Goa Honeymoon Tour Package with Butterfly & Honeymoon Island Trip

Goa Honeymoon Tour Package: Overview

Goa is one of the most happening tourist place in India and everybody who visits India, does come here as well. Goa has a lot to offer to its tourists who come to spend their vacations. It has beautiful beaches, adventurous water-sports, amazing nightlife, delicious cuisines, colorful carnivals, some rare fruits, Churches of Christian architecture and some hidden islands. You can enjoy traveling here in the every month of year because of its pleasant weather. The magnificent beaches of Goa attract romantic couples looking to spend a passionate honeymoon in a carefree environment. It is a great escape from the hustle & bustle of life after indulging in the sights & sound of Goa. If you are looking for a once in a lifetime holiday than our specially customized Goa Holidays packages are there to help you.

Why you must book this package from Holiday Travel India ?

We known for our unique tours & planners for all destinations in India, so in this package also we take you to North & South Goa as well as newest and unique day outing in Goa is visit to Butterfly & Honeymoon Island in South Goa near Palolem Beach. This hidden island has stunning views and surrounded by beautiful Aquatic life. Butterfly beach name derives from its number of different species of butterflies you see around this Island.

Interesting inclusion of the trip is visit to Honeymoon Island Beach, island is just too awesome for couple who want to be away from Crowd. Honeymoon beach is another 5 minutes journey from Butterfly Island. 

Trip to Butterfly and Honeymoon Island offers exciting journey to Goa’s famous Palolem beach in South of Goa in addition to visit to Agonda one of the beautiful and less visited beach in Goa.

Best reasons to visit Butterfly & Honeymoon Beach?

1. Less tourists in both the beaches

2. Safe place for couples

3. Lots of stuff to do

4. Delicious food

5. Prefect place to relax and unwind

Note: Above rates are tentative, contact us for best deal

Honeymoon Package Inclusion:

• Welcome Drink on arrival

• Daily Break Fast and Dinner at same hotel / resort

• 4 Nights’ accommodation for a couple in a well appointed a/c room 

• 2 way airport transfer on SIC (seat in coach) basis .

• Pickup required from Margao Railway station :250/- per person per way extra.

• Complimentary use of swimming pool (with proper swim wear) & Fitness centre as per Resort Timings.

• 2 Bottles of Mineral Water (500ml) Complimentary every day.

• Bed decoration with balloons

• Honeymoon cake, Fruit Basket on arrival.

• One candle light dinner by the pool side

• One Full Day South Goa Sight seeing in a A/C coach.

• Half day North Goa sightseeing

• One full day trip to Butterfly & Honeymoon Beach by boat with Complimentory Lunch

Package Exclusion:

• Any Lunch or Dinner not mention in inclusion

• Any airfare / train fare / Bus fare

• Any activity charges

• Anything not mention in above inclusion

• Gst

Hotels in Goa for Honeymooners

Standard Hotel: Kalki Resort - TA Rank 4.0/5 - Certificate in Excellence

Kalki Resort is one of best resort near Baga area with well amenities. This resort is well suited for couples who looking for budgeted resort with facilities like Swimming pool, Wifi, Veg Restaurant & Bar. This resort is located 6 min walking distance from Baga Beach & 8 min walking distance from Famous Tito's Club.

Deluxe Hotel: Resort Terra Paraiso - TA Rank 4.0/5 - Certificate in Excellence

Resort Terra Paraiso a unique boutique resort that surrounds you with everything you need to make your holiday special. Resort Terra Paraiso, seaside haven is surrounded by fascinating Goan culture on one side and the blue seas on the other. They offer you a wide range of options for fine international cuisines, personal attention and warm hospitality, all set in exquisite landscaped gardens. This resort only accommodate Couples and Family which is very good for couples. Tropical greenery surround the earthen roof villas and spacious Rooms look out over the azure swimming pool. Antique furniture and local handicrafts lend traditional style to the contemporary facilities and all this just a step or two from the surf, sunsets and shopping of Calangute Beach.

Luxury Hotel: The Baga Beach Resort - TA Rank 4.0/5 - Certificate in Excellence

This resort is located just few feet away from the Arabian sea, here's your luxury beach resort. Choose from a variety of our exotic boutique rooms to match to your senses. For a wholesome experience of a 5 star resort in Goa, you have choose the right option. For a clear view of the sea and the feel of fresh sea breeze, this resort present Beach facing rooms.

Shopping in Goa    

Shopping in Goa is all about buying local handicrafts that are available throughout the state. While handicrafts from all over India are available at the Anjuna Flea Market, you might like to pick up some of the local items as gifts or for yourself.Ingo’s night market at Arpora on Saturdays is a fun place to go to besides the great shopping, there is entertainment in terms of music performers and food vendors. Bardez & Bicholim are shops in Goa where one can buy bamboo articles, woodwork, pottery, and metal work items; traditional embroidery at Panaji; decorative candles at Sanquelim and lacquer work at Cuncolin.

Festivals and Events in Goa   

One of the most remarkable features of life in Goa is its religious harmony. All communities, irrespective of their personal beliefs, celebrate all festivals with gusto. Most festivals in Goa are related to religious activities, and every village ‘jatra’, or feast, is celebrated with great pomp and gaiety.The most famous is the Winter Carnival prior to Lent (February), when there is great fun & frolic, music & dancing, lasting for three days. All night dancing on the streets with specially designed costumes and masks ends in a frenzied finale, with Momo, the King of Darkness, leading a colourful procession through the town. Not to be missed.The major festivals are Diwali (the ‘Festival of Lights’, October/November), Christmas and Ganesh Chaturthi (August/September). Shigmotsav, (February/March, coinciding with Holi in north India), is a festival to welcome spring and is celebrated with colour and great merriment.Some of the other popular Goa festivals, each celebrated in its own distinctive way, are Mahashivratri, the Feast of St. Francis Xavier at Old Goa, the Fatorpa Jatra, All Saints Feast at Goa Velha and the Shirigao Jatra.

Things to do in Goa   

There are varieties of things to do in Goa for both adventurous as well as laidback travellers. Shopaholics will also not be disappointed in Goa. The long stretches of golden sand and the pandemonium of the waves will captivate you. Apart from beaches, the old state of Goa has several forts, churches, monastery and cathedrals to visit. Adventure enthusiasts may like to participate in numerous water sports at the popular Calangute, Baga, Anjuna and Vagator beaches. Scuba diving, jet skiing, para-sailing, motorboat and water-scooter ride or a cruise – take your pick and explore the waters of Goa. 

Best Time to Visit Goa

The best time to visit Goa is between late October and early April. The peak tourist season is from mid-December to mid-January, when the weather is near perfect, with daytime temperatures rarely going beyond 32° C. People from all over the world descend upon Goa at this time of the year, so be sure to have made your hotel bookings well in advance as accommodation prices hit the ceiling due to high demand. The Goa Carnival festival is held in late February or early March and this again is a great time to be in Goa. The festivities are filled with music and dancing, pageants and parades.

Culture of Goa

The culture of Goa is an amalgamation of Indian and Portuguese culture. The long Portuguese rule has influenced the culture in more ways than one and many of the Portuguese traditions are reflected in the Goan culture even today. Dance and music is deeply embedded in the Goan culture. The most popular dance forms in Goa are Fugdi and Dhalo, which are traditional dances, performed only by women. Some dances are specific to an occasion or festival they are performed in. The Dhangar is performed during the Hindu festival of Navaratras and during the Shigmo festival women perform a lamp dance. Goa comes alive in the festive season and it is then that you see the splendid blend of cultures that coexist beautifully over here. 

Beaches

Miramar Beach, closest to the capital Panaji (3 km), is conveniently located in the heart of the state capital which is also why it is rather crowded and often dirty, though you can watch some spectacular sunsets, as the sun sets at the confluence of the River Mandovi as it flows into the Arabian Sea.

A small, idyllic beach with the Dona Paula Beach Resort, and neighbouring Piranha cottages, Caranzalem is situated at a distance of nine kilometres southwest of Panaji. Though not very pretty, Caranzalem (between Miramar and Dona Paula) is quiet and safe for swimming, it has water scooters and other water sports facilities as there is no undercurrent, which makes it an ideal sightseeing place in Goa. The Vaniguinim beach overlooks the Mormugao Bay but is accessible only from the Cidade de Goa Hotel.

North Goa

The entire coast from Fort Aguada all the way to Goa’s border with Maharashtra is a virtually unbroken 30 km stretch of beach, some rocky, hazardous and hidden in secluded coves and others that are long stretches of golden sand. Calangute is the busiest resort in Goa and now the centre of the ‘package’ tourist trade and has a long beach of coarse golden sand but there is a dangerous undertow that restricts swimming time. There is plenty of accommodation available here and lots of fellow tourists for company.

Goa Seafood Restaurants

This is the time of year that most Indian families take their summer holiday to Goa; prices are cheaper and most of the party crowd has left. There are less backpackers and more Indian couples on their honeymoons in monsoon Goa.  It’s all a bit more family friendly and laid-back, but the negative is there aren’t many places to eat and party. Here are the best sea foods restaurant of Goa.

• Ritz Classic, Panaji Goa

• Fisherman's Wharf, Salcette Goa

• Souza Lobo, Calangute Goa

• Adelaide, Candolim Goa

• Star Light, Baga Beach Goa