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South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour





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- Head to numerous noteworthy points in South Goa with the help of an English speaking guide - Visit Dona Paula point and learn about the history of this waterfront - Explore Miramar Beach, which owes its sparkly name to its silvery sands and see a magnificent view of Aguada fort - Step into the Old Goa churches and the Bom Jesus Basilica Art Gallery - Discover the beautifully sculptured Mangueshi Temple and Shantadurga Temple - Enjoy a refreshing walk around the plantation, gain insights on various spices and their medicinal values - Savor the flavors of Goan buffet lunch enjoy a sunset boat ride
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About South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour
About South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour
This private South Goa and Spice Plantation tour takes you through historical landmarks, beautiful beaches, temples, and lush spice plantations with an informative guide, concluding with lunch and a sunset cruise.
Why South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour is a must
Explore numerous highlights in South Goa with an English-speaking guide. Visit Dona Paula Point and learn about the history of this waterfront area. Stroll around a spice plantation and gain knowledge about various spices, including their medicinal value. Savor a Goan buffet lunch and enjoy a sunset cruise.
Top things to do at South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour
Visit Dona Paula Point Explore Miramar Beach and enjoy scenic views of Fort Aguada Visit ancient churches in Old Goa and the Basilica of Bom Jesus Discover the beautifully carved Mangueshi Temple and Shantadurga Temple Stroll through a spice plantation Goan buffet lunch Sunset cruise
Location of South Goa and Spice Plantation Private Day Tour
The tour covers several significant locations in the South Goa region, including Dona Paula Point, Miramar Beach, churches in Old Goa, the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Mangueshi Temple, and Shantadurga Temple, as well as a spice plantation.