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Dreaming of Goa beyond the beach shacks and EDM parties? This free 3-day itinerary skips the crowded hotspots and dives into quiet Portuguese alleys, jungle waterfalls, and family-run seafood cafés — all within a relaxed ₹12,000–15,000 budget for two.
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Designed for two friends who love culture, nature, and slow travel
Avoids Baga/Calangute crowds — focuses on South Goa + heritage North
Includes local-only tips: where to find fresh catch, how to reach hidden waterfalls
Budget-friendly: ~₹7,000–8,000 per person (flights not included)
Perfect for winter travel (Nov–Feb): sunny days, cool evenings
Theme: Colorful streets, river views, and sunset seafood
10:00 AM: Arrive at Goa International Airport (GOI)
→ Pre-book a taxi or use GoaMiles app (official state ride service)
11:30 AM: Check into a heritage guesthouse in Fontainhas, Panjim
→ This Latin Quarter is lined with pastel Portuguese houses, art cafes, and quiet lanes
01:00 PM: Lunch at Viva Panjim
→ Family-run spot with authentic Goan prawn curry and sannas (rice cakes)
03:00 PM: Hidden Gem Walk through Fontainhas
→ Wander narrow streets like Rua 31 de Janeiro
→ Visit Fundação Oriente for Indo-Portuguese art exhibits
05:30 PM: Sunset at Miramar Beach (locals’ secret)
→ Far quieter than North Goa beaches, with panoramic Mandovi River views
08:00 PM: Dinner at The Black Sheep Bistro
→ Modern Goan fine dining — try the recheado stuffed pomfret
Theme: Nature, spice, and slow boating
08:00 AM: Early breakfast at your guesthouse
09:00 AM: Drive to Dudhsagar Falls (or Arvalem Falls if short on time)
→ Dudhsagar requires a jeep safari from Colex — book in advance
→ Arvalem is easier: 45-min drive from Panjim, with caves nearby
01:00 PM: Lunch at a spice plantation (e.g., Sahakari or Savoi)
→ Enjoy a traditional thali amid cinnamon, cardamom, and coconut trees
03:30 PM: Backwater Kayaking in Cumbarjua Canal
→ Paddle through mangroves, spot kingfishers and monitor lizards
→ Guided tours available from Old Goa (approx. ₹800/person)
07:00 PM: Dinner at Martin’s Corner (if you crave live music)
→ Or choose Zeebop by the Sea in Sinquerim for toes-in-sand dining
Theme: Coastal calm, local art, and farewell curry
08:00 AM: Breakfast with sea view at Café Chocolatti (Bogmalo Beach)
→ This South Goa café sits right on a quiet, clean beach — ideal for morning walks
10:00 AM: Visit Palolem Beach (but go beyond the main strip)
→ Rent a kayak and explore Butterfly Island (visible at low tide)
→ Or head to Agonda Beach — even quieter, with turtle nesting sites
01:00 PM: Lunch at Fisherman’s Wharf (Cavelossim)
→ Overwater deck, live Goan music, fresh catch of the day
03:00 PM: Stop at Mario Miranda Gallery (in Porvorim)
→ Celebrates Goa’s iconic cartoonist — fun, light, and deeply local
05:00 PM: Return to airport via pre-booked taxi
Evening: Depart Goa with a full heart (and maybe a bottle of feni)
Best Time to Visit: November to February (pleasant, dry weather)
Transport: Rent a scooter (₹300–400/day) only if experienced — roads can be narrow and chaotic
Safety: South Goa is very safe; avoid isolated beaches after dark in North
Local Etiquette: Dress modestly when visiting churches or villages
Budget Breakdown (for 2 people, 3 days):
Accommodation: ₹4,000–6,000
Food: ₹3,000
Activities & Transport: ₹3,000–4,000
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