South Goa Sightseeing by AC Bus
Old Goa, Panjim & South Goa
- Duration
- Full day
- Timing
- 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Location
- Old Goa, Panjim & South Goa
- Pickup
- Hotel pickup from Baga, Calangute, Candolim & Arpora
In short
The South Goa sightseeing tour runs 9 am – 6 pm by AC bus with North Goa hotel pickup. It covers Old Goa's churches and museum, the Church of Our Lady in Panjim, Panjim market, Dona Paula and Miramar beaches, the sunset cruise point, and the Mangueshi and Balaji temples — ₹400 per person.
South Goa is known for its peaceful beaches, serene atmosphere and historic landmarks. This day tour brings together Goa's Portuguese heritage, its temples and its most scenic viewpoints.
Stops on the tour
- Old Goa churches (Basilica of Bom Jesus & Se Cathedral) and the Old Goa museum
- Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Panjim
- Panjim market
- Dona Paula viewpoint and Miramar Beach
- Sunset cruise point on the Mandovi
- Shri Mangueshi Temple and Balaji Temple
What's included
- Pickup & drop
- Old Goa churches
- Panjim church
- Dona Paula
- Miramar Beach
- Panjim market
- Sunset cruise point
- Mangueshi Temple
- Old Goa museum
- Balaji Temple
Not included
- Meals
- Entry tickets
Transparent pricing
- per person.
- Taxes as applicable unless stated as included. Your final quote is confirmed before any payment.
- Peak-season dates (Christmas, New Year, long weekends) may carry a surcharge — we'll always confirm first.
- No advance payment is needed to enquire. Our team confirms availability and shares payment options on WhatsApp or phone.
- Prices are charged in Indian Rupees (INR). Other currencies are approximate, for guidance only.
Frequently asked questions
What does the South Goa tour cover?
Old Goa churches and museum, Panjim church and market, Dona Paula, Miramar Beach, the sunset cruise point and the Mangueshi and Balaji temples.
How much is South Goa sightseeing?
₹400 per person by AC bus with pickup from North Goa.
Is there a dress code for churches and temples?
Yes — cover shoulders and knees when entering churches and temples.
