Best of Goa

Best of Goa brings forward the best places to visit, best hotels to stay, best beaches, best parties to spend, best nightl clubs in Goa to you. Use this section as a Goa travel guide to explore Goa. Plan your vacations and get information on how you can enjoy to the fullest.

Goa is the smallest but one of the best holiday destinations in India because of its endless beaches, culture, shopping and festivals. Culture of Goa is a legacy of its colonial past as Goa’s two districts, North Goa and South Goa still reflect the Portuguese culture in their cuisines, language and religion. Goan music is also mix of plaintive fado and Konkani. In addition to this, the friendly nature of Goan people is hard to resist. You will feel like home in this state of beaches.

When you visit Goa then do not miss to visit Panji, town reminiscent of a provincial Mediterranean town. Panji has riverside Secretariat, Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Menezes Braganza Institue, State Museum and beautiful Miramar and Dona Paula beaches.

Then you must visit the famous Anjuna beach for full moon rave parties and flea market that is not found anywhere else. For the flea market hawkers from all over India come there on Wednesday and sell everything from silver jewelry, papier-mache boxes to Rajasthani mirror work and woodcarvings from Kerala.

If you want to spend your time alone then go to Baga beach as it is less crowded and full of soft and white sand. Like Anjuna flea market, it has Saturday flea market.

Also Mapusa, Vagator, Pernem, Arambol can be a part your stay at Goa. These are the small towns in Goa that are worth visiting.

Do not miss to visit Goa during festival season. Christmas, New Year and Sunburn festivals are particularly famous among tourists. The Goa has some other festivals as well such as Jatra, Carnival, Shigmo, All Saints Procession and Feast of St Francis Xavier.

Best of Goa will also take you to the Old Goa that has many churches to visit. You can visit Our Lady of the Rosary, Royal Chapel of St Anthony, Church and Convent of St John of God, Church and Monastery of St Augustine, Church of St Cajetan, Church of St Francis of Assisi and many more.

Along with Goan Churches enjoy the Goa’s Colonial Mansions, Colva district, Cavelossim district, Palolem and Braganza House.