Top Goa Night Tours

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.

Embark on a captivating exploration of Goa with the Discover Goa: A Full-Day Private City Tour, commencing at 9:00 AM with your private guide meeting you at the hotel lobby. The tour begins with a visit to the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for housing St. Francis Xavier's mortal remains. Experience the grandeur of Se Cathedral, one of Asia's largest churches, boasting Portuguese-Gothic architecture and the famous Golden Bell. A vibrant market adventure awaits at Mapusa, where you can bargain and shop for Goan specialties. Relish a traditional Goan lunch at 12:30 PM before wandering through the picturesque Fontainhas, the Latin Quarter of Panaji. Your cultural journey continues at the bustling Panaji market, followed by a visit to the historic Fort Aguada and a serene stroll along Baga Beach, culminating in a 6:00 PM drop-off at your hotel.

Experience butterflies and spices on this private morning tour of the Butterfly Conservatory of Goa, and the spice plantation in Keri village. Check out loads of birds and butterflies, and then visit a few villages before you’re at the spice plantation, where you’ll learn about fragrances and spices. Finally, you’ll have a traditional Goan lunch.

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.