Yes! It is very friendly. However, I would stay away from rowdy places with a young crowd.

Would recommend 2 days in North Goa and 2 days in South Goa, assuming you might be reaching Panaji first. Take a vehicle and leave for North Goa, Arambol is recommended to visit first and then go off for Dudhsagar falls. After completing it, you have a day to visit Chapora fort, Baga beach, Calangute. After that leave for South Goa, it has the beautiful beaches and best shacks out there. Totally recommended, I would recommend Patnem beach for peaceful stay, Palolem for some adventures, and Agonda beach looks awesome. Cola beach has the coolest lagoon with beautiful beach. You should plan it for another day. Hope this helps

Would recommend 2 days in North Goa and 2 days in South Goa, assuming you might be reaching Panaji first. Take a vehicle and leave for North Goa, Arambol is recommended to visit first and then go off for Dudhsagar falls. After completing it, you have a day to visit Chapora fort, Baga beach, Calangute. After that leave for South Goa, it has the beautiful beaches and best shacks out there. Totally recommended, I would recommend Patnem beach for peaceful stay, Palolem for some adventures, and Agonda beach looks awesome. Cola beach has the coolest lagoon with beautiful beach. You should plan it for another day. Hope this helps

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Goa has some of the most beautiful beaches and there is no reason to spend on the beaches if you are visiting them to relax and take a dip in the Arabian Sea. Baga and Calangute beaches will require some expenditure in case you want to party. The Budget for 2 days trip to goa may cost anywhere between INR 4000 to INR 10000 depending on your expenses.

The eastern parts of Goa would be great if you want to stay away from Partying as major party places are concentrated near the beaches. Getting yourself busy in itineraries that include visiting churches and temples of Goa while staying near the coast is a helpful way to not party a lot. There are island resorts in the central parts of Goa which offer peaceful environments too.

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2000

That depends on what sort of vacation you are looking at. INR 5000 - INR 7000 per person should be fine for food, stay, drinks, and travel.

They generally charge you 250-300 per day. The rates might go up during peak season. The fuel cost is extra.

Yes. February is a very good time to visit Goa. Please refer to the Best Time to Visit Tab for more details on visiting Goa in February.

INR 5000 - INR 7000 per person should cover food, stay, drinks, and travel.

It is a better idea to skip Goa during monsoons. The incessant rains between June and September may leave you hotel bound and very dissatisfied. Even shacks and adventure activity clubs might be closed, so the trip could end up being really boring. The last two weeks of September are a nice time to visit, as the hotel rates haven't caught on to full season rates, the place is lush and green and the clubs are mostly open. Have fun!

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This would depend on what kind of trip you would be looking at. Goa has a whole range of food and accommodation options to suit any kind of budget. About INR 5000 - INR 7000 per person could be your budget for decent food, drinks, travel, and accommodation. It is always good to keep a bit of a buffer for your expenses, as Goa always has a little something extra.

7 days should be good to explore Goa. If done right, your Goa budget per day could be about INR 1000 - INR 2000 per person. However, Goa is known to attract tourists and keep them there for the long haul. So if you're not careful, you will end up spending more and staying for a much longer time.

You can find great resorts in Goa on the beaches according to your choice. The details about the things to do and places to visit can be found here- http://www.holidify.com/places/goa/

Diwali vacations are a good time to visit Goa. Please fill the form in the following link and our travel partners will be able to help you with your plans: https://www.holidify.com/custom-package/

That really depends on what you do and how you stay in Goa, and the season. During the off peak season, you can get cheap rooms/shacks from 500 per person per night. (Specially if you're in a large group). Renting a self driven car is about 1200 per day (from what I remember), and 300-500 for a good meal. Of course, if you're going on a luxury trip then you have a huge array of luxury options to choose from - there are a lot of fancy 5-star hotels in Goa.

That really depends on what you do and how you stay in Goa, and the season. During the off peak season, you can get cheap rooms/shacks from 500 per person per night. (Specially if you're in a large group). Renting a self driven car is about 1200 per day (from what I remember), and 300-500 for a good meal. Of course, if you're going on a luxury trip then you have a huge array of luxury options to choose from - there are a lot of fancy 5-star hotels in Goa.

The budget depends on your accommodation and travel options. However, ideally a budget of around 6000-8000 is sufficient to enjoy a week in Goa. You can also check the details of the customised package here- http://www.holidify.com/custom-package/?referrer=utm_source%3Dwebsite%26utm_medium%3Dheader%26utm_campaign%3Dheader

November is one of the best times to visit Goa. Please refer to the Best Time to Visit Tab above for more details on visiting Goa in November. While it does not get too cold in Goa, carry a jacket or a sweater as a precaution. The weather is quite pleasant but can get slightly chilly at times.

North to central goa is good. Avoid south goa becuase you will have to travel a lot for most things. As much as I remember, kids are not allowed in casino. Also, dont forget to wear shoes. Most casinos will not allow improper footwear.

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If you want to relax peacefully away from the crowd you should head off to South Goa with beaches like Velsao, Arossim, Sunset, Sernabatim, Mobor, Rajbagh.

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NH66 is the best route if you are opting to drive from Vadodara to Goa. In order to reach Baga, you will have to take a diversion from the highway at Mapusa in Goa. If you take this route, you will not have to go through the Gaganbawda Karul Ghat.

Yes, you should be able to reach Ponda from Madgaon by bus. The buses run throughout the day. The bus conductors and stationmaster will be able to direct you to the best bus for your journey.

Definitely. November is one of the best time to go to Goa. Perfect weather and not as crowdy as December.

Definitely. November is one of the best time to go to Goa. Perfect weather and not as crowdy as December.

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Packages start from INR 6000, but this does not include sightseeing. You could get a customised package designed by our travel partners at the following link: https://www.holidify.com/custom-package/

Palolem is the best beach in South Goa. You can also go to Agonda beach. However if you want to try water sports you can go to Colva beach which is close to madgao.

The best time to visit Ga is from October-March. Goa is also famous for its New Year and Sunburn Festival so you might want to visit it during that time.

No, that budget is too little for a Goa trip.

Some of the best beach resorts in Baga are- Colonia Santa Maria, Keys Ronil Reosrt, The Baga Beach Resort, Mykonos Blu, and 16 Degrees North.

Day 1 - Arrive at Goa and hire a car (renting one will make your travelling easier). Visit Baga Beach and Calangute Beach. Indulge yourself in water sports like Parasailing and Jet Ski. Have lunch at Brittos. End the day with dinner at Mambo's. Day 2 - Get up early in the morning and visit Fort Aguada and Fort Chhapora followed by Chhapora Beach. In the afternoon visit the churches - Basilica of Bom Jesus and Lady of Immaculate Conception. End the day with dinner at Martin's Corner. Day 3 - Take a road trip to up North. Visit Morjim, Arambol Beach and Candolim Beach. Spend the evening in Casino Cruise ship at Panjim Jetty. You may visit Dona Paula or Miramar before the cruise. Day 4 - You can spend the day visiting Panjim on your day of return. Take a walk through the streets enjoying the colonial architecture.

Estrela Do Mar Beach Resort, Keys Ronil Resort, Hotel Sai Baga, Cavala Resort, Mayflower Resort and Hotel Viva Baga. There are plenty of other stay options available apart from these.

Goa looks beautiful in the monsoon months. If you are a rain lover, you can go to Doodhsagar falls and enjoy the monsoon green.

For 2 days 10,000 is more than enough.

Definitely. You can find a cheap hotel for as low as 500 per night and a good hotel for 1500 per night. Add 300 per day for a bike rental or 1000 per day for a car rental. Add 1000 per day for food and another 1000 for drinks at good pubs.

The distance between Ponda and Madgaon is approximately 15km which takes about half an hour to reach. You can drive to Ponda or take a taxi from Madgaon station.

There are numerous bike rental services across Goa. If you are coming by train, you will find many people at the Madgaon Railway Station offering bike rental services. If you are arriving by bus, the Mapusa Bus Stand has many rental service operators, and you can rent a bike right away. Please ensure you take adequate precaution when renting a bike. Check for all the essentials, and make sure there is atleast half a tank of fuel.

Day 1 - Arrive at Goa and hire a bike, scooter or a car to visit Baga Beach and Calangute Beach. Indulge yourself in water sports like Parasailing and Jet Ski. Have lunch at Brittos. End the day with dinner at Mambo's or with a party in Tito's. Day 2 - Get up early in the morning and visit Fort Aguada and Fort Chhapora followed by Chhapora Beach. In the afternoon visit the churches - Basilica of Bom Jesus and Lady of Immaculate Conception. End the day with a party at Club Cabana. Day 3 - Take a road trip to up North. Visit Morjim, Arambol Beach and Candolim Beach. Spend the evening in Casino Cruise ship at Panjim Jetty. You may visit Dona Paula or Miramar before the cruise. Day 4 - You can spend the day visiting Panjim on your day of return. Take a walk through the streets enjoying the colonial architecture.

The Mhadei River is most commonly used for river rafting. It will definitely be available in February as this is peak tourist season. If you are looking to engage in river rafting in Goa, then this would be worth it.

Please refer to the Places To Visit Tab above for the best places to visit in Goa. The beaches of North Goa (Candolim onwards) are filled with shacks. You can also find shacks in the south on beaches like Colva beach, Agonda beach, and Varca beach.

Family trips are better done in South Goa, which are relatively quieter and less rowdy as compared to the beaches of North Goa. Colva, Majorda, Betalbatim and Agonda beach are good beaches if you're looking for shacks to chill out at with your family.

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The expenditure depends on your accommodation and travel choices. However, you can easily enjoy the trip within the budget of 15,000. You can check the details of customised packages here- http://www.holidify.com/custom-package/?referrer=utm_source%3Dwebsite%26utm_medium%3Dheader%26utm_campaign%3Dheader

Finding accommodation mid-April in Goa should not be hard, as this is offseason. Please refer to the Hotels section above, which has options for all sorts of travellers, from luxury to budgeted hotels.

A road trip from Chennai to Goa requires all the essential documents of the vehicles like the RC book, Emission Test Certificates, etc. and Driving Licence is the most important Document of all to be carried by the driver. Make sure that all documents with regards to Identity and the Vehicles are with you before you leave Chennai. Do Not drink and drive. Drive safely and Responsibly. You are good to go.

Please refer to the Best Time to Visit Tab above which has details on the climate on Goa throughout the year.

the budget depends on your accommodation and travel choices. However, the budget of 15,000 is ore than sufficient to enjoy a week in Goa for a couple. You can check the customised packages here- http://www.holidify.com/custom-package/?referrer=utm_source%3Dwebsite%26utm_medium%3Dheader%26utm_campaign%3Dheader

INR 25000 would be sufficient for a decent budget friendly Honeymoon in Goa. You can get customised packages for your destination from the link below. https://www.holidify.com/custom-package/

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July is the first month of the Monsoon in Goa and it is a great time to explore the nature, Greenery and the festivities of Goa. If you are planning on heading to the beach, July would not be the right time to do so.

Baga beach is located roughly 30 km from Panjim and around 40 km from Goa airport. Baga beach is very close to Calangute beach. If you are coming by bus, you can get down at Mapusa and take another local bus or taxi to reach Baga beach. You can read more details here: https://www.holidify.com/places/goa/baga-beach-sightseeing-6226.html

You can sleep on the beach in Goa for free, however, it is not advisable since the cops there are unpredictable and they can fine you if caught. So, if you are planning a Goa trip you should take a decent room for your stay.

The price for cruise is somewhere around 1000 per person. However, the charges may vary.

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The road conditions are perfectly fine and safe for a bike trip.

Titto's is I think the most famous pub in north goa. Every prices depend on the time of the year - around new year they might be expensive. Morjim has some very good pubs as well.

Major luxury resort chains like the Leela, Holiday Inn, Taj, Zuri, and so on have resorts in Goa, suitable for a fancy vacation. Backpacker hostels like Roadhouse, Folklore, Jungle, and so on would be the cheapest options out there. There are many homestays and budget hotels as well. Please refer to the Hotels Tab above to view your options.

The Madgaon Railway Station and the Mapusa Bus Stand, two major transit points in Goa will have loads of people offering bike rental services. Take care and evaluate the bike properly before renting it. Ensure that there is fuel in the bike, either a full tank or at least a half tank. You will find bike rental services throughout Goa.