St Anthony Church, Siolim, is called ‘Santo Antônio Igreja em Siolim, in Portuguese. It is popularly called ‘The Siolim church’. The St. Anthony Church, Siolim was the second church built in Siolim, whose foundations were laid in 1600.

The Curdi Underwater Village is a seasonal heritage experience in Sanguem, South Goa. Submerged in the 1980s to make way for the Selaulim Dam, the village ruins emerge only during the peak summer months of April and May. This guided walking tour allows travelers to explore the foundations of a lost community, including ancient temples, a church, and prehistoric rock carvings, before the monsoon rains submerge the area once again.

Dedicated to saint Diogo, the church is located in village of Guirim at foot of the hill. It was built by Franciscan in 1604. It was built in Mannerist Neo-Roman style.

The Adventurer Edition of the Natural Riverside Adventure is a physically demanding full-day experience located in the rugged hinterlands of Sangod. Designed specifically for travelers who want to move beyond the beaches, this activity combines technical rappelling, jungle trekking, and river-based challenges. It is best suited for fit individuals and those with a basic level of outdoor experience who are looking for a raw, unpolished encounter with Goa’s Western Ghats.

The Cavelossim Church, also known as the Our Lady of Cavelossim Church, is a beautiful Portuguese-era church located in the Cavelossim village of South Goa. Known for its stunning whitewashed exterior and charming architecture, it features a blend of traditional Goan and Portuguese styles.

The Saligao Village Saunter is a guided walking tour designed for travelers who want to experience the quieter, cultural side of North Goa. Located just a few kilometers inland from the busy Calangute beach belt, Saligao is a village defined by its unique neo-Gothic church, well-preserved Indo-Portuguese mansions, and a history shaped by a globally traveled community. This tour is ideal for architecture enthusiasts, history buffs, and those looking for a slow-paced exploration of Goan village life.

Reis magos in Portuguese means 3 wise men. Located in the small hamlet of Reis Magos, it was built in 1555 by Fransiscan friars. This is amongst the oldest churches in Goa.

This full-day tour is designed for travelers who want to see the essential landmarks of North Goa without the hassle of navigating local traffic or negotiating with multiple taxi drivers. It covers a balanced mix of 17th-century Portuguese architecture, famous coastal stretches, and the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Old Goa. Whether you are a first-time visitor or on a short trip, this organized circuit ensures you hit the major highlights including Fort Aguada, the Calangute-Baga belt, and the historic churches of Panjim's outskirts in a single, efficient day.

The Church of Holy Spirit was first built in 1564 by Jesuit missionaries who arrived in India mainly from Europe. It was the first church to be ever built in Margao but was destroyed during the Muslim invasion in 1571.

This guided birdwatching experience takes you into the diverse ecosystems of Sangod, North Goa, located near the foothills of the Western Ghats. Designed for both serious birders and nature enthusiasts, the trail focuses on spotting rare endemic species and migratory visitors in their natural habitats. Led by a local naturalist, you will explore riverbanks, dense forest patches, and quiet wetlands during the peak activity hours of early morning.