Goa Mumbai Beach Tour

Both Goa and Mumbai attract a large number of visitors every year. While Goa is famous for its Goa Carnival tours, mesmerizing beaches, sea food, wine, music and open culture, Mumbai is famous among tourists for its bustling bazaars, magnificent buildings, vast expanses of beaches and captivating culture. Holidays Points itinerary is planned in a way so that you may explore beaches of Goa and Mumbai to the fullest during your Goa Mumbai Beach Tour

Duration : 06 Nights/05 Days

Destinations : Goa - Mumbai

Day 01 : ARRIVAL AT MUMBAI
Holidays Points staff will welcome you at the airport and drive you to your hotel accommodation on day 01 of your Goa Mumbai Beach Tour. We will help you to get custom clearance and also prepare necessary documentation well in advance so that you do not have to face any hurdles during your stay in Mumbai and Goa. You will be briefed about the weather conditions, language, customs and festivals of Mumbai metropolis. Mumbai is the commercial capital of India and is home to some of the most prominent celebrities of Indian film industry. The city is an amalgam of riches, wealth and slum dwellers. Overnight will at Mumbai.

Day 02 : Sight Seeing of Mumbai
Holidays Points will acquaint you with the myriad manifestations of the life and culture of Mumbai inhabitants during day 02 of your Goa Mumbai beach tour. The city has several landmarks which are must see for any visitor to the city. These include the legendary Gateway of India - a grand ceremonial arch which was built to commemorate the visit of King George V to the city and the Mani Bhavan, where Mahatma Gandhi spent 15 years.

Other locations of your itinerary will include a visit to Hanging Gardens, Prince of Wales Museum, Film City, Elephanta Caves, Mahalaxmi Temple, Victoria Railway Station, Haji Ali Mosque and a fun drive past Marine Drive. Your overnight will be at Mumbai and Holidays Points guides will brief you about your next day's highlights of your Goa Mumbai beach tour.

Day 03 : Beaches of Mumbai
Mumbai has several beach hangouts which are highly popular among tourists. Prominent ones among these include Chowpatty Beach, Marine Drive, Juhu Beach, Versova Beach, Marve & Manori Beach and Madh Island.
The 25 Km long Juhu Beach is located alongside the Arabian Sea coastline and is representative of the pulse of the city. The beach is a famous hang out for locals and tourists alike and is known for its entertainment courts and food stalls.

Chowpatty Beach: Chowpatty Beach is counted among the most frequented beaches of Mumbai. It is famous of its long shooting galleries and local food items and eatables like Bhelpuri, Kulfi and Paan. Idols of Lord Ganesha are immersed at Chowpatty Beach by faithful s every year during the last day of Ganesh Chuthurthi festival. Besides these, you will also find snake charmers with numerous varieties of snakes, balloon sellers and monkey trainers alongside the beach. Massage Wallas will give you a quick head or feet massage on request for a small charge.

Marine Drive: Marine Drive is among the most expensive properties in Mumbai and is home to a large number of celebrities. The drive, nicknamed as Queen's Necklace has dazzling array of street lights that have been artistically designed to give you the feeling of royal drive. The road has recently been renamed as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Road. Madh Island: Madh Island in Mumbai Peninsula is bounded by Arabian Sea in the West and Malad Creek in the South. The island is essentially a cluster of some old world farmlands and fishing villages. It is accessible through bus and ferry services. Madh Fort is the prime attraction of the island and the island is a perfect escapade for nature lovers. You can stroll leisurely on its golden sands admiring the surroundings and treating your taste buds to local delicacies.

Day 04 : Arrival in Goa
Upon early morning arrival in Goa, you will be given time to relax and rejuvenate yourself in your hotel. Goa is known for its mesmerizing beaches, pristine stretches of golden sands, white churches, lush green fields, taverns, sea food and strumming guitar performances at night time. Goa has several beaches that you can't miss during your Mumbai Goa beach tour like Anjuna Beach, Colva Beach, Calangute Beach, Aguada Beach, Dona Paula Beach and Agonda Beach.

After breakfast, we will proceed to Agonda Beach. The beach falls between the towns of Panaji and Palolem. The beach is a perfects escapade for those who want to get away from swarming crowds and city traffic as there are no vendors chasing you during your stroll, nor there are any busy restaurants. The beach is a nice location for solitude and nature lovers.

Anjuna Beach: Also known as the "Freak Capital of the World," Anjuna Beach is known for Hippy and Trance Parties. During full moon days, parties are organized on Anjuna Beach and a large number of foreigners take part in them. In the Flea Market that is held every Wednesday, you can shop for curios and other collectibles. Other attractions of the beach include Albuquerque Mansion, Chapora Fort and heritage buildings built by early Portuguese settlers.

Colva Beach: The 25 km long Colva Beach is the longest and oldest beaches in Goa. The beach stretches from Bogmalo in the North to Cabo de Rama in the South. Walk bare footed on its cool sizzling sands and enjoy a variety of water sports like wind surfing, speed boat ride etc. Get a feel of royalty by admiring the luxurious villas and bungalows of Colva village.

Dona Paula Beach: The comparatively small Dona Paula Beach is named after a Portuguese girl Dona Paula de Menzes, who was the daughter of a viceroy in the Imperial India. Story had it the girl fell in love with a local fisherman Gaspar Dias. As her father did not allow her to marry the fisherman, she committed suicide by jumping from a high cliff and thus proved her true love to everyone. Legend had it that the girl comes out from the waves each full moon night wearing only a pearl necklace. A large number of tourists visit Dona Paul Beach to commemorate the sacrifice of the girl and also for sightseeing. You can enjoy fishing in the beach as well as admire the romantic view of settling sun at Dona Paula Beach.

Day 05 : Goa Sight Seeing - Mumbai
On Sixth day of your Goa Mumbai beach tour, Holidays Points guides will take you the sightseeing of Goa. The places that will be included in your itinerary are: Basilica of Bom Jesus, Church of St. Augustine, Goa State Museum, The Secretariat, Braganza House, Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, Shri Bhagwati Temple and Dudhsagar Falls.



Goa State Museum houses paintings dating back to Colonial India as well as Christian, Hindu and Jain scriptures. Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary has a rich collection of flora and fauna of Goa. Dudhsagar falls are admired for their large volume of water that falls from a height in the lush green jungle. Basilica of Bom Jesus is a tomb that houses the moral remains of St. Francis Xavier, the missionary who spread Christianity in the region.

During evening, you will be taken for a stroll in the local markets of Goa where you can shop for artifacts, wine and spices. You may also taste few local foods at road side joints and mingle with the crowd to have a true feel of the life of the locals. At late evening, Holidays Points staff will board you on a flight to Mumbai from where you can take a connecting flight way back to your home.