Top Goa Archaeology Tours

Get out of busy Goa and into nature on this group day tour of Old Goa, then out to Dudhsagar Falls, and also tour a spice plantation. You’ll keep costs down with this group tour, but still have plenty of time to explore each spot at your own pace. Lunch is also provided for you, so no need to organize this separately.

Receive a vivid introduction to the 400-year-old monument under the night sky, highlighting the evolution of the port and jail complex. Marvel at the trademark Portuguese-style architecture. Explore various sections of Fort Aguada – including exclusive access to a beautiful chapel, a freshwater spring, former kitchen and prison cells of the Aguada jail. Discover gripping tales of the epic battles fought between Indian kingdoms and the colonial Portuguese empire for control of the fortress. Unearth soul-stirring stories of the prison inmates, testimonies of its dramatic past.

Take a break from the beach and learn about North Goa's storied history in the process with this private tour. Your guide will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Old Goa, celebrated for its UNESCO-listed Portuguese and Italian churches. You'll also get to visit a 17th-century Portuguese Fort and learn about history at a local museum.

Old Goa is filled with UNESCO-listed churches and impressive Portuguese-built monuments, but many visitors miss out the stories behind their construction. Ideal for history buffs looking to take a break from the beach and take in Goa’s architecture, this half-day walking tour covers highlights such as Viceroy's Arch, the Archaeological Museum of Goa, and the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, with plenty of photo opportunities along the way.

Once the largest city of India, Hampi is one of the most significant spots for archaeology fans in the country. This private tour lets you see some of the city's most inspiring architectural marvels and ruins, including ancient temples, statues, and monoliths. It includes private round-trip transportation from Goa and a simple overnight stay in a local budget hotel.

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.

Explore the heritage of Goa with an archaeologist guide on this full-day tour of three landmark forts. Visit Reis Magos Fort, Aguada Fort, and Chapora Fort, and learn about the region's Indian and Portugese rulers in past centuries. You'll also see one of the filming locations from the popular Bollywood film 'Dil Chahta Hai' on a tour that includes lunch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Discover the highlights of Old Goa at a faster pace than a walking tour with this guided e-bike adventure. Exploring the city on an e-bike means you can conquer uphill stretches with ease and check off more sights in less time. Along the way, enjoy an itinerary of interesting stops, including UNESCO World Heritage sights, viewpoints, and beautiful buildings—such as Se Cathedral, and the Chapel of St. Catherine.

Take a break from the beach and enjoy a fascinating history lesson during a private walking tour of the old Aguada Jail. Meet your guide at the jail and embark on a journey through Goan history, listening to stories about Portuguese rule and prisoners. Access restricted parts of the complex and admire sweeping views of the Arabian Sea. Entry ticket included for Indian nationals; additional fees apply for international travelers.

Wander through grand cathedrals and crumbling convents as local storytellers trace the footsteps of saints, traders, and sovereigns. Visit hidden nooks like the Convent of Santa Monica and the ruins of the Augustinian monastery, explore the oldest nunnery of Asia and learn how spices, ships, and salvation shaped the destiny of this once-cosmopolitan city. As you explore the city with medieval maps, you'll hear stories from local voices who are deeply connected to the heritage of Old Goa and committed to its preservation.