Start your Day with a sumptuous breakfast at the hotel and head for a half-day sightseeing of Goa,
covering the 15th century Reis Magos Fort which was built to protect the narrowest point at the mouth
of the Mandovi estuary. Proceed to Fort Aguada and its Lighthouse, a Portuguese fort that stands on the
beach south of Candolim and at the shore of Mandovi river. It was built in 1612 in order to guard the
Portuguese empire against the Dutch and the Marathas and offers an expansive view of the Arabian sea.
Next stop would be the Sinquerim beach which is a haven for water sports with wide stretches of
endless sand. Proceed to the Calangute beach which buzzes with life with water activities and numerous
beach shacks serving delectable food and drinks. Few minutes ahead is the Baga beach, the most
famous beach in Goa famous for its lively nightlife. Then, move to the Anjuna beach known to host one
of the best flea markets of Goa (held every Wednesday). Finally, visit the Vagator Beach for its laid-back
vibe and clean waters. By evening, return to the hotel for a comfortable night stay. You may also choose
to relax in the evening by the poolside. Dinner at Hotel
Tags: Reis Magos Fort, Fort Aguada, Sinquerim beach, Calangute beach, Baga beach, Anjuna beach,
Vagator Beach

After breakfast, head to explore South Goa. Begin with visiting Shri Mangueshi Temple, one of the
largest and most frequented temples in Goa, it is dedicated to Lord Manguesh (an incarnation of Lord
Shiva). From there, head to Shantadurga Temple which is a private temple complex belonging to Goud
Saraswat Brahmin community and is dedicated to Shantadurga, the goddess who mediates between
Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. Both the temples are located in Kavlem, Priol. After that, proceed towards
the churches of old Goa. Starting with the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it holds
the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier and is one of the best examples of baroque architecture in India.
Next stop would be Se Cathedral which was built from 1562-1640 to commemorate the victory of the
Portuguese over a Muslim army. Inside the cathedral hangs a large bell known as the ‘Golden Bell’ which
is the largest in Goa and one of the best in the world. As the day comes to an end, get back to the hotel
for a relaxing night stay. Dinner at Hotel
Tags: Shri Mangueshi Temple, Shantadurga Temple, Old Goa Churches

After breakfast, check-out from the hotel and get a private transfer to the airport/railway station for
your return journey.
Tags: Return from Goa