🇵🇹 Goa Tour Packages from Portugal

Goa was part of Portugal for over 450 years, so Portuguese visitors find familiar churches, azulejo-style tiles, Konkani-Portuguese food and family names everywhere.

In short

Goa was part of Portugal for over 450 years, so Portuguese visitors find familiar churches, azulejo-style tiles, Konkani-Portuguese food and family names everywhere.

Flights: One stop via Gulf hubs, Istanbul or Mumbai / Delhi — around 13–16 hours from Lisbon or Porto.
Visa: Citizens of Portugal 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: Panaji (Fontainhas), Old Goa, Candolim, Benaulim and Colva for Portuguese-era villages and churches
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

Walk Fontainhas, Panaji's Latin quarter, with its colourful Portuguese houses
Visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus and Sé Cathedral in Old Goa
Many older Goans still speak some Portuguese — a 'bom dia' goes a long way

Frequently asked questions

Flights — travelling to Goa from Portugal

One stop via Gulf hubs, Istanbul or Mumbai / Delhi — around 13–16 hours from Lisbon or Porto.

Visa — travelling to Goa from Portugal

Citizens of Portugal 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 Portugal

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 Portugal

Panaji (Fontainhas), Old Goa, Candolim, Benaulim and Colva for Portuguese-era villages and churches

Payment — travelling to Goa from Portugal

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 Portugal?

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 Portugal?

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.