Goa is the ideal spot for a relaxing beach vacation or a fun night out at the clubs. Goa getaways are just the finest of all. From short escapes like a three-day trip to Goa, which is ideal if you are travelling to Goa...
Goa is the ideal spot for a relaxing beach vacation or a fun night out at the clubs. Goa getaways are just the finest of all. From short escapes like a three-day trip to Goa, which is ideal if you are travelling to Goa with friends or family for the first time, to mid-level 5 - 7-day Goa trips ideal for those looking for Goa honeymoon packages, to ten-day Goa tours for those looking to relax, chill out at the beaches, enjoy the vibrant nightlife, or go off the beaten path in Goa.
With invisit, you can explore the less known beaches, asthetic cafes, and beautiful resorts during your Goa vacation. Book Goa tour packages with us to enjoy a thrilling trip to Goa with your family and friends.
Best time to visit Goa
The best time to visit Goa is between mid-November and March. During these months, the weather is nice and the sky is clear. It's the ideal time to relax on the beach and explore this stunning destination. Get Goa travel packages now.
How to reach Goa
By Air- Planning Goa trip via flying is the simplest and most convenient method. Dabolim Airport in Goa is directly connected to all of India's big cities.
By Road- Hire a vehicle and drive down to this seaside paradise, where the salty fragrance of the sea fills your senses and magnificent views rush by. The easiest way to go by car is from Mumbai, which is only fourteen hours away.
By Rail- The Konkan Railway is long, running north from Mumbai and south from Mangalore. Margao's Madgaon Railway Station connects the city with the rest of the country.
Car and scooter rentals in Goa
After reaching Goa, you can easily rent cars or scooters to roam in Goa like a free bird.The price varies from 400 to 2000 INR per day.
Best places to Visit in North Goa
Fort Aguada
Fort Aguada is a 17th-century Portuguese fort overlooking the confluence of the Mandovi River and the Arabian Sea. The deteriorating ramparts of the fort exist on Sinquerim Beach, some 18 km from Panjim.