a rich cultural side to Goa as well.
Many of these are on the south side of Goa.
Basilica of Bom Jesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Monument that features on most of the Goa holiday tours on offer.
It was built in 1605 and currently is the resting place for Francis Xavier.
Se Cathedral is a very famous monument of Goa and is dedicated to St.
Catherine of Alexandria.
Then there is the Church of Our Lady of Rosary.
There is a strong Portuguese influence in all the architecture that can be found here - even the Fort Aguada, which was built as a defence against the Dutch and Marathas in 1612.
There are a few museums too that form the part of Goa tour delights.
Goa State Museum, Goa Science Centre and the Naval Aviation Museum are worth checking out.
If you are here at the time of Goa carnival, then you must be a part of this scintillating celebration.
The colorful dresses, masks and huge parade filled with fun and frolic is the essence of this celebration.
Don't miss the fun.
And then, there is this amazing nightlife that everybody raves about.
There are plenty of restaurants with both local and international flavors to tickle your taste buds.
Even the sea at the night is a very different sight.
If you want to steal a bargain, then head to the Wednesday and Saturday night markets to own some really unusually beautiful stuff.
The ever growing party crowd of the place has given Goa a funky colour.
Whether you wish to relax or have a good party time, Goa is something for everyone.
And the enjoyment has only just begun.
With shacks near the beaches and a lot of hotels in and around the place, the best time to visit Goa is from November to March, which is the peak tourist season.
The locals however say that even the rainy season is quite a good time to visit the good old Goa.
North Goa is more popular with a Goa tour package as it is adorned with pristine beaches and happening crowd.
The place has an eased out attitude reflecting those of its natives.
Calangute, Anjuna, Baga and Candolim are the most visited beaches of Goa and there are a lot of activities you can do there.
There are a variety of adventure sports in the region, starting from para-sailing to jet sailing to many more.
Beach bumming is one of the most favorite pastime though.
Simply gorging on the goan delicacies and sipping a cold drink while lounging on a beach bed is just the ideal getaway from a mundane routine.
Or maybe you fancy a dip in the ocean and see what the water world is like.
That's a good choice too.
There is a rich cultural side to Goa as well.
Many of these are on the south side of Goa.
Basilica of Bom Jesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Monument that features on most of the Goa holiday tours on offer.
It was built in 1605 and currently is the resting place for Francis Xavier.
Se Cathedral is a very famous monument of Goa and is dedicated to St.
Catherine of Alexandria.
Then there is the Church of Our Lady of Rosary.
There is a strong Portuguese influence in all the architecture that can be found here - even the Fort Aguada, which was built as a defence against the Dutch and Marathas in 1612.
There are a few museums too that form the part of Goa tour delights.
Goa State Museum, Goa Science Centre and the Naval Aviation Museum are worth checking out.
If you are here at the time of Goa carnival, then you must be a part of this scintillating celebration.
The colorful dresses, masks and huge parade filled with fun and frolic is the essence of this celebration.
Don't miss the fun.
And then, there is this amazing nightlife that everybody raves about.
There are plenty of restaurants with both local and international flavors to tickle your taste buds.
Even the sea at the night is a very different sight.
If you want to steal a bargain, then head to the Wednesday and Saturday night markets to own some really unusually beautiful stuff.
The ever growing party crowd of the place has given Goa a funky colour.
Whether you wish to relax or have a good party time, Goa is something for everyone.
And the enjoyment has only just begun.
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