Our Lady of Grace Church (Nossa Senhora da Graça) is a Roman Catholic church built in 1551 in Chorão, Goa. It is bounded on its North and West by the Mapusa River. The Our Lady of Grace Church was built by Jesuits in 1551.The Church has 3 altars dedicated to Our Lady of Grace (Main Altar), Bom Jesus and Saint Roque. The Feast of Our Lady of Grace Church is celebrated on 24 August every year.

The Salvador do Mundo Riverside Cycling Tour is a guided exploration of one of North Goa’s most tranquil inland villages. Located just minutes away from the busy Porvorim highway, this experience transitions you into a landscape of expansive Khazan lands, ancient sluice gates, and traditional Goan architecture. It is an ideal activity for travelers who want to escape the coastal crowds, birdwatching enthusiasts, and families looking for a low-impact outdoor adventure. The route is primarily flat, making it accessible to anyone who can balance a bicycle, regardless of their fitness level.

St Joseph's Church is in Shiroda, a small village in the Taluka of Ponda, the origin of this Church dates back before 1782, the Shiroda Church was founded by the Jesuits, by 1890 the Church building was renovated.

Flyboarding in Goa is a modern watersport that uses water jet propulsion to lift you up to 30 feet above the water. Primarily conducted in the calm backwaters of the Chapora River, it is a popular choice for travelers seeking a thrill beyond traditional parasailing. This activity is suitable for beginners as a certified instructor controls the water pressure, allowing you to focus entirely on your balance and the view.

Nestled in the serene village of Talaulim, the Church of St. Anne stands as a magnificent example of Goan ecclesiastical architecture, captivating visitors with its pristine white façade and lush green surroundings. This historic church, renowned for its vibrant festivals and tranquil atmosphere, offers a peaceful retreat where locals and travelers alike can immerse themselves in the rich spiritual heritage of the region.

This full-day tour is designed for travelers who want to skip the commercial crowds of North Goa and explore the rugged, southern tip of the state. Combining coastal history at Cabo de Rama with the quiet shores of Agonda and Palolem, this trip offers a mix of heritage, light adventure, and scenic relaxation. It is particularly suited for families, couples, and return visitors looking for a more authentic Goan landscape.

St Peter’s Church stands in a quiet little place in Bainguinim, Old Goa It is also known as Sao Pedro church There is an image of St Peter, its patron at the altar

The Shirachi Nhaai (Milkman's Way) is a guided heritage trail that follows the historic routes used by local milkmen to transport dairy from the hinterlands of Bicholim and Chorao to the capital city of Panjim. This experience is designed for travelers who prefer slow, meaningful exploration over typical tourist circuits. You will walk through ancient village paths, visit traditional workshops, and gain a practical understanding of Goan riverine culture and agricultural history.

The Our Lady of Help Church in Ribandar, Goa, built by Portuguese sailors in 1565 to thank Our Lady for saving them from a storm, features a design inspired by the ship they sailed on, underwent renovations in 1711, and houses significant artworks and four altars.

The Tea Trunk Signature High Tea is a curated afternoon experience located in the heart of Fontainhas, Panjim’s historic Latin Quarter. Hosted in a restored 100-year-old Portuguese bungalow, this activity combines the art of tea tasting with a selection of gourmet savories and sweets. It is ideal for travelers looking for a slow, cultural afternoon, couples, or small groups seeking a refined alternative to the typical beach scene.