Goa - Mahabaleshwar - Lonawala - Imagica

Itinerary Details

Day 1: Arrival at Mahabaleshwar From Vadodara Mahabaleshwar Local Sightseeing

Arrive Mahabaleshwar. On arrival check in to the Hotel. Then drive to Local sight Seeing which cover Arthur Seat, Babington Point, Bagdad point, Bombay Point, Castle Rock, Cannaught Peak Point, Dhobi Waterfall, Falk Land Point, Helens Point, Hunter Point, Ketes Point, Marjorie Point, Lodwick Point, Old Mahabaleshwar Temple, Robbers (Caves), Rosamund Rock, Savitri Point, Venna Lake, Wilson Point, evening back to Hotel overnight stay.

Day 2: Full Day Excursion to Panchgani

After breakfast you will leave for Panchgani, which is at a distance of 19 Km. Panchgani is famous for raspberry and strawberry farms and surrounding hills. The exuberant green hills and its inde nably pleasant weather make it an exquisite getaway from the chaotic world. Some of the famous viewpoints are Sydney point and Parsi Point (both of which aunt the view of lush green hillocks and Krishna valley with Dhom Dham, ndavgad and Mandhrde water streams snaking around.

After Dinner proceed to Goa. Night Journy Mahabaleshwar To Goa

Day 3: Arrival in Goa

Upon arrival in Goa, our representative will meet you and help you transfer to your hotel. Check-in into the hotel and spend rest of the day at leisure. Go around exploring the local area at your own pace, or visit the nearest beach to behold the sunset.

Day 4: North Goa Sightseeing Tour

Breakfast at hotel. Enjoy a sightseeing tour in North Goa with us, exploring the beautiful, famous sandy beaches up to the top of fortresses and forts that protected the land from naval attacks.

We start with the ancient Fort Aguada which was built in 1612. This fortress serves as a defensive structure against invaders from the seas, equipped with a lighthouse and was constructed near the Sinquerim Beach. The fort was constructed by the Portuguese to defend against Dutch attacks and is complete with a freshwater spring which was how the fort got the name “Aguada,” which means watery in Portuguese. The lighthouse was built later, in 1864, and is now the oldest of its kind in Asia.

Then we’ll hit the trio Baga-Calangute-Candolim beaches, starting from the closest, Sinquerim Beach. Walk down the fort and enjoy the picturesque view from Sinquerim beach, best known as the most scenic shores among tourists on top of being located near the ancient Aguada Fort. We slowly make our way to Calangute Beach where one can enjoy a range of fun activities and shop to their heart’s content. You can also shop for beach necessities, take part in water activities, or enjoy the food and snacks here. It is also the longest beach in North Goa that stretches from Candolim to Baga. As we continue walking the shore, we’ll reach Baga Beach, where one can nd the most hill rocks amongst the three beaches. It is also the most famous for the commercial nightlife with many famous bars, lounges, and clubs here. We move next to Anjuna Beach where you’ll be stunned by the beautiful scenery as palm trees adorn the white sandy beach while the unique red laterite rocks and black rock formations juts out from the sea. It’s also the preferred beach for water sports and to shop at the market.

Finally, we’ll visit Vagator Beach, which is located on the nethermost tip of Bardez Taluka. This beautiful beach is known for the soft, white sandy beach with granite cliffs and offers a series of water activities as well. But this doesn’t mean you can’t just lay down and enjoy the tranquil waves and serene atmosphere. You can also explore the Chapora Fort nearby, a tower that was erected on the Chapora River by Muslim ruler Shahpura. Take in the unforgettable view of the beach and bask under the sunlight as you watch the sunset from this rare spot. Overnight at Goa at your appointed hotel.

Day 5: South Goa Sightseeing Tour

After breakfast, we start our full-day South Goa tour with Shree Mangesh Temple, also called Shri Manguesh Temple, located within Mangeshi Village of Goa. This gorgeous 400-year-old temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva who’s worshipped in the form of Lord Mahueshi. Legends says that Lord Shiva who lost everything to Parvati over a game of dice came to Goa and disguised himself as a Tiger. He coincidentally scared Parvati who then asked to be rescued and Lord Shiva transformed back to his original form and followed her back. The name Manguesh came from Parvati who spoke “Mam Grisha” when asking for help.

Goa is known for its serious of churches and convents of Old Goa. You don’t want to miss the famous Basilica of Bom Jesus, a church from the 1600s and the most popular church of Old Goa. It is within the UNESCO World Heritage Site and remains as an iconic landmark in Goa. Bom Jesus means “Good/Baby Jesus” As you enter the Jesuit church, you’ll see what remains some well- preserved remains of baroque architecture brought in by the Portuguese, earning it a place in the Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World. We’ll also visit Church of Our Lady, which is a Gothic-style church rst built in 1541 on a hill that overlooks Panjim. The imposing design is credited to a famed architect of his time, Antoni Gaudi. Initially built as a chapel, it became a Paris in 1600 before a major construction took place in 1609 and turned it into the church we know today. In 18th century, the iconic symmetrical zigzag stairs were added and nally, Goa’s second largest bell tower in 1871. Then we move to where Goa’s largest bell is located, the Sé Catedral de Santa Catarina, a cathedral built to celebrate the Portuguese victory over a Muslim army in 1510 before capturing Old Goa on the day of the feast of Saint Catherine. The construction nished in 1619 since it began in 1562 and houses some of the most historically valuable artworks, paintings, sculptures, and the Chapel of the Cross of Miracles it was said a vision of Christ appeared on the year the construction nished.

If you have been dying to shop in Goa, then you’ll love Panjim Market, the haven of shopping lovers for local products, souvenirs, snacks, and anything you want in Goa. Take home something of Goa from here and maybe along with gifts to share with your loved ones back home.

But if being in the crowd has been draining your energy, you’ll appreciate the quiet surrounding Dona Paul Beach has to offer. Named after a woman of charity in Portuguese India, Dona Paula Amaral Antónia de Souto Maior, the villagers of Dona Paula renamed their village with hers to honor her memory after her contribution to improve the village’s quality of life. Today, people love to visit the beach which is only visited during peak seasons and is considerably sparse of people otherwise. Enjoy the gorgeous view of Mormugao Harbour, a major trading port of India since 1963, as vessels make their way in and out after exporting iron ores that reach 27.33 million tons a year.

Miramar Beach of Goa is another stunning place you don’t want to miss. It used to be called the Gasper Dias Beach and is a hotspot for hangout or take part in watersport activities. Restaurants and bars can also be seen lining up near the beach with a great nightlife aspect as people join the beach party where famous Goan drinks and foods are served.

Spice up your trip with Mandovi River Cruise at an extra cost. For around one hour, you’ll be taken on a ride on luxurious cruise through the Mandovi River and with the sunset as your backdrop. There is live DJ music, traditional dance performances in the Carnival Village before boarding.

Day 6: Day at Leisure & Departure Lonavala

After breakfast, head out to explore Goa on your own. You can visit the popular beaches like Baga, Calangute, Anjuna and Vagator (on your own) or party at the famous clubs like Club Tito's and Cafe Mambo's in Baga (on your own).

After Dinner proceed to Lonavala. Night Journy Goa To Lonavala.

Day 7: Arrive at Goa To Lonavala and Half Day Lonavala Sightseeing

Arrive in Lonavala, check into the hotel. Then leave for sightseeing at famous attractions like Karla Caves, Visapur Fort, Walwan Dam and Lonavala Lake. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 8: Full Day at Imagica Theme Park ( Own Cost )

After breakfast head to Imagica Theme park (Tickets at additional cost) Imagica Amusement Park, home to India's best in class themed entertainment offers world-class service to guests from all over the country and the globe.

Meticulously designed themes at Imagicaa weave an interesting Indian storyline through its much-loved home- grown characters called Stars of Imagicaa.

An escapade through this Adventure Park shall leave memories etched for a lifetime.

Imagicaa has curated many rst of its kind offerings rearing to deliver an unmatched Amusement Park experience for one and all! Truly a place where the fun never ends.

At the end of the day proceed back to the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.