Best time to visit Goa<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\nGoa experiences three seasons, summer, monsoon or rainy and winters. Best time to visit Goa is during winters that run from October to March. Temperature ranges between 21\u00b0C to 28\u00b0C. It\u2019s the perfect time for sunbathing, water sports, night parties and sightseeing.<\/p>\n
Where To Stay in Goa<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\nThis decision will form the base for your trip to Goa. Since you have three days to capture the best from the long list of Goan adventures, you need to choose a place close to staple experiences that every tourist wants from a trip to Goa. If its your first trip to this state, you should definitely stay in North Goa. You can enjoy sunbathing, compulsive eating, window shopping, bar hopping and Portuguese flavours very conveniently in North Goa.<\/p>\n
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Vagator, Anjuna, Baga and Calungate are ideal spots for a short trip. You can book your hotel depending on your budget. You can also stay in Morjim, Arambol or Ashwem for a less crowded experience. We\u2019ve covered the pros and cons for\u00a0North and South Goa<\/a>, you can read it for a more detailed perspective. We\u2019ll be focusing on the strip from Vagator to Calungate as it’s the more popular and general choice for vacationers.<\/p>\nAlso Read:\u00a0Top 10 places to see in Old Goa<\/a><\/h3>\nDay 1:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nCheck into your hotel, freshen up and without wasting any time head outside. First thing to do in Goa, undoubtedly, is visiting a beach. Choose the nearest beach from your hotel; Vagator, Anjuna, Baga or Calungate and camp there for the afternoon. You can enjoy water sports like banana boat ride, jet-skiing, surfing or take the lazy road and go for a quick swim followed by a nap under the sun. For lunch you can devour delicious Goan curry with a beer at one of the many beach shacks.<\/p>\n
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After enjoying a soothing sunset, head back to your room. Change into your party clothes and board the train to some of the best clubs in India. You need to check which club is playing the your favourite genre of music. Some nights it will be trance, others techno or Bollywood. So its best to check whether your favourite club is on the same page as you.<\/p>\n
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Here\u2019s our list of\u00a0best nightclubs in Goa<\/a>. You can visit Waters Lounge and Grill, Tito’s Bollywood Club and Retro Bar<\/a> or\u00a0SinQ<\/a> for tantalizing drinks and food paired with soulful music.<\/p>\nPs: Avoid partying all night. You don\u2019t want to lose a day to hangover.<\/p>\n
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Also Read:\u00a010 Best North Goa Restaurants<\/a><\/h3>\n <\/p>\n
Day 2:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nCalungate and Baga have great brunch options. You can visit any nearby caf\u00e9 and fill yourself up for a brand new sunny day! Panaji is roughly an hour from the Vagator-Calungate stretch. You can rent a bike for a better and more fun experience. Panaji is booming with Portuguese architecture and is the best source if you want to explore the native Goan lifestyle.<\/p>\n
From here you can continue towards Old Goa and visit rusty churches if you are craving more colonial flashbacks. Or, You can take a small detour and enjoy a walk through the spice plantations in Ponda. Drive back to your hotel. Grab an evening snack at Curlies<\/a> in Anjuna Beach and enjoy the spectacular view as the sun sets.<\/p>\n![\"3](\"https:\/\/www.trodly.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/12\/goa-churches.jpg\")
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You can alternately avoid Old Goa and Panaji if you don\u2019t enjoy old architecture and instead visit beautiful beaches up north. Arambol, Morjim and Ashwem are great options for serene and stunning afternoon views. You can also enjoy a yoga retreat or meditation session near the beach. Ashwem is the best spot for surfing. Grab a quick bite at\u00a0La Plage<\/a> in Ashwem and head back for another session of epic clubbing in Goa. Check which club is playing your favourite genre and sway your night away!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Read\u00a015 lesser known beaches in Goa that you’ve never heard of<\/a><\/h3>\n <\/p>\n
Day 3:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nWake up early, head to the beach for a beautiful sunrise and relish a light breakfast at any nearby caf\u00e9 on your way back. Last day in Goa calls for a shopping fiasco. It’s not possible to visit Goa and not enjoy the thrilling experience of splurging money on souvenirs, clothes, footwear, jewellery and antiques.<\/p>\n
You can start at Tia\u2019s shop in Anjuna, which is widely popular for affordable and trendy clothes. Grab a healthy lunch at Natti’s Naturals Caf\u00e9<\/a> and continue exploring this touristy stretch between Arpora and Anjuna. If you\u2019re here on a Wednesday, don\u2019t forget to visit Anjuna Flea market. Saturday night market in Arpora and Friday market in Mapusa are equally good options for restocking your trendy collectible section.<\/p>\n![\"3](\"https:\/\/www.trodly.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/12\/goa-relaxed.jpg\")
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By this time you\u2019ll be as hungry as a horse, head to Thalassa<\/a> on Vagator cliff before sunset for picturesque view of Goa and devour amazing Greek food. Blue Bird<\/a> and The Mango Tree<\/a> are equally good options for dinner and drinks. Since it’s never enough when it comes to partying in Goa, cross out any remaining clubs from your must-visit list and celebrate your last day dancing under the stars. If you\u2019re bored of clubbing, you can rent a bike and scout for mesmerizing views of Goa at night. Casinos are also great alternatives if you enjoy blackjack.<\/p>\n
This decision will form the base for your trip to Goa. Since you have three days to capture the best from the long list of Goan adventures, you need to choose a place close to staple experiences that every tourist wants from a trip to Goa. If its your first trip to this state, you should definitely stay in North Goa. You can enjoy sunbathing, compulsive eating, window shopping, bar hopping and Portuguese flavours very conveniently in North Goa.<\/p>\n
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Vagator, Anjuna, Baga and Calungate are ideal spots for a short trip. You can book your hotel depending on your budget. You can also stay in Morjim, Arambol or Ashwem for a less crowded experience. We\u2019ve covered the pros and cons for\u00a0North and South Goa<\/a>, you can read it for a more detailed perspective. We\u2019ll be focusing on the strip from Vagator to Calungate as it’s the more popular and general choice for vacationers.<\/p>\n Day 1:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Check into your hotel, freshen up and without wasting any time head outside. First thing to do in Goa, undoubtedly, is visiting a beach. Choose the nearest beach from your hotel; Vagator, Anjuna, Baga or Calungate and camp there for the afternoon. You can enjoy water sports like banana boat ride, jet-skiing, surfing or take the lazy road and go for a quick swim followed by a nap under the sun. For lunch you can devour delicious Goan curry with a beer at one of the many beach shacks.<\/p>\n After enjoying a soothing sunset, head back to your room. Change into your party clothes and board the train to some of the best clubs in India. You need to check which club is playing the your favourite genre of music. Some nights it will be trance, others techno or Bollywood. So its best to check whether your favourite club is on the same page as you.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s our list of\u00a0best nightclubs in Goa<\/a>. You can visit Waters Lounge and Grill, Tito’s Bollywood Club and Retro Bar<\/a> or\u00a0SinQ<\/a> for tantalizing drinks and food paired with soulful music.<\/p>\n Ps: Avoid partying all night. You don\u2019t want to lose a day to hangover.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Day 2:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Calungate and Baga have great brunch options. You can visit any nearby caf\u00e9 and fill yourself up for a brand new sunny day! Panaji is roughly an hour from the Vagator-Calungate stretch. You can rent a bike for a better and more fun experience. Panaji is booming with Portuguese architecture and is the best source if you want to explore the native Goan lifestyle.<\/p>\n From here you can continue towards Old Goa and visit rusty churches if you are craving more colonial flashbacks. Or, You can take a small detour and enjoy a walk through the spice plantations in Ponda. Drive back to your hotel. Grab an evening snack at Curlies<\/a> in Anjuna Beach and enjoy the spectacular view as the sun sets.<\/p>\n You can alternately avoid Old Goa and Panaji if you don\u2019t enjoy old architecture and instead visit beautiful beaches up north. Arambol, Morjim and Ashwem are great options for serene and stunning afternoon views. You can also enjoy a yoga retreat or meditation session near the beach. Ashwem is the best spot for surfing. Grab a quick bite at\u00a0La Plage<\/a> in Ashwem and head back for another session of epic clubbing in Goa. Check which club is playing your favourite genre and sway your night away!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Day 3:<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Wake up early, head to the beach for a beautiful sunrise and relish a light breakfast at any nearby caf\u00e9 on your way back. Last day in Goa calls for a shopping fiasco. It’s not possible to visit Goa and not enjoy the thrilling experience of splurging money on souvenirs, clothes, footwear, jewellery and antiques.<\/p>\n You can start at Tia\u2019s shop in Anjuna, which is widely popular for affordable and trendy clothes. Grab a healthy lunch at Natti’s Naturals Caf\u00e9<\/a> and continue exploring this touristy stretch between Arpora and Anjuna. If you\u2019re here on a Wednesday, don\u2019t forget to visit Anjuna Flea market. Saturday night market in Arpora and Friday market in Mapusa are equally good options for restocking your trendy collectible section.<\/p>\n By this time you\u2019ll be as hungry as a horse, head to Thalassa<\/a> on Vagator cliff before sunset for picturesque view of Goa and devour amazing Greek food. Blue Bird<\/a> and The Mango Tree<\/a> are equally good options for dinner and drinks. Since it’s never enough when it comes to partying in Goa, cross out any remaining clubs from your must-visit list and celebrate your last day dancing under the stars. If you\u2019re bored of clubbing, you can rent a bike and scout for mesmerizing views of Goa at night. Casinos are also great alternatives if you enjoy blackjack.<\/p>\nAlso Read:\u00a0Top 10 places to see in Old Goa<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\n<\/p>\nAlso Read:\u00a010 Best North Goa Restaurants<\/a><\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nRead\u00a015 lesser known beaches in Goa that you’ve never heard of<\/a><\/h3>\n
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