Goa is India’s smallest state in terms of area 3,702 km, and the fourth smallest in terms of population, located on the west coast of India in the region known as the Konkon, and is bounded by the state of Maharashtra to the north, andKarnatka to the east and south. The Arabian sea bounds it to the west. Its capital is Panjim, and largest city is Vasco. In the 15th century Portugaise merchants first landed in Goa and annexed it soon after. Their colony existed for about 450 years, until it was taken over by India in 1961.

It is known Internationally for its beaches, Goa is visited by hundred of thousand of touris both foreign and domestic every year. Apart from beaches, Goa is also known for its world herittage architecture and has rich flora and fauna. Tour ends in Mumbai (Bombay)

DAY 01: Arrive Bombay.
Assistance on arrival & transfer to Hotel

DAY 02: Mumbai (Bombay)
City Sightseeing. You drive along the Marine Drive, famous as the Queen's necklace, and chowpatty Beach and pass by 'Towers of Silence' of the Parsis, who settled in Mumbai in 1670.

Visit Hanging Gardens (in Kamala Nehru Park on the slopes of Malabar Hills, offering a panoramic view of Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach, a view especially enchanting at night), the Prince of Wales Museum, Dhobi Ghat and Mani Bhawan. We also drive through the Crawford Market. Evening free time at leisure. Overnight in Mumbai

Mumbadevi Temple, where the city's namesake deity is housed. Activity around the temple is chaotic, with devotees splurging to prove their devotion to the powerful goddess.

DAY 03: Mumbai to Goa flight
Transfer to airport and flight to Goa, On arrival at Dabolin airport in Goa, transfer to hotel. Day free to relax on beach. In the evening enjoy of "Goan cuisine" local seafood delicacies. night in hotel.

Baga is a small but a beautiful beach that lies between Colva and Calangute. It offers a peaceful environment as compared to Colva or Calangute. The sand here is gold but brown, having a grove of palms and is famous for fishing. The Baga River flows down one side of it offering a pleasant diversion for children.

DAY 04: Visit North Goa beaches and back to Baga
VAGATOR is a favourite of hippies and backpackers and having a broad white-sand beach with the ruins of the Chapora Fort.

ANJUNA is famous for Wednesday flea market where you can get handicrafts from all over India, also known for notorious hippies party..

CALANGUTE: Its largest and most happening beach of North Goa is known for its, great food, shopping, entertainment.
So please choose one or explore your own each of these beaches.

DAY 05: Baga (day excursion to Sanctuary)
The Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary named after Indias famous ornitholo Salim Ali is situated in the island of Chorao along the river Mandovi near Panaji. Varieties of local and migratory birds are found here in the sdacttary, back to Baga and rest time free for own activities. Overnight at hotel.

DAY 06: Baga to Colva.
Colva is god's perfect gift for those who seek solitude in their holidays. One can also see the beautiful houses and villas that dot the village. Another interesting thing about Colva is its popularity among the locals. Though the beach is fairly famous with foreign and Indian tourists, it is the locals who can be seen here in large numbers among them some are the fisher men. Small village of Colva having most loved beach with white sand and palm fringed, Colva is fairly safe place to make a splash in water but don't venture in deepwater unless you are a strong swimmer. For water sport lover jet skiing and speed boat rides facilities are available.

Nossa Senhora de Merces (Our Lady of Mercy) Church This church is very famous in Colva and has a religious history attached to it. Can be visited by evening those who are interested other wise just enjoy the beach. The most fascinating moment is to visit the villages, meet the peoples.

DAY 07: Colva to Bhagwan Mahabir wild life sanctuary.
On the way Passing by Margao city, surrounded by fertile farmland. About 3 kms away a small village of Raia, can be visited. Margao a typically crowded town, second largest and bustling commercial center. of Goa, was once a major religious centre, with its wealthy temples, churches and some magnificent specimens of old Portuguese houses, Visit Bhagwan Mahabir wild life sanctuary, private Mahabir is particularly known for its Leopards, Elephants, Deers & Gaur Or Indian Bison, night in sanctuary in simple rest house/Lodge.

DAY 08: Panjim
Panaji or Panjim which means "the land that does not flood" state capital of Goa. It is situated on the southern banks of the Mandovi River, The town has some beautiful Portuguese Baroque style buildings and enchanting old villas..Some of main attractions are Dona paula where two of Goa's famous rivers meet the Arabian Sea.Ruins Of St. Augustine's Tower Built in 1602, Aguada Fort, Mahalakshi temple. Sri Saptakoteshwara Temple, rest time free to explore the capital, night in Panjim,

DAY 09: Goa to Mumbai, Bombay
Transfer to airport for flight back to Mumbai - Bombay and to your onward connection. End of service.

Cost per person: Departure from 2 person onward