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Goa Tour Package from Mumbai

15,500

Destinations Covered: Mumbai – Goa – North Goa – South Goa
Tour Duration: 05 Night / 06 Days
Tour Name: Goa Tour Package from Mumbai
Tour Price: ₹ 15,500/- Per-Person(Min- 6 Person)

Description

Goa Tour Package from Mumbai

Mumbai Goa Tour is a different definition of fun. You will get many stunning things there.  Mumbai is very famous as the name of dream city. It is totally dedicated to the life of cinema here. The roots of Hindi cinema are in Mumbai. It will be a great pleasure to roam in the city of stars. Mumbai has many famous places for visitors such as marine drive, Gateway of India, Juhu Beach, Elephanta Caves, Hanging Garden, and Prince of Wales Museum. Mumbai is a very modern city but it is also clung with Indian culture.

You will visit Goa after a splendid visit to Mumbai. You can imagine the scene with the name of the city. The beautiful beaches with the lovely environment are the trademark of Goa. If you are interested in the historical and artwork, then also you will love Goa.

Goa Tour Package from Mumbai

Tour Name: Goa Tour Package from Mumbai
Tour Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days
Destinations Covered: Mumbai – Goa – North Goa – South Goa
Tour Price: ₹ 15,500/- Per-Person(Min- 6 Person)

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Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Mumbai

On your arrival in Mumbai Airport meet our tour representative who further escorts you to your pre-booked hotel. Check-in and relax in your hotel. Rest of the time is to be spent at leisure. In the evening take a stroll around the locale if you wish to. Return to your hotel by evening, have dinner and stay overnight.

Mumbai was given the name City of Dreams owing to tremendous opportunity it holds, mainly in Hindi cinema. The city is the capital of Maharashtra and overlooks the gamboling waves of Arabian Sea. Its cityscape might remind you of that of New York. But along with the bustling nooks, Mumbai has clung on to its heritage and history and takes immense pride in all of that. It is unarguable that this very city gives a cut-throat competition to even the most developed cities worldwide, let alone of India.

Day 02: Mumbai

Have your breakfast in the morning and proceed for Mumbai sightseeing session, which includes Elephanta Caves, Prince of Wales Museum, Hanging Garden, Juhu Beach, Gateway of India and Marine Drive.

Elephanta cave is located in Gharapuri (The City of Caves), approximately ten kilometers away from Mumbai Harbor. The caves consists mainly of two groups- Hindu Caves (consisting if five caves) and Buddhist Caves (consisting of two caves). This rock-cut architecture adopted for the caves is datable to a time between 5th and 8th century. However an apt date of its construction is yet a mystery but historians have concluded them to the time when Mauryan rulers were defeated by Badami Chalukyas in 635 AD. Back then, the Elephanta was the capital of Konkan Mauryas and was called Puri or Purika. The caves today are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Prince of Wales Museum is also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya. It was founded in 20th century in order to commemorate the visit of Prince Wales. There are about 50000 exhibits inside the museum divided into three categories- Art, Archeology and Natural History. Artifacts and relics of Indus Valley Civilization, Guptas, Mauryas, Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas and others are put here for public display. Other than this, you can behold beautiful prints, illustration of different wildlife species, paintings, manuscripts etc.

Just a few kilometers away from the museum is where the landmark of Mumbai stands, The Gateway of India. This structure was built in order to commemorate the visit of Their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. Take a leisure stroll in the Hanging Garden, which is perched at the top of Malabar Hill, overlooking the beautiful Arabian Sea. This manicured terrace garden is festooned with a huge variety of plants and flower species. Juhu Beach, the popular beach of Mumbai is thronged with visitors. Some of Mumbai’s best street food and restaurants are located here. Marine drive is located in the heart of Mumbai, just beside a busy road. But the horns and screeches of city’s road don’t really interrupt the serenity that is attained here while sipping a cup of coffee and just simply unwinding.

Overnight stay in hotel.

Day 03 : Mumbai – Goa

Have your breakfast and check-out from your hotel. You get a timely transfer to Mumbai Airport in order to catch your flight for Goa. On arriving Goa, meet our tour representative and get shifted to your pre-booked hotel. Check-in at your hotel and relax. Rest of the day is to be spent at leisure.

Goa and its beaches pull huge crowd from different corners of the world. The state is a popular destination of India, especially for beach-persons and party-animals. But that is not all what Goa is about; its shopping scenario, biodiversity, architecture, heritage and culture happen to be assets of equal share. It is known for its laid-back vibe, but with all the amenities one could think of, even the ones unthinkable.

Stay overnight in hotel.

Day 04 : North Goa

Have your breakfast and head towards the popular beaches of Goa, such as Calangute, Dauna Paula, Miramar and Baga Beach. Old Goa churches and Fort Aguada can also be visited.

Aguada Fort was constructed in 1613 for the purpose of safeguarding from Marathas and Dutch. Even today the structure is well-preserved and overlooks a beautiful vista of sea and expanse of woods.

Old Goa sightseeing session consists of Cidade De Goa, Basilica Bom Jesus, Church and Convent of Francis of Assisi, Church of Saint Cajetan, Church of Saint Monica, Museum of Christian Art, Solar Souto Maior, Foutanhas and Panjim.

The Basilica of Bom Jesus houses the moral remains of St. Francis Xavier, a missionary who traveled across Asia to spread the knowledge until he died in 1552. St. Francis Xavier is regarded as the Patron Saint of Goa. The Church of St. Francis of Assisi was built in 1521 by the Portuguese rulers and marks the brilliance of architecture. In the Museum of Christian Art, you can witness a collection of Rosaries and items made of gold and precious stones. Solar Souto Maior is a reflection of Goa’s rich heritage, dating back to 1585 but has been restored and renovated. Here, you can witness a treasure trove of artifacts.

You may choose to take a stroll and shop in the busy streets of Panjim. This is the capital of Goa and has local as well as branded showrooms for the shopaholics. Also, foodies can find a myriad of restaurants giving cut-throat competition to each other in sense of taste, ambience and décor.

In the afternoon, have lunch in Panjim. As per our recommendations, you must try Goan Cuisine from the Mandovi Hotel, Continental from The Vinete, Indian cuisine from Delhi Darbar and Chinese and oriental from Goan Chin. Kindly note, the cost of lunch is not included in the price of the tour.

After lunch, visit Baga Beach which is filled with exuberance and youthful vibe. You may shop, relax or indulge in water-sports activities here.

Overnight stay in the hotel.

Day 05 : South Goa

On this day of the tour have your breakfast and get ready to visit the beaches of South Goa. Attractions to be visited today consist of Mangueshi Temple, Shanta Durga Temple, Colva Beach, among others.

Mangueshi Temple is a popular temple of Goa and also one of the largest in the state. It is dedicated to Bhagavan Manguesh, an incarnation of Hindu Lord Shiva. Other shrines inside the temple is of Goddess Parvati , Lord Ganesha, Nandikeshvar, Gajana, Gramapurusha Deva Sharma, Bhagvati, Lakshminarayan and others.

Shanta Durga Temple has its history dating back to 1730, when the foundation stone was laid. The shrine was earlier built of laterite mud and was later renovated in 1966. Main deity of the temple, Goddess Shantadurga mediates between Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu.

Also visit Margao, the headquarters of South Goa district. It also happens to be commercial and industrial center. Margao’s colonial quarter Largo De lgreja is a historical church square, surrounded by old buildings that have their own charm. It is surrounded by old buildings from three sides and the Church of Holy Spirit on the other. The church is one of Goa’s grandest churches datable to 1564, when it was built. Its architecture epitomizes Indian Baroque style of architecture, with interiors having regal feel throughout.

To learn more about the rural lifestyle of Goa, Ancestral Goa is a perfect place to be in. The laterite sculpture of Saint Mirabai is indeed the tallest laterite sculpture of India. Ethnicity and history is exhibited through its art galleries, artifacts center and open air museum.

After this, proceed to Menezes Braganza House in Chandor. It was built in 17th century and is located on one side of the village square, however now divided into two houses with same entrance. On its east is a small chapel that has relics of St. Francis Xavier. The interior reminds us of a beautiful past. On its westward is where you can find the claimed first private library of Goa.

Day 06 : Departure from Goa

On this day, after your breakfast, check-out from the hotel and get transferred to the airport in order to catch your flight for your onward journey.

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Inclusions

  1. Pick up and drop from airport/railway/bus station.
  2. Accommodation on double/twin sharing basis.
  3. All breakfast included at hotels.
  4. All transfers and sightseeing by private A/C vehicle.
  5. Driver’s bata, toll, parking, road tax, fuel charges All applicable taxes.

Exclusion

  1. Service Tax – 5% GST Extra.
  2. Any air/bus/rail fare Any other meals not mentioned in package inclusions.
  3. Any other destination not mentioned in itinerary.
  4. Any personal expenses such as laundry, room service, mini bar, telephone etc.
  5. Guide charges/boating charges/entrance fees for any sightseeing
  6. Any services or activity charges other than those included in inclusions.
  7. Supplementary cost for festival period, long weekend or peak season .

FAQs

Q1: What is the Mumbai Goa Tour?

The Mumbai Goa Tour is a captivating journey that takes you from the bustling city of Mumbai to the serene beaches of Goa, India. This package offers an opportunity to explore the vibrant culture, historic sites, and natural beauty of both destinations, providing a perfect blend of urban exploration and coastal relaxation.

Q2: What are the key highlights of the Mumbai Goa Tour?

The Mumbai Goa Tour presents a range of exciting experiences. Travelers can explore Mumbai’s iconic landmarks, visit historic sites, savor local cuisine, and then unwind on Goa’s beautiful beaches. The package is thoughtfully designed to offer a well-rounded and memorable travel experience.

Q3: What can travelers expect during the Mumbai Goa Tour?

During the Mumbai Goa Tour, travelers can expect a dynamic journey that showcases the contrast between Mumbai’s urban hustle and Goa’s laid-back coastal charm. The package includes guided city tours, beach relaxation, cultural encounters, and opportunities to engage with the local way of life. It’s a chance to discover the diverse facets of these two incredible destinations.

Q4: How long is the typical duration of the Mumbai Goa Tour?

The duration of the Mumbai Goa Tour can vary based on the chosen itinerary. Generally, the tour spans around 7 to 10 days, allowing travelers ample time to explore both Mumbai and Goa in depth. The itinerary is carefully crafted to ensure a balanced mix of sightseeing, relaxation, and cultural experiences.

Q5: Can travelers customize the Mumbai Goa Tour?

Yes, customization options may be available for the Mumbai Goa Tour. Travelers can inquire about adding specific activities, extending their stay, or adjusting the itinerary to suit their preferences. Our customer service team can provide information on customization possibilities and any associated costs to tailor the tour to your liking.

Q6: How can travelers book the Mumbai Goa Tour?

Booking the Mumbai Goa Tour is a straightforward process. Visit our official website to check for available departure dates, package details, and the booking procedure. If you have any questions or need assistance, our customer service team is available to guide you through the booking steps and provide necessary information for a seamless booking experience.

Q7: When is the best time to undertake the Mumbai Goa Tour?

The best time to undertake the Mumbai Goa Tour is generally during the months of October to April. This period offers pleasant weather and comfortable temperatures for exploring both Mumbai and Goa. However, the tour can be enjoyed year-round, and travelers can choose their travel dates based on personal preferences and interests.

Q8: What essentials should travelers pack for the Mumbai Goa Tour?

Travelers should pack comfortable clothing suitable for both urban exploration and beach relaxation. Don’t forget to include swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes. It’s advisable to bring any necessary medications, a camera, a power bank, and travel documents. Refer to the detailed packing list provided by the tour operator for specific guidance.

Q9: Are there any age restrictions for the Mumbai Goa Tour?

The Mumbai Goa Tour is suitable for travelers of all ages, including families, couples, and solo travelers. The itinerary is designed to cater to diverse interests and preferences, offering something for everyone to enjoy.

Q10: Can travelers extend their stay or explore additional activities after the Mumbai Goa Tour concludes?

Absolutely! Travelers who wish to extend their stay or explore more activities after the Mumbai Goa Tour concludes can discuss this with our customer service team. They can provide information on options for extended stays, additional local visits, and any associated costs. Extending your stay allows you to further immerse yourself in the unique charm of both destinations.