🇮🇪 Goa Tour Packages from Ireland

Irish travellers come to Goa for reliable winter sunshine, friendly beach shacks and easy-going sightseeing.

In short

Irish travellers come to Goa for reliable winter sunshine, friendly beach shacks and easy-going sightseeing.

Flights: Usually one stop via Gulf hubs (Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi) or London plus Mumbai — about 13–16 hours from Dublin.
Visa: Citizens of Ireland can usually apply for India's e-Tourist Visa online before travelling — it's issued electronically and checked on arrival. Rules and fees change, so always confirm on the official site indianvisaonline.gov.in.
Airports: Goa has two airports: Dabolim (GOI) in South-Central Goa and Manohar International (GOX) at Mopa in North Goa. We meet you at either with a name board and drive you to your hotel.
Where travellers stay: Candolim, Calangute and Baga for convenience; Benaulim and Varca for quieter resorts
Payment: International Visa / Mastercard / Amex cards and UPI (where available) work for online payment on our website. In Goa, cash in Indian Rupees is handy for small shops; ATMs are easy to find in all tourist areas.

Tips

Use high-SPF sunscreen — the Goa sun is strong even in winter
Drink bottled or filtered water
Our airport pickup is the easiest way to start your trip

Frequently asked questions

Flights — travelling to Goa from Ireland

Usually one stop via Gulf hubs (Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi) or London plus Mumbai — about 13–16 hours from Dublin.

Visa — travelling to Goa from Ireland

Citizens of Ireland can usually apply for India's e-Tourist Visa online before travelling — it's issued electronically and checked on arrival. Rules and fees change, so always confirm on the official site indianvisaonline.gov.in.

Airports — travelling to Goa from Ireland

Goa has two airports: Dabolim (GOI) in South-Central Goa and Manohar International (GOX) at Mopa in North Goa. We meet you at either with a name board and drive you to your hotel.

Where travellers stay — travelling to Goa from Ireland

Candolim, Calangute and Baga for convenience; Benaulim and Varca for quieter resorts

Payment — travelling to Goa from Ireland

International Visa / Mastercard / Amex cards and UPI (where available) work for online payment on our website. In Goa, cash in Indian Rupees is handy for small shops; ATMs are easy to find in all tourist areas.

When is the best time to visit Goa from Ireland?

November to March is the best season — dry, sunny and 25–32 °C. October and April–May are quieter and cheaper; June to September is the green monsoon season, great for waterfalls and spa breaks.

How do I book Goa tours from Ireland?

Choose a tour on our website and pay online (30% advance or in full) by card or UPI, or message us on WhatsApp. You get an instant confirmation email with a PDF invoice, and our Goa team arranges pickups from your hotel or the airport.