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Hop into the saddle and explore pretty Divar island with ease on this e-bike sightseeing tour. With your guide to lead the way and refreshments included, spin along winding roads through fertile paddy fields, and admire traditional Portuguese-style homes in the countryside. Tackle hills with ease—with your e-bike to help with pedalling—and discover mysterious caves and abandoned temple sites in the rolling hills.

Learn more about Panaji’s history and culture on this interesting two-hour walking tour of the Fontainhas neighborhood. You won’t struggle to hear your guide as this is a small-group tour (max. 15). Admire carefully restored Portuguese colonial-era buildings, sample traditional Goan bakery treats, enjoy a live performance with a renowned local musician, and more. This is an ideal tour for travelers wanting to explore beyond Goa’s beaches.

There are few places so varied as Goa, West India. On this tour, explore the rich history of the fusion of cultures that have made Goa the way it is today. From Catholic churches in Panjim, the state capital, to Hindu temples, and from Portuguese architecture to spice plantations, Goa is an assault on the senses.

Learn more about Goa’s unique Indo–Portuguese culture through its cuisine on a culinary walking tour of Panaji. After meeting your guide and small group in Panjim’s Latin Quarter, explore the lanes and hidden corners of Fontainhas. Sample a range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, both sweet and savory, and find eateries you might miss wandering alone. Ask your guide questions and go at your own pace on this small-group tour.

Drink your way through the Goan capital city of Panaji with this small-group pub crawl, led by a guide. You'll visit three pubs in total and get the chance to engage in ice-breaker games and trivia with your fellow travelers. As an added bonus, three drinks are included in the price of the tour.

Get an insider's look at the cuisine of Goa with this guided group tour in Panaji. You'll visit local restaurants, where you'll pair traditional Goan fare with feni, a quintessentially Goan liquor made from cashew fruit or coconut. As an added bonus, you'll also visit the Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and make a stop in front of the Palace of Yusuf Adil Shah, site of Goa's state museum.