✅ Baga Beach
The star attraction! A lively beach known for its golden sand, thrilling water sports, and buzzing nightlife. Perfect for sunbathing by day and partying by night.
✅ Water Sports Hub
Baga is the go-to beach in North Goa for parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat rides, and even dolphin-watching tours. Thrill-seekers will love the adrenaline rush here.
✅ Tito’s Lane
Famous for its nightclubs, pubs, and music bars. Don’t miss iconic spots like Tito’s, Café Mambo, and Cape Town Café for an unforgettable night out.
✅ Britto’s Beach Shack
A beachfront legend! Known for its seafood platters, Goan curries, desserts, and laid-back beach vibes. A must-visit for foodies.
✅ Baga River & Backwaters
Where the Baga River meets the Arabian Sea—great for quiet kayaking, fishing, or romantic sunset views away from the crowd.
✅ Snow Park Goa
Just off Baga Beach, this indoor attraction offers artificial snow play zones, ideal for families and kids looking for something different.
✅ Saturday Night Market (Arpora)
A short drive from Baga, this market lights up with live music, street food, local and international stalls, and a bohemian crowd every Saturday evening.
✅ Calangute Beach
Walking distance from Baga, Calangute offers a slightly more relaxed vibe with more souvenir shops, beach shacks, and water sports.
✅ Mackie’s Night Bazaar
Another evening hotspot near Baga, this riverside market is perfect for souvenirs, jewelry, live music, and local eats under the stars.
✅ Ayurvedic Spas & Yoga Retreats
Baga offers several wellness centers for Ayurvedic massages, spa treatments, and yoga classes, perfect for balancing the party with relaxation.
Nestled deep in the heart of Himachal Pradesh, Manali is where adventure meets serenity, where ancient legends live amidst snow-capped peaks, and where every winding road leads to breathtaking vistas. Surrounded by the majestic Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, Manali is a haven for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, honeymooners, and spiritual wanderers alike.
Often hailed as the “Valley of the Gods,” Manali blends timeless natural beauty with modern experiences — from the bustling charm of Old Manali’s bohemian cafés to the adrenaline of paragliding over Solang Valley, and the tranquil soak in Vashisht’s hot springs.
In winter, Manali transforms into a snowy wonderland, inviting skiers and snow-lovers to places like Rohtang Pass. In the summer, lush meadows, apple orchards, and deodar forests make it a picturesque escape from the plains. Whether you’re exploring ancient temples like the Hadimba Devi Temple, rafting along the Beas River, or trekking to hidden waterfalls and high-altitude villages — Manali offers a rhythm of life that’s both peaceful and pulse-quickening.
✅ Day 1: Arrival in Baga | Beach Leisure & Sunset Views
Arrival at Baga Beach (via Dabolim Airport, Mopa Airport, or Thivim Railway Station + drive).
Warm welcome by local hotel staff and check-in at your beachside resort or hotel.
Evening highlights:
Relax on the sandy shores of Baga Beach, dip your feet in the Arabian Sea.
Grab a drink and snack at a popular shack like Britto’s or St. Anthony’s.
Witness a beautiful sunset at the Baga River Mouth.
Enjoy dinner with live music at Fisherman’s Wharf or a beach shack.
🛏️ Overnight Stay: Baga
✅ Day 2: Water Sports & Nightlife Buzz
Morning:
After breakfast, dive into adventure sports at Baga Beach:
✅ Parasailing
✅ Jet Skiing
✅ Banana Boat Ride
✅ Dolphin-spotting Cruise
Afternoon:
Have lunch at Fat Fish or Souza Lobo (seafood and Goan specialties).
Visit Snow Park Goa (family-friendly fun) or relax at your resort/spa.
Evening:
Shop for souvenirs and beachwear at local shops and street stalls.
Walk to the famous Tito’s Lane:
✅ Visit Tito’s, Mambo’s, or Cape Town Café
✅ Enjoy cocktails, music, and dancing
🛏️ Overnight Stay: Baga
✅ Day 3: Day Trip & Market Hopping
Morning:
Breakfast at Eva Café or Artjuna (boho vibes, fresh food).
Take a short drive to Anjuna Beach or Vagator Beach.
Optional: Visit the Anjuna Flea Market (Wednesdays only).
Afternoon:
Head to Arpora Saturday Night Market (if visiting on the weekend).
✅ Shop handcrafted goods, taste global cuisine, enjoy live performances.
Alternatively, kayak or relax by the Baga River Backwaters.
Evening:
Final sunset walk along the Baga-Calangute stretch.
Dinner at Thalassa (Greek food with sea views) or Pousada by the Beach for a romantic setting.
🛏️ Overnight Stay: Baga
✅ Day 4: Culture, Relaxation & Departure
Morning:
Visit nearby Our Lady of Piety Church or St. Alex Church for a peaceful start.
Enjoy a beachfront breakfast, followed by Ayurvedic massage or spa treatment.
Optional: Shop for last-minute gifts at Mackie’s Night Bazaar or Calangute Market.
Afternoon:
Check out and depart for airport/train/bus station.
🌊 Tour Ends with Sandy Feet & Sun-Kissed Memories!
Dehradun ➜ Delhi ➜ Agra ➜ Gwalior ➜ Indore ➜ Nashik ➜ Pune ➜ Goa (Baga Beach)
Baga Beach is located in North Goa, about 17 km from Panaji (the capital city) and close to popular beaches like Calangute, Anjuna, and Vagator.
Best Season: November to March (pleasant weather, active nightlife, and all shacks open).
Avoid: June to September (monsoon season, rough sea, many activities shut down).
By Air: Fly to Dabolim Airport or Mopa Airport (Manohar International Airport), then take a taxi (1.5–2 hrs).
By Train: Nearest stations are Thivim (20 km) or Madgaon (50 km).
By Bus/Car: Well-connected by road from Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, etc.
Water sports: Parasailing, Jet Ski, Banana Ride, Dolphin Watching
Nightlife: Tito’s Lane, Café Mambo, Cape Town Café
Eat & chill: Beach shacks like Britto’s, St. Anthony’s, Souza Lobo
Shopping: Street shops & flea markets nearby
Relaxing: River kayaking, massage, or sunbathing
- Yes! Baga offers a mix of activities for all ages, including water sports, beach games, river cruises, and family dining. Avoid late-night party areas if traveling with small kids.
Light cotton clothes
Swimwear
Flip-flops/sandals
Sunscreen & sunglasses
Waterproof phone case
Light jacket (for cooler evenings in winter)
Yes! You can easily rent a scooter or bike for ₹300–₹500 per day. Fuel is extra. A valid driver’s license is required.