Goa 2 Nights / 3 Days Bus Sightseeing Package
Explore the best of Goa with our Goa 2 Nights / 3 Days Bus Sightseeing Package. The tour includes comfortable hotel accommodation, pure vegetarian meals, comprehensive North and South Goa sightseeing by A/C bus, and visits to historic churches, forts, beaches, temples, and more. Perfect for a quick and memorable Goan getaway.
Day-wise Itinerary: Goa 3-Day Bus Tour
Experience the vibrant culture, stunning beaches, historic landmarks, and scenic beauty of Goa with our carefully curated 2-night itinerary. Sightseeing is conducted by A/C bus for both North and South Goa tours.
Arrival in Goa – South Goa Sightseeing
South Goa Heritage & Beach Tour
Arrive in Goa and proceed to your hotel for check-in (self-arranged). After check-in, proceed for South Goa Sightseeing by A/C bus. Explore the rich Portuguese heritage and serene beaches of South Goa.
South Goa Sightseeing Highlights
- Basilica of Bom Jesus: See the sacred remains of St. Francis Xavier.
- Se Cathedral: One of the largest churches in Asia.
- Balaji Temple: A peaceful South-Indian style temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara.
- Miramar Beach: A lovely urban beach where the river meets the sea.
- Mangeshi Temple: A beautiful Goan-style temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Mandovi River Boat Cruise: Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Mandovi River (at extra cost).
North Goa – Forts, Beaches & Snow Park
North Goa Forts, Beaches & Adventure Tour
After breakfast, your sharing bus heads to vibrant North Goa to discover historic forts, the state’s most buzzing beaches, and an icy adventure.
North Goa Sightseeing Highlights
- Sinquerim Fort & Sinquerim Beach: A historic fort with a scenic stretch of golden sand.
- Aguada Fort: A 17th-century Portuguese fort with a lighthouse and panoramic sea views.
- Baga Beach: One of Goa’s liveliest beaches, known for water sports and shacks.
- Anjuna Beach: Famous for its rocky shores and bohemian vibe.
- Vagator Beach: Dramatic red cliffs and the iconic Shiva carving.
- Snow Park (Thunder World Goa): Experience sub-zero temperatures and snow activities indoors (at extra cost).
Departure – Fond Farewells
Check-out & onward journey
Enjoy your final Goan breakfast at the hotel. Spend your morning picking up some cashew nuts or souvenirs before you head home.
Departure Details
- Check-out: Please complete hotel formalities by 10:00 AM or 11:00 AM.
- Onward Journey: Proceed to the airport or railway station by self-arranged transport.
Package Inclusions and Exclusions
Review the services included in the Goa 2-night bus tour package and the expenses that guests must pay directly during the journey.
Inclusions
- Sightseeing: Sightseeing by A/C Bus for North & South Goa.
- Accommodation: 02 nights’ accommodation in safe, neat as per selected room category.
- Meals: As per your selected plan.
- Support: 24/7 customer support throughout the tour.
Exclusions
- Entry Fees: Ancestral Goa (Big Foot) and any museum entry fees.
- Boating/Activities: Mayem Lake boating, Boat Cruise, or any water sports charges.
- Personal Expenses: Expenses for laundry, beverages, shopping (coffee/spices), or tips for drivers, guides, or hotel staff.
- Meals Not Mentioned: Lunch and Breakfast on Day 1 at your own cost.
- Travel Costs: To & Fro bus/train/flight tickets to/from Goa.
- Pickup & Drop: Transfers from Bus Stand/ Airport to Hotel (Available at ₹1,200 one way).
- Anything Not Mentioned: Any services, activities, or expenses not explicitly listed in the inclusions.
- GST: 5% Goods and Services Tax extra.
Goa Hotel Options and 2-Night Pricing
Select your preferred Goa hotel and room category. The following prices are for the 2-night package option and are displayed as per-couple, extra-person and child charges. All prices are placeholders – please replace with actual Deepavali & XMAS 2025 rates.
Corel Beach Resort
Swimming Pool · CalanguteRAHI
Swimming Pool · Calangutede Cross Road Beach Resort
Swimming Pool · Calangutede Grand Rivière
Calangute · Premium StayImportant: All rates are subject to hotel availability, selected room category, travel dates, weekends, public holidays, festive periods (Deepavali & XMAS 2025) and operational changes. The rate sheet displays the base amount per couple along with separate extra-person and child charges. Family-room prices should be reconfirmed according to the actual occupancy before accepting payment. A 5% GST charge is applicable extra. Final hotel and package confirmation will be provided only after availability verification.
Goa History and Travel Information
Learn about the rich history, cultural heritage, and vibrant lifestyle of Goa before beginning your coastal holiday.
Goa – A Fusion of Cultures and History
Goa, India’s smallest state by area, is renowned for its stunning beaches, Portuguese heritage, and vibrant culture. Located on the western coast of India, Goa was a Portuguese colony for over 450 years before being liberated in 1961. The state’s unique blend of Indian and Portuguese influences is visible in its architecture, cuisine, festivals, and way of life. From the magnificent Basilica of Bom Jesus to the colourful streets of Panjim, Goa offers a rich tapestry of history and modernity.
Historic Churches and Portuguese Heritage
Goa is home to some of the most magnificent churches in Asia, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Basilica of Bom Jesus, built in the 16th century, houses the remains of St. Francis Xavier and is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. The Se Cathedral, dedicated to St. Catherine, is one of the largest churches in Asia and a masterpiece of Portuguese architecture. These heritage sites stand as a testament to Goa’s rich colonial past and continue to attract visitors from around the world.
Forts, Beaches and Coastal Charm
Goa’s coastline is dotted with historic forts and some of India’s most beautiful beaches. Fort Aguada, built by the Portuguese in the 17th century, offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea and houses a lighthouse that once guided ships. Beaches like Baga, Anjuna, and Vagator are famous for their golden sands, water sports, beach shacks, and vibrant nightlife. The dramatic red cliffs of Vagator and the iconic Shiva carving are among Goa’s most photographed landmarks.
Goan Cuisine and Local Flavours
Goan cuisine is a delightful fusion of Indian and Portuguese influences, with an emphasis on fresh seafood, coconut, spices, and locally grown produce. Popular dishes include fish curry rice, prawn balchão, sorpotel, and bebinca – a traditional Goan dessert. The state is also known for its cashew nuts, feni (a local liquor made from cashew or coconut), and a variety of tropical fruits. Exploring the local markets and trying Goan delicacies is an essential part of any visit to Goa.
Helpful Information for Your Goa Bus Tour
Guests travelling to Goa should make their own arrangements to reach the hotel, as pickup and drop-off from the bus stand or airport is not included in the package (available at an additional cost of ₹1,200 one way). Sightseeing is conducted by A/C bus for both North and South Goa tours. Comfortable footwear, light cotton clothing, and sunscreen are recommended for beach visits and sightseeing. Monsoon season (June to September) brings heavy rainfall, while the winter months (November to February) offer pleasant weather. Entry tickets for museums, boating, water sports, and other activities should be paid directly unless specifically included in the confirmed package voucher.