Explore Basilica of Bom Jesus Goa for UNESCO heritage, St Francis Xavier relics and iconic Baroque architecture.

This 2-hour activity takes you into the heart of North Goa’s mangroves for an authentic crab-catching session. Designed specifically for couples looking for an offbeat experience, you will join a local fisherman in the Chopdem backwaters to learn the age-old art of using 'Koblem' (traditional nets) to catch mud crabs. It is a practical, hands-on way to explore the Chapora River ecosystem away from the typical tourist crowds.

Tirupati Balaji Temple, situated in Goa, holds a revered place as a significant Hindu religious site. It serves as a sanctuary where devotees gather to seek spiritual solace and blessings. This temple stands as a testament to the deep-rooted faith and devotion that draws pilgrims from across the nation to its hallowed premises.

This guided kayaking experience takes you away from the crowded beaches of North Goa into the quiet backwaters of Arabo, Tuem. Combining a 45-minute mangrove paddle with a 30-minute island exploration, it is designed for travelers who want to see Goa’s river ecosystems up close. This activity is suitable for beginners, families, and birdwatching enthusiasts looking for a low-impact, active way to explore the Chapora River basin.

The most ancient temple in the whole of Goa is located at a place called Tambi Surla which. The temple is dedicated to lord Shiva and was built during the Kadamba dynasty which ruled Goa between 12th to 14th century.

Escape the busy beach belts of North Goa for a quiet day trip to the Tuem backwaters. This island picnic is designed for families and groups looking for a private, slow-paced experience. Located away from the tourist hubs, the trip includes a scenic boat ride, a traditional Goan lunch, and plenty of time for fishing, swimming, or simply lounging by the riverbank.

The Shri Chamundeshwari Temple in Bicholim, Goa, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Chamundeshwari, a form of Goddess Durga known for her protective and fierce nature. Nestled in the serene surroundings of Maem, the temple is an important spiritual site for locals.

Baga is widely known for its crowded beach and nightlife, but the Baga River offers a completely different, quiet side of North Goa. River kayaking here is a low-impact, beginner-friendly activity that takes you through narrow mangrove channels and calm backwaters. It is an ideal escape for travelers who want to see Goa’s natural ecosystem without the noise of motorized water sports.

Surla Taar Mosque, also referred to as the Masjid-i-Ala or Taar Surla Mosque, is an ancient and historic mosque in Goa. Located in the village of Surla, this mosque is notable for its antiquity and is one of the few remnants of early Islamic architecture in Goa.

The Ocean Hike to Crabs Claw Bay is a 7km coastal trekking experience in South Goa designed for active travelers who want to see the state’s rugged shoreline. This moderate-difficulty trail moves away from the tourist crowds, leading you across laterite cliffs, through seasonal streams, and down to a secluded bay shaped like a crab’s claw. It is an ideal choice for those who prefer physical activity and natural scenery over commercial beach settings.