Places to visit in Goa
These are the places Goa trips are built from. Each trip page lists exactly which of them it covers, and a private trip can swap one for another.
- Calangute and Baga: The busiest North Goa beaches, lined with shacks, water sports and the Tito's Lane nightlife at Baga.
- Fort Aguada: The 17th-century Portuguese fort and lighthouse above Candolim, looking over the Mandovi's mouth.
- Chapora Fort and Vagator: The hilltop fort ruins above Vagator's red cliffs, best at sunset.
- Anjuna: The rocky beach with the Wednesday flea market and the cafes of the old hippie trail.
- Old Goa churches: The Basilica of Bom Jesus, which holds St Francis Xavier's relics, and Se Cathedral across the lawn, part of the UNESCO-listed Churches and Convents of Goa.
- Panaji and Fontainhas: The Latin quarter's coloured houses and the evening cruise on the Mandovi.
- Dudhsagar Falls: The four-tier waterfall on the Karnataka border, reached by forest jeep from Collem; the safari is closed in the monsoon.
- Palolem and South Goa: The calm crescent of Palolem, Colva's long sands and the cliff-top Cabo de Rama fort, quieter than the north.





















