Top Goa Dessert Tours in 2026

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.

Learn about Goa's history while exploring some of its oldest buildings with this private, guided walk. You'll visit historic churches built by the Portuguese such as the Sé Cathedral and the St. Francis of Assisi Church, while your guide takes you through hundreds of years of history, with a focus on what Goa was like under Portuguese rule.

Explore the vibrant culture of the city of Margao on this mouth-watering food trail. Its markets, dominant trades and diverse communities will tell you the story of how Margao evolved into the bustling town it is today. Our food trail brings together numerous things to do in Margao as you visit an iconic restaurant, meet vendors at a vibrant market, watch Goan bakers in action and eat your way through this historic town. This tour is a unique opportunity to not only tantalise your taste buds but also gain insights into the deep-rooted cultural connections between food, trade, and the communities that have thrived in Margao over the years. Special Note: This is not entirely a walking trail and requires transportation. Transportation to be arranged by the guests.

See Panaji, also known as Panjim, from the comfort of your own home with this virtual tour, led by a professional local guide. Through video technology, your guide will show you different parts of the city, giving you the chance to see a local bakery, listen to Goan music, and see what day-to-day life is like, with time left over to ask questions and learn fun local trivia.

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.

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.