Kerala is one of the southern states of India. It is highly literate state of India. This state is a beautiful state and the Trip to Goa from Kerala is wonderful, very enjoying and attractive view. Goa is situated on the shore of Arabian Sea. Being the coastal area of Goa, main occupation of people of this state is fishing. Once the fact of being the coast area Goa also boast of a fertile area so agriculture is also practiced in this area. Some of the common cultivated corps include paddy, ragi, maize, long banana, bajra, pluses, the cash crops like coconut, cashew nut, areca nut, mango jack fruit and pine apples. There are too many corps are produced here. Goa mainly princely beauty tourism and tourism is also being the main occupation of Goan. These people work as tourist guides or run their own business in the beaches. They are engaged in providing loading facilities to tourists.

The cultural heritage of this state also influences the tourists. General people wear the colorful dresses. Some man and women can be found in the taste of Portuguese dresses. However, long sari and jewelry are the main costume of women folk in Goa. A hat made of bamboo tree bark, half pants and shirts of bright color are worn by the gents. These people are very fond of dances, music and playing upon the guitar. Drinking, sea foods cooked in coconut oil with different kinds of spices are taken with interest.

There beaches in Kerala and Goa, boating is main attraction of Kerala. Vegetarian and non vegetarian foods are common in both of these states. English and Hindi are common communicative languages there. Both of these states are having much potential of best tourism places. You can go by bus, train and air from Kerala to Goa. Jai Mehta.

Day 1: Arrival at Goa
After your arrival in Goa, you’ll be met by a tour representative who assists while you take a transfer to the hotel/resort. On completing the check-in formalities, take some rest for the day. In the evening, you can go to enjoy a stroll around nearby places. Stay overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: North Goa Tour
This morning, after breakfast at the hotel, you’ll head out for a day of sightseeing of North Goa. North Goa beaches are famous to be the center of activity and fun. Go for a visit to Candolim Beach, Anjuna Beach, Baga Beach, Panaji, Aguda Fort and Arambol Beach etc. Post lunch, head to Baga Beach, which is one the most popular, happening and beautiful beaches of Goa. Enjoy water sports and then you can go for some shopping at the Tibetan market. North Goa is home to a number of historical tourist places like Fort Aguada, Basilica of Bom Jesus and Se Cathedral, and can also visit Archaeological Museum. Evening visit to the local market or enjoy the nightlife at Goa beaches, where the dancing and revelry continue well into the early hours of the morning. Drop back to hotel and overnight at the Hotel.

Day 3: South Goa Tour
After Breakfast, check out from the Hotel and proceed on a drive to South Goa. Check in to the Hotel and go for a visit to Old Goa, the most important Temples, Cathedrals, Churches and Museum and Historical place. South Goa beaches like Bogmalo, Colva, Benaulim , Loutulim, Palolem beach, Natural Beauty, Wildlife Sanctuary, Waterfalls and explores the historical forts, adventure sports etc. Drop back to hotel and stay at hotel.

Day 4: Historic Panjim City and Old Goa
After breakfast at the hotel you’ll head out for a day of sightseeing in the Historic Panjim City and Old Goa. Panaji, the capital of Goa, is the ideal place for visiting. Pick up your souvenirs here, go to local markets, buy the famous cashew seeds, and possibly grab a glass of the local Vinicola wine. Much of the real Goa is seen inside its buildings and in the hinterland, away from the coastal area. In the morning you’ll visit the Panjim City. The oldest monument in Panjim is the Adil Shah’s Palace, and enjoy panoramic views of Panjim. The afternoon’s tour takes you to Miramar Beach and on to Dona Paula. The Dona Paula Bay overlooks Marmagoa, the largest natural harbor in India, and the Arabian Sea. On the return you’ll drive down through Fountainhes to Old Goa, the heartland of ancient Christianity. See the bustling city of Mapusa, noted for its colorful Friday market. In the evening drop back to hotel and overnight at the Hotel.

Day 5: Depart Goa
After breakfast, check-out approx 12:00 PM from the hotel and transfer to the airport or railway station or bus stands for your onward journey.

•  Pickup Kerala Airport / Railway Station.
•  Check-in and relax in hotel.
•  4 Nights accommodation in Kerala (Munnar, Thekkady, Cochin).
•  3 Nights accommodation in Goa.
•  Munnar, Thekkady, Cochin sightseeing tour.
•  North Goa sightseeing tour.
•  South Goa sightseeing tour.
•  Check-out from the hotel and drop Goa Airport / Railway Station.

• Airfare and train travel fare.
• Historical Monument entrance fee / Camera fees / Adventure activities fee.
• Any personal expenses (eating or shopping).
• Guide and driver gratuities.
• Service tax.