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A Mumbai to Goa tour package offers a perfect blend of urban excitement and tropical relaxation. Starting in Mumbai, the financial capital of India, you can explore iconic landmarks like the Gateway of India, Marine Drive, and the vibrant markets before heading to the laid-back beaches of Goa. In Goa, enjoy pristine beaches, Portuguese-inspired architecture, local seafood, vibrant nightlife, and historic churches. The package often includes transportation, accommodations, sightseeing tours, and leisure time, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience. Whether you seek culture, adventure, or relaxation, this tour caters to every type of traveler.
Morning: Arrive in Mumbai, India’s financial and entertainment capital.
Afternoon: Explore the Gateway of India, a prominent historical monument.
Lunch: Enjoy local cuisine at a Mumbai restaurant, such as a seafood dish or vada pav.
Evening: Visit Marine Drive for a scenic walk and sunset views. Explore Chowpatty Beach and the vibrant local street food culture.
Overnight: Stay at a hotel in Mumbai.
Morning: Start your day with a visit to The Elephanta Caves, an UNESCO World Heritage site located on an island. You can take a ferry ride from the Gateway of India to reach there.
Afternoon: Visit Colaba Causeway for shopping and explore Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (a UNESCO World Heritage site).
Lunch: Enjoy some authentic Parsi food or try local snacks like pav bhaji or misal pav.
Evening: Visit Haji Ali Dargah or explore Bandra Bandstand for great views of the Arabian Sea.
Overnight: Stay in Mumbai.
Morning: Take a morning flight or train to Goa (around 1-1.5 hours by flight or 12-14 hours by train).
Afternoon: Arrive in Goa and check into your hotel. Depending on where you stay, choose between North Goa (for beaches and resorts) or South Goa (for a quieter, serene experience).
Evening: Relax on the beach, such as Baga Beach in North Goa or Palolem Beach in South Goa. Enjoy sunset views and indulge in Goan seafood.
Overnight: Stay at your chosen hotel in Goa.
Morning: Visit popular beaches in North Goa: Anjuna Beach, Baga Beach, and Calangute Beach. Enjoy water activities like parasailing, jet-skiing, or relaxing by the beach.
Lunch: Taste local Goan seafood, such as prawn curry rice or Goan fish curry.
Afternoon: Explore the Chapora Fort (known for the movie “Dil Chahta Hai”) and Vagator Beach for scenic views.
Evening: Check out the vibrant Tito’s Lane in Baga for a lively nightlife experience.
Overnight: Stay in North Goa.
Morning: Head towards South Goa and relax at serene beaches like Palolem, Agonda, or Cola Beach.
Lunch: Have lunch at a beachside shack and enjoy local dishes.
Afternoon: Visit Cabo De Rama Fort for panoramic views of the sea or explore Basilica of Bom Jesus and Se Cathedral in Old Goa (UNESCO World Heritage sites).
Evening: Return to your hotel in North or South Goa, depending on your preference. Relax and unwind at the beach.
Overnight: Stay at your hotel in Goa.
Morning: Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final walk on the beach or do some last-minute shopping for souvenirs.
Afternoon: Visit a local market, such as Mapusa Market or Anjuna Flea Market, to buy handicrafts, clothes, and jewelry.
Evening: Depart from Goa to Mumbai by flight (1-1.5 hours) for your onward journey or return home from Goa.
Scenic Views:
This route is renowned for its scenic beauty, passing through lush forests, hills, and beaches.
Travelers can enjoy views of the Arabian Sea, waterfalls, and picturesque villages along the route.
Travel Destinations:
Mumbai: The financial capital, known for its bustling life, landmarks like Gateway of India, Marine Drive, Colaba, and Juhu Beach.
Goa: Famous for its beaches like Calangute, Anjuna, Baga, historical sites like Basilica of Bom Jesus, and vibrant nightlife.
En route: Travelers can visit places like Alibaug, Daman, and Ratnagiri.
Modes of Transport:
By Road: Travelers can drive by car or take buses on the Mumbai-Goa Highway (NH66). The highway offers a mix of fast stretches and winding roads through the Western Ghats.
By Train: There are several trains that connect Mumbai and Goa, offering an alternative to road travel.
Cultural Diversity:
The route traverses through a diverse mix of coastal Maharashtra and Goa culture, offering a glimpse of Maharashtrian and Goan lifestyle, food, and festivals.
Urban Congestion:
Mumbai is known for heavy traffic congestion, especially during peak hours, which can make traveling frustrating.
The highway can also have slow-moving sections due to narrow roads or construction work, especially when passing through towns or villages.
Lack of Amenities:
While there are a good number of roadside eateries, fuel stations, and rest stops, some sections of the road might not have amenities for long stretches.
Rural areas might have fewer modern amenities or emergency services.
Direct Connectivity:
There is no direct expressway between Mumbai and Goa. The roads can sometimes be winding and uneven, especially through the Western Ghats, making the journey slower.
Train or bus travel might take longer compared to flying.
Monsoon Challenges:
During the monsoon season, the route can be prone to landslides, waterlogging, and heavy rainfall, which can cause delays or make the road impassable in certain areas.
Limited Coastal Access:
The road does not always stay directly along the coast. In some stretches, the highway is inland, so travelers may miss out on close beachside experiences unless they detour.
Tourist Overcrowding in Goa:
Goa, particularly during the peak tourist season (November to March), can be overcrowded, making it difficult to find accommodation or enjoy a relaxed trip.
| Hotel Name | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trident | Mumbai | India | |
| Alila Diwa | Goa | India |
| Hotel Name | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Oberoi | Mumbai | India | |
| The Leela | Goa | India |
| Hotel Name | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Taj Mahal Palace | Mumbai | India | |
| Taj Exotica Resort & Spa | Goa | India |
| Group Size | Cost Per Adult (12+ YRS) | Cost Per Child (2-11 YRS) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs.29999 | Rs.14999 |
| Group Size | Cost Per Adult (12+ YRS) | Cost Per Child (2-11 YRS) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 32000 | Rs. 16999 |
| Group Size | Cost Per Adult (12+ YRS) | Cost Per Child (2-11 YRS) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 35999 | Rs. 19000 |
Payment Policy:
Minimum 50% Advance Amount to be Paid to initiate a booking ( Through Any Payment Options )
Total Outstanding amount to be cleared after Guest Pick Up on arrival date
In Case of Picnic Duty or Marriage Duty total payment shall be cleared before 1 day of Arrival date
Cancellation Policy:
More than 30 days of the travel date: 15% of package cost
30 to 10 days before the travel date: 25% of package cost
10 days before the travel date: 50% of package cost
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