Goa in 2, 3 or 5 days: which trip should you pick?
What each trip length covers in Goa, what it costs, and when to add a nearby town.
The short answer
- 4 days — the full city at an easy pace, with time for a craft workshop (from ₹12,900 / person)
4 days: Goa in 4 Days — North Beaches, Fontainhas Lanes & Old Goa Churches
- Day 1Arrive · the north beaches — Pickup and check-in, Sunset on the beach
- Day 2Old Goa, Fontainhas and the Mandovi — Old Goa, Fontainhas walk, Mandovi sunset cruise
- Day 3Forts, a spice farm and a home kitchen — Fort Aguada and Chapora, Spice farm lunch, Goan home kitchen
- Day 4Divar island and departure — Divar island, Drop
Highlights: Old Goa's churches, a UNESCO World Heritage site · A Fontainhas heritage walk through Panaji's Latin quarter · A sunset cruise on the Mandovi.
See the 4-day trip · from ₹12,900When to go
November to February for dry, mild weather and the peak season, October and March for quieter beaches, and June to September for a green, rainy and very cheap Goa.
Getting there
Goa has two airports, Dabolim and Mopa, with flights from across India. Madgaon and Thivim are the main railway stations on the Konkan line. Our trips start and end at Dabolim or Mopa Airport, or Madgaon and Thivim stations.
Questions travellers ask
How many days are enough for Goa?
Three days covers Goa's main sights, food and a hands-on experience at an easy pace. Two days works for a quick weekend; take five if you also want to see a nearby town.
What is the best time to visit Goa?
November to February for dry, mild weather and the peak season, October and March for quieter beaches, and June to September for a green, rainy and very cheap Goa.
How do I reach Goa?
Goa has two airports, Dabolim and Mopa, with flights from across India. Madgaon and Thivim are the main railway stations on the Konkan line.
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