You will be met at the cruise port by your guide who will take you to your transportation. Your journey will take you to the city of Panaji, which is the capital of the Indian state of Goa. Your walk will take you through the Portuguese Latin Quarters of Fontainhas (or Bairro das Fontainhas, in Portuguese). Many of the traditional houses here were built in the 18th and 19th centuries, and their red tiled roofs are what attracts tourists to this area year after year. You will then proceed to the old Goa Churches, Old Goa or Velha Goa (Velha means "old" in Portuguese). The remains of the city are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Old Goa contains churches affiliated to various congregations, including the Se Cathedral (the seat of the Archbishop of Goa), the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, the Church of S. Caetano, and notably, the Basilica of Bom Jesus which contains the relics of Saint Francis Xavier. The tour will then take a drive to the spice garden/plantation, where you will be welcomed in a traditional way before heading back to the cruise port.

Banglore is a classic destination, and for centuries has been known for its rich and yummy food culture. Locals are fortunate today that this rich food culture is preserved in the form of small food joints, which have been perpetuated by locals for generations.  You will begin by exploring the authentic and classic delicacies of Banglore, witnessing the preparation as you receive an in-depth understanding of the local food culture. As this is happening, your guide will fill you in on the things that influenced the development of these cuisines. You will taste more than 5 mouth-watering and authentic delicacies of royal Delhi on this food tour. Your guides have designed this amazing experience for you, with the intention of taking you to these places for food tastings. Whilst visiting the stores you will be able to cherish the food, delighting your taste buds as you receiving a fabulous and lasting impression.

Enjoy a full-day tour to enjoy the beauty of Goa. Take in the laid-back atmosphere and magnificent beaches of this unique, picturesque place. After pick-up from your hotel, we will start our day with a visit to Kerim Beach, the northernmost tip of the state of Goa and home of the Kerim beach. This pristine beach is located 28 km (17 miles) from Mapusa and is one of the steepest slope beaches in Goa. Although the waters are clear and alluring, we advise getting the opinion of the local folks as well as the lifeguards before jumping in for a swim. Our next stop will be Ashwem Beach, situated south to the Arambol beach. This is another isolated beach in Goa with vast stretches of sand on the horizon as you make your way to beach shacks and huts midway along the beach. There are a number of restaurants in the area that serve sumptuous seafood. Finally, we will head to Anjuna beach. This classic north Goa market has been around since the mid 1970’s and seems to be growing continuously, it now covers most of the area behind the south side of Anjuna beach. Every Wednesday at 11:00, a massive flea market opens for business. What started as hippies selling off their possessions to afford a ticket back home has now turned in to a commercial spectacle on a grand scale. These days, there are not many foreign sellers, and even fewer hippie ones. Nowdays most sellers are professional market vendors from Rajasthan and other places in north India, Tibet, Nepal and other places, offering everything you would normally find at the local beach markets, and much, much more. Get a taste of Goa's relaxed atmosphere and breathtaking scenery on the full-day beach tour.

Beaches: Goa is famous for its pristine beaches that offer a mix of relaxation, water sports, and vibrant beach shacks. Some of the most popular beaches include Baga Beach, Calangute Beach, Anjuna Beach, and Palolem Beach. Nightlife: The state boasts a lively and energetic nightlife scene with numerous beach clubs, bars, and nightclubs. The beachside parties, especially in areas like Anjuna and Vagator, are renowned. Historic Sites: Goa has a rich history influenced by Portuguese colonization. Visitors can explore historic sites like the Basilica of Bom Jesus (a U N E S C O World Heritage Site), Se Cathedral, Aguada Fort, and the Old Goa region with its colonial-era churches. Water Sports: Goa offers a wide range of water sports activities such as parasailing, jet-skiing, banana boat rides, and windsurfing, making it a paradise for adventure enthusiasts. Cuisine: Goan cuisine is a delightful fusion of Indian and Portuguese flavors. Dishes like Vindaloo, Xacuti, and Bebinca (a traditional Goan dessert) are must-tries. Seafood is a highlight due to the state's coastal location. Festivals: Goa celebrates various festivals with enthusiasm. The most famous is the Goa Carnival, marked by colorful parades, music, and dance. The Shigmo festival, celebrating spring, and the Sao Joao feast are also significant events. Art and Culture: Goa has a thriving arts scene with numerous galleries, art exhibitions, and cultural events. The state hosts the International Film Festival of India (I F F I) and is home to many local artists. Spice Plantations: Visitors can explore spice plantations to learn about the cultivation of various spices and herbs that contribute to the rich flavors of Goan cuisine. Wildlife Sanctuaries: Goa is home to diverse flora and fauna. The Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore the local wildlife. Flea Markets: Anjuna Flea Market and the Mapusa Market are popular shopping destinations for souvenirs, clothing, jewelry, handicrafts, and more. Waterfalls: Dudhsagar Waterfall, one of India's tallest waterfalls, is a captivating natural wonder. It's surrounded by lush greenery and is accessible by trekking or by a jeep safari. Yoga and Wellness: Goa is also known for its yoga and wellness retreats. Many centers and resorts offer yoga classes, meditation sessions, and spa treatments in serene surroundings.

Explore the best of Panjim neighbourhood, one of the most popular districts in Goa. Begin at Panjim Church and walk through the stepped streets, passing through the Portuguese-influenced lanes, centuries-old buildings, and cute little cafes and markets where you will sample some local dishes.  Taste a variety of local street food of Goa including local dishes like Xacuti curry, sweet Peda, cucumber mint juice, and various types of chats, cutlets and more. Witness the preparation of these local favorites and get an in-depth understanding of local food culture. Eat in traditional, rustic restaurants and stalls that are frequented daily by the locals for an authentic experience. All locations are of a high-quality and work with the local partner to give you the best possible culinary experience.

Experience authentic and exotic street food at Bengaluru's very own VV Puram. Try everything from congress buns to bath dosa, spicy American corn to fire paan, followed up by lassis and sweets. 1) Visit VB Bakery at VV Puram Food Street Explore hidden treasures at one of the oldest and most cherished bakeries around for their assortment of buns, cakes and biscuits. Sample their famous sweet buns, congress buns, honey cakes and masala biscuits before they sell out! 2) Eat at Arya Vaishya Refreshments Try a curd kodu bale (spicy, crispy ring covered with yogurt) for your next staple teatime snack, or maybe some peri-peri potato twist to test your spice tolerance. Enjoyed best with the weekend crowd and friends, this stall is not to be missed! 3) Stop by Mumbai Badam Milk and Lassi Center Refresh with some ice-cold badam milk, kesar lassi, or shahi rabadi. A humble shop that's been around for a couple of decades, their drinks and sweets are bound to recharge you from a hot day in the city. 4) Have South Indian food at Ramu Tiffin Centre Satisfy all your South Indian food cravings at this traditional tiffin spot. Renowned for their dosas that are perfectly crisp on the outside and comfortingly soft on the inside, starting with Bengaluru's favorite type: Bath Dosa! 5) Checkout Dev Sagar at VV Puram Food Street Experience a specially curated menu of dabeli (pav buns stuffed with potato, chutney, pomegranate and peanuts) and rasgulla chaat (a spongy sweet in a chaat). What more crazy combinations could you want? 6) Try American Corn at Mr & Ms Corn Ever heard of a corn-themed restaurant...with about 37 different menu items...? Well, you have now. Run by engineers working 9 to 5 in the mornings and serving lip-smacking corn in the evenings, you'll enjoy your traditional American Corn with a healthy twist. 7) Have fun trying Fire Paan Overcome your fear of fire by tasting fire paan - that's right the usual after-dinner betel leaf, now a main attraction. What better way to end a food trail?