Start your day with a visit to the Reis Magos Fort, which presents stunning views of the Arabian Sea. It is the oldest fort in Goa, situated on the banks of River Bardez across Panjim in Goa. It is a Portuguese fort built in the 15th century and used to be a defense fortress, later metamorphosed into a jail and a hospital. You can witness many exhibitions, performances, fairs, educational events, festivals, and more that promote Goa’s heritage. Later, travel to the iconic Fort Aguada, known for its stunning sunset view and the lone four-story lighthouse. Indulge in a hearty Goan lunch at a shack and cherish local specialties like Feni and Goan Fish Curry. Finally, end your day with a visit to the Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church, one of the most popular and oldest chapels in Goa. It houses the second-largest church bells in Goa.

Begin the day in Dabolim with a tour of the Naval Aviation Museum. Established in 1998, this museum is one of India's two naval aviation museums. Here, you will see the Indian Naval Air Arm’s evolution and functioning. Next, stop at the Goa State Museum for a deeper insight into the region’s rich cultural heritage. This archaic heritage and archaeological museum houses over 8,000 artifacts, including rare coins, manuscripts, bronzes, carvings, wooden objects, paintings, stone sculptures, and more. Visit a local eatery and relish Goan delicacies. As the day progresses, visit the Goa Chitra Museum, which presents the Agrarian traditions. Finally, head to a local beach, unwind, and enjoy a sunset stroll.

Start the day with a visit to Fort Tiracol. It lies across the Terekhol River in North Goa. Also called the Terekhol Fort, Fort Tiracol is a magnificent structure and was once a pivotal site for Portuguese colonists’ maritime defense. Enjoy a relaxing morning exploring the fort and the surroundings in the vicinity. Visit an authentic Goan eatery and hog on some Goan delights like Goan fish curry, Chicken Cafreal, and Goan Pork Vindaloo, amongst others. In the afternoon, head to the Braganza House, a 17th-century grand Portuguese mansion that stretches across the entire side of the village square in Chandor in South Goa. Spend your evening at pristine beaches in South Goa, unwinding in the sun, sand, and the sea.

On your last day in Goa, travel to the Cabo de Rama Fort. Nestled atop the cliff, you will get the panoramic views of the city from the top. Next, travel to the Corjuem Fort, which has stood the test of time. Also called the Khojuem Fort locally, it is one of the state’s smaller forts and an unexplored destination. Next, head to the Chapora Fort, known for its panoramic vistas and rugged beauty. End the day with a visit to the local Goan market, picking souvenirs, spices, and clothes to take a piece of Goa back home.