Calangute Beach: Discovered by the first band of hippies to arrive in Goa, this beach has earned the name of 'Queen of Beaches'. This 7 km stretch of sand is the most crowded beach  and amply equipped with eateries, shacks, clubs and hotels. The approach roads to the beach are also popular tourist shopping areas. The atmosphere is friendly and everybody is welcomed with a smile. The beach is rock-free though swimming in the waters is not advised as the currents can be tricky.

Baga Beach: What originally was a fishing village at the northern end of calangute is now one of the most popular party destinations in the world. It is bordered in by a hill on one side and has a quaint creek running alongside, giving it a delightful ambience. Crystal blue water attract a large number of swimmers however its uncertain currents must be taken into account. Water sports in almost every form are popular here. In the night the beach transformers itself and its most famous landmark, club Tito's is the place to be. Cafe Mambo's on the other side is a favorite haunt of all the party regulars too.

Colva Beach: It is the most populous beach in south Goa and its sun-drenched sands stretch for miles framed by palms. It is a pleasant and convenient place to stay as it is located just 6km away from Margoa. On Weekends it is a favourite destination for the family and is bustling with activity.

Vagator Beach: People having fun in the water, picturesque beaches dotted by swaying palms it has to be the famous Vagator beach. This little piece of heaven is made up of a series of little beaches and looks as is it fell out of a picture postcard. It is one of Goa's trademark soft-sand beaches. One can find beautiful farmhouses and old Portuguese bungalows along its length. During the night it is not uncommon to find a boisterous beach party underway. It is the perfest destination for a small-budget, vacation that offers a grand scale joyride.

Anjuna Beach: Is the last remaining sronghold of the Hippie generation and one of the most colorful beaches in Goa. It is the embodiment of the Kaleidoscopes of cultures and attracts the most fascinating people right from the artist of the radicals. Its legendary wednesday flea market is the coolest place to be in season offering its visitor a glimpse into another world.

Basilica of Bom Jesus (Old Goa): Built in the 16th century, it is the most famous church of all churches in Goa. The mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, kept in a glass casket are enshrined here. This church is dedicated to infant Jesus and is now a world Heritage Monument.

Se Cathedral (Old Goa): Most imposing of all the churches at Old Goa. This Cathedral has five bells of which one is famous Golden Ball, which is said to be the biggest in the world. In this Cathedral also lies the famous growing cross, which is said to have grown in size over the years.

The Church of Mae De Deus (Saligo): Built in 1873 it is a fine example of Gothic Art and enshrining the Mae De Deus (Mother of God) brought from the ruins of the convent of Old Goa. It is well illuminated at night.

Church of St. Francis of Assisi (Old Goa): The entrance and the choir are in Manueline style; the interior is illustrated with a profusion of carvings and exquisite paintings.