Arrive at either Manohar International Airport (GOX) in Mopa or Dabolim Airport (GOI). GOX is closer to North Goa, potentially saving you travel time.

Travel from the airport to your accommodation in North Goa. The journey can take 1-2 hours depending on traffic and your specific location.

Check into your pre-booked hotel, guesthouse, or villa. Areas like Anjuna, Vagator, or Candolim are great bases for a friends' trip, offering a mix of action and relaxation.

Head to the nearest beach for your first taste of Goan cuisine. Enjoy some fresh seafood, a cold beer, and feel the sand between your toes.

Find a prime spot to watch the iconic Goan sunset. The cliffs of Vagator or the rocky shores of Anjuna offer spectacular views.

Experience the quintessential Goan nightlife at a famous beach shack. Enjoy live music, great food, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Visit the 17th-century Portuguese fort overlooking the Arabian Sea. Explore the lighthouse and enjoy panoramic views of the coastline. Go early to avoid the heat and crowds.

After exploring the fort, have lunch at one of the many excellent restaurants in the Candolim area, known for a wide variety of cuisines.

Browse the stalls for souvenirs, clothes, jewelry, and handicrafts. Even if it's not Wednesday (the main market day), the area is filled with permanent shops offering a similar vibe.

Hike up to the iconic 'Dil Chahta Hai' fort. The ruins themselves are minimal, but the view of Vagator beach and the Chapora River estuary at sunset is breathtaking.

Indulge in a memorable dinner at one of Vagator's famous cliffside restaurants, offering stunning views, a chic ambiance, and delicious food.

Head to Baga or Calangute beach for a morning of adrenaline-pumping water sports. Most operators offer packages including parasailing, jet skiing, and banana boat rides.

After your water sports session, relax and have a hearty lunch at one of Goa's most famous beach shacks, known for its extensive menu and lively atmosphere.

Head back to your hotel for some downtime. Relax by the pool, take a nap, and get ready for the night ahead.

Have dinner at a restaurant near the main party strip to fuel up before a long night of dancing.

Dive into the heart of Goa's party scene. Explore the famous Tito's Lane, home to iconic clubs like Cafe Mambo and Tito's Club, or check out a beach club for a different vibe.

Hire a car with a driver for the day for a comfortable journey to South Goa. The drive itself is scenic, passing through Goan villages and lush landscapes.

Visit a spice farm in the Ponda region. Take a guided tour to learn about various spices and medicinal plants, followed by a traditional Goan buffet lunch served on banana leaves.

Arrive at the stunning, crescent-shaped Palolem Beach. Known for its calm waters and picturesque setting with colourful beach huts, it's the perfect place to unwind.

Enjoy the serene sunset from a beach shack on Palolem beach with a refreshing drink in hand. The vibe is much more laid-back compared to the North.

Start your journey back to North Goa after sunset to avoid the worst of the evening traffic.

Check out from your hotel. Most hotels will store your luggage for the day if you have a late flight.

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Old Goa, the former capital of Portuguese India. Marvel at the magnificent architecture of the Basilica of Bom Jesus (which holds the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier) and the Sé Cathedral.

Take a short drive to Panjim and explore Fontainhas, the city's charming Latin Quarter. Walk through the narrow, winding streets lined with colourful Portuguese-style houses.

Enjoy a final Goan meal at a classic restaurant in the capital city, savoring the unique flavors one last time.

Head to the airport for your flight home, filled with memories of your Goan adventure.