Goa 3Nt - 4 Days

Day 1: Arrival at Goa Airport.

Pick up from the airport and Check-in at hotel in Panaji

Visit Betul. ( 50km away from Panaji)  or Dona Paula view point (8km) 

Betul is an important fishing port where all the mechanized boats and deep sea trawlers bring in their catch. Here headlands from the slopes of the Western Ghats protrude into the shore, imparting an imposing backdrop. Beyond this secluded beach is the hill of Cabo De Rama where the Portuguese built a fort. From the fort, a great view of the sunset on the beach can be viewed. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Dona Paula view point

It’s a beautiful place to visit while sunset, ( 360 degree view ) as the point has a light house and the view of sunset is just mesmerizing. After sunset spend some more time in the nearby beach. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 2: NORTH GOA TOUR

After breakfast set out for sightseeing .Places Covered: Mahalasa Temple (at Verna), Abyss fish Aquarium,  Aguada Fort,-lunch halt at Calangute Annexe, Calangute Beach, visit Handicraft emporium at Calangute. Enjoy One Hour River Cruise with DJ Music and Cultural Dance performances onboard and back to Hotel.

Day 3: SOUTH GOA TOUR

Breakfast at Hotel. Depart for South Goa Tour at 9.00 am. Covers: Colva beach, Ancestral Goaat Lotoulim, Shri Shantadurga temple at Kavlem, lunch halt at Farmagudi Residency, Shri Manguesh temple at Priol dedicated to Lord Shiva, Then visit to Heritage Monuments like Churches at Old Goa which include, Basilica of Bom Jesus wherein lie the relics of St Francis Xavier and the magnificent Se Cathedral which houses the famous Golden Bell. After the Churches visit the lovely Miramar Beach. Drop Back to Hotel.

Basilica of Bom Jesus

Location: Old Goa, 10 kilometers from the city of Panjim

Highlights: World Heritage Site, Preserved body of St. Francis Xavier

One of the most popular churches in Goa, the Basilica of Bom Jesus truly deserves to be given the status of a World Heritage Site. It is located in Old Goa which was the capital city during the Portugal rule. The Basilica of Bom Jesus is famous for the preserved mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier.

Church of Mary Immaculate Conception

Location: Center of Panaji, Goa

Highlights: 2nd largest church bell in the world, beautiful display of lights at night

The Church of Mary Immaculate Conception is one of the most famous landmarks of Goa. This church is supposed to be one of the earliest churches to be constructed in Goa. Tourists come to the Mary Immaculate Conception Church of India to feel blessed and to marvel at the magnitude of its construction.

Reis Magos Church

Location: Banks of Mandovi River in the village named Reis Magos

Highlights: Feast of Three wise Men every year, Reis Magos Fort

The Reis Magos church of Goa is one of the most famous landmarks of the Reis Magos village located in Goa. This famous church is visible from across the River Mandovi as a white monument that is stunningly beautiful to look at. The church is located on the road that passes the famous Calangute and Candolim beaches.

Se Cathedral

Location: Old Goa, 9 kilometers from Panaji

The Se Cathedral of Goa is located in old Goa, and is around 9 kilometers from the capital city Panaji. The Se Cathedral of Goa is dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria. This magnificent edifice was built in the 16th century under the Portuguese rule in India.

St. Anne Church

Location: Talaulim, banks of River Siridao, Goa

Highlights: Excellent construction, Blend of Indian and European architectural styles, Feast of St. Anne

The church of St. Anne of Goa is noted for its remarkable architecture in India. The present day church was reconstructed by Mons Francisco do Rego with his own money. Due to some unforeseen circumstances, he could not complete the construction and Father Antonio Francisco da Cunha was bestowed with the responsibility of completing the construction of the church.

Church of St. Augustine

Location: Atop the Holy hill in Old Goa

Highlights: Ancient ruins, 46 meter high tower

The ruins of St. Augustine church is a very popular tourist attraction and one of the most spectacular monuments in Goa. The church was built in 1602 with the combined efforts of 12 Augustinians. They also built a convent besides the church.

St. Cajetan Church

Location: Old Goa

Highlights: Unique and stunning architecture

The St. Cajetan church is located in Old Goa near the Se cathedral church. The church is visited by numerous tourists because of exquisite architecture. This vast and strikingly beautiful church has been constructed on the primary design of the Basilica of St. Peter located in Rome.

Church of St. Francis of Assisi

Location: Old Goa, 10 kilometers from Panaji

Highlights: Architecture has a combination of Hindu and Christian elements.

A stunning and charming building, the Church of St. Francis of Assisi is located in Old Goa at a distance of some 10 kilometers from the capital city, Panaji. The Church of St. Francis of Assisi is at the same complex in which Se Cathedral is located. The Church of St. Francis of Assisi of Goa was built during 1517-1521 AD.

St. Paul Church

Location: Located en route Old Goa to Ponda

Highlights: Ruins of an old church maintained beautifully

The St. Paul Church is a ruined church that is a popular tourist attraction in Goa. It is located on the road that one takes from Old Goa to reach Ponda. One can always hire local transport to reach this lovely church. The church of St. Paul in Goa was set up because of the efforts of two priests namely Diogo de Borba and Miguel Vaz.

Day 4: CHECK OUT(12.00 noon)

Breakfast at Hotel. Check out at 12.00 noon. Tour Concludes with happy memories

Notes 

Package include 3star hotel shared accomodation with breakfast for couple.

Includes all tax.

 Betul Visit . ( 50km away from Panaji)  is additional charge of 800Rs for taxi