Travel itinerary and the exact plan for trip to Goa From Mumbai...?

To stay you should some beach hotel or resort. And ground route is best suited for your journer if time is not a concern. For more info contact tour planners at http://www.getindiaturs.com they will assist you for best.

Lots to see in Goa. If you like beaches, then there are some amazing ones to go to - Baga, Vagator, Calangute, Anjuna and Candolim are among the better known in the north of the state. Towards the south, there is Colva, Majorda and Benaulim. But we warned though, these beaches can get crowded. If you like some peace and quiet, lots of churches and neighbourhoods to wander in and relax. Old Goa and the town of Velha Goa is a world heritage site. In Panjim the streets of Altinas are full of Portugese charm. If you'd like a good itinerary planned for you, visit www.mygola.com - they'll help you connect with a real travel guide.

First go by train, there re no f overnight trains to Goa but as u all girls group travel by Jan Shatabdi from CST leaving little early at 6 am, but u also enjoy the views of Konkan. My suggetion is to get down at small station called Tivim hail a cab to Tittoos galli ar Baga beach, there are good hotels but I suggest one Hotel Hindustan there, very near to famous Baga beach, lots of forigner good food and good night life too.Must see are old churches, a visit to Calungute beach, flea market. But don't attempt any illegal activity there and have a nice and memorable time.

Could help you better with the itinerary if you tell me the exact number of days you are planning to stay there. However some of the places you can visit in Goa are Beaches: Baga, Calangute, Anjuna, Vagator in north goa. all these beaches are closely located to so you can cover all of these roughly in 2 days. Churches: Most of the Good Churches are located in Old Goa that is approx 8-10 kms from panaji. Basilica of Bom Jesus, Church of St. Augustine, Church of Our Lady of Rosary are some of the must visit churches. Also do try out the watersports activities which should cost you approx 500 for 4 or 5 water sports as this is off season. Look out for local restaurants and do try out the pork chilli and sorpotel which is a goan speciality. tip: book a hotel and hire a bike or a scooty as soon as you reach there as there is lot to see in goa. check out the below link for more info on restaurants and pubs in goa. hope this helped.

The beaches of Goa are the top attractions there so you must visit them. Apart from them, the churches of Goa are also very famous. Also enjoy river cruises in Mandovi river Goa, but yes the beaches of Goa should be on the top of your list. Top beaches of Goa include Anjuna Baga Calangute Dona Paula

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