Cruise In Goa


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Goa (Mormugao), India

Although it may be the smallest state in India, Goa gives a refrigerator for a long time, with long beaches filled with lush palm forests. Cobblestone appreciates the old Goa head and Portuguese colonial architecture to walk on the roads, including a UNESCO World Heritage Site Boom Jesus Sand -colored Basilica. Climb up a cruise to Goa for Sunbath or Snorkel on Palolem Beach. Or take a closer look at Sloth and Panthers in Lord Mahavira Wildlife Sanctuary. After walking in a plate of fried Goan muscles and central Panaji stores with Masala, the day ends the day after leaving.

National Language
Hindi, English
Currency Accepted
Indian Rupee (INR)

dinner cruise in goa

Starting from* ₹5,000

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Pharaohs Nuya Cruise

mandovi river cruise

Starting from* ₹16,000

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Pharaohs Sphinx Cruise

cruise in kolkata

Starting from* ₹25,000

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Pharaohs Maare Cruises

cruise ship from kochi

Starting from* ₹35,000

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Pharaohs Fortune

cruise in guwahati

Starting from* ₹1,499

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Pharaohs Nuya Cruise

cochin cruise

Starting from* ₹9,000

Taxes & fees included*

Pharaohs Palms Cruise

cruise in guwahati

Starting from* ₹25,000

Taxes & fees included*

Pharaohs Maare Cruises

kolkata to andaman cruise

Starting from* ₹90,000

Taxes & fees included*

Pharaohs Caribbean Cruise

Stay in the sand

Goa is known for its beaches, especially south of the state. The juicy palolam is worth the trip, but if you do not have enough time to travel for half a day, you must be near the harbor. Mjorda and Velaso lie just a few minutes from the Mormugao of Taxi and are considered two of the two best beaches in Goa.

A Portuguese past

Old Goa is a wonderful place for those who want to admire the Portuguese colonial architecture, as it has many churches and monuments back in the 1500s. If you don't have time to spend a few hours here, you can stay near Mormugo Harbor and visit the 15th century uratory priests, St. Joseph Vaj, a religious museum.

Spice Things Up

Search the construction blocks of spicy goon dishes with a visit to Dudhasagar Bagan in Karman, to see that popular Indian spices such as cardamom and pepper have grown. This seizure will also give you a preview in plant cultivation for Ayurveda (a South Indian form of traditional medicine).

Local Cuisine

The small state of Goa is the home of one of the biggest hits of Indian cuisine: spicy vindalu curry, vinegar, red chili and ginger with taste and taste and pork or fresh local shrimp with tender pieces. During the cruise of your India, stay in one of the local operations on the beach, especially if you want to try the famous shrimp of Goa.

Shopping

Goa offers many traditional handicrafts, which make the souvenirs of India for a souvenirs. View Goldsmith in action in Mapusa Municipal Market, or go to Aparant Handicraft Emporia in Margao to browse an impressive collection of Goan Lacquerware. If you want to bring the taste of Goa's house, then take advantage of bomphulous spice shops on every beach and in every market.