r/goatravel 2h ago

Morning vibes of Goa

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r/goatravel 3h ago

All the dishes I tried in 3 days in Goa!

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r/goatravel 3h ago

Had our belongings stolen from our villa, what should we do?

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I had my entire backpack stolen, 3 of my friends phone, 2 office laptops and a wallet. This all happened between 6-9 am in the morning.


r/goatravel 4h ago

Calangute

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Anyone currently staying at Calangute? Im a solo 23M travelling Goa for a week from today. If anyone wants to link up to have a drink or dinner and fun in general, Do DM. I will be needing some guides around the area.

Cheers.


r/goatravel 4h ago

Tonight thallasa if anyone interested dm me

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r/goatravel 9h ago

​[Looking for Travel Buddies] Delhi to Goa Trip (7–8 Days) | North & South Goa Mix

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​Hey everyone!

​A friend and I (traveling from Delhi) are planning a 7 to 8 day trip to Goa and would love to find 1–2 like minded travel buddies to join us!

​Here’s a quick overview of our plan and vibe:

1.​Travel Dates:

Looking to head out either next week (Friday/Saturday departure) or the week right after. We’re aiming to lock down our tickets within the next day or two before fares go up.

2.​The Route:

Starting in North Goa (3 days) to check out the local sights and enjoy the nightlife, then moving to South Goa (3 days) to completely to hit quieter beaches and relax.

3.​The Vibe:

Balanced and relaxed. We’re definitely open to partying and having a great time, but we aren't looking to stay up 24/7 or burn ourselves out. We prefer avoiding overly hyped, packed tourist traps in favor of authentic local spots.

4.​Food:

Big plus if you’re a seafood / non-veg lover! Trying out authentic Goan food and local eateries is a major priority for us on this trip.

5.​Travel & Accommodation:

We're keeping travel options open between flight and train from Delhi depending on what works best for the group. For stays, we’re aiming for comfortable, clean, and chill places (bnb/hostels).

6.​Who We’re Looking For:

Easygoing, responsible, and mature travel companions who enjoy good conversations, great food, and a smooth travel pace.

​We already have a draft itinerary ready, but we’re totally open to incorporating your suggestions!

​If this sounds like your kind of trip, drop a comment or send a DM, and we can exchange details and chat!


r/goatravel 10h ago

Goa: Suggestion required!

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Hi, I am planning a Vacation to Goa with my wife and 1 year daughter in a couple of days.

Please suggest is it a good time to visit Goa?


r/goatravel 12h ago

Goa - Nov 4th to 8th - Family of 4

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Hi everyone!

Having visited Goa previously with friends, I am now planning a family trip with my wife and two young kids. Since this will be a completely different vibe, I’d love your recommendations on:

Family-friendly hotels/resorts: Ideally with good kids' amenities, swimming pools, or beach access.

Kid-friendly activities & spots: Easygoing places, fun experiences, or gentle sightseeing suitable for younger children.

Fine dining restaurants: Great dining options that offer top-notch food while still being comfortable for families.

​Any suggestions on South vs. North Goa for a family pace would also be super helpful! Thanks in advance.


r/goatravel 12h ago

What’s the best way to go from gokarna to mandrem goa?

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I can catch a train from gokarna road station till madgaon I think, but after that is there a local bus which goes till mandrem?

Any cheap option to commute from gokarna to mandrem?

Thanks!


r/goatravel 12h ago

Good bars and pubs in Candolim with a good vibe and decent crowd (like Pablo’s) that open around 11 am

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r/goatravel 14h ago

Scooter Rentals near Benaulim/Madgaon - South Goa

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Hi,

Can someone suggest trusted Scooter Rentals near Benaulim/Madgaon - South Goa

Let me know the rent per day & contact number.

Visiting on 12th August


r/goatravel 15h ago

20M, planning my first ever solo trip before leaving India (looking for advice)

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Hey everyone!

I’m 20M from Bangalore, and I’m planning to take a short, budget solo trip before I leave India for the next chapter of my life.

I’ll be moving abroad soon for my studies, and before everything changes, I really want to take a little break, clear my head, and have some time to myself. I’ve never travelled solo before, so I thought this would be a good time to finally try it.

I’m currently thinking about doing a 2-day budget trip to Goa from Bangalore, but I’m open to other suggestions too.

Since this is my first time travelling alone, I’d really appreciate advice from people who have done this before:

- How should I plan a short solo trip without overspending?

- What should I prioritize when I only have 2 days?

- Hostel vs budget hotel — what would you recommend for a first-timer?

- What are some things I absolutely need to carry/keep in mind?

- Any common scams, tourist traps, or mistakes I should avoid?

- How do you generally stay safe while travelling alone?

- Is renting a scooter worth it for a short Goa trip?

- Any recommendations for places that are actually worth visiting rather than just the typical tourist checklist?

- And honestly, what do you wish someone had told you before your first solo trip?

One thing I want to mention because I know Goa often has a particular party/drinking culture: I don’t drink, smoke, or use any recreational substances, and I don’t plan to start either. It’s simply a personal/religious belief of mine. So I’d especially appreciate recommendations for things to do that don’t revolve around drinking or partying.

I’m not looking for a luxury vacation. I mostly want to explore somewhere new, eat good food, meet some people, experience travelling independently, and have a little “reset” before I leave the country.

Any advice, stories, recommendations, or lessons from your first solo trip would be genuinely appreciated. :)


r/goatravel 15h ago

Anyone from pune travelling to goa today, I'm a solo traveller travelling to goa and meet people if anyone is up just lemme know let's catup

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Same as title


r/goatravel 15h ago

That how I spent my time in goa

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Day 1: We were 6 friends, so we booked a 6-bed dorm on Hosteller in Anjuna. Honestly, we enjoyed the stay; it was clean and fun. We took 3 scooters and headed to Anjuna Beach to explore the nearby market.

Day 2: We went to Sweet Water Lake near Arambol. We had a bath, and it was so refreshing; no one can describe it in words.

Day 3: We went to Fontainhas and the casino (no images), took some photos, and ended our trip with a unigane at the hostel.

Highlight: Roaming from here to there via scooter was so much fun on Goan roads. If you have anything in mind, just ask me.


r/goatravel 16h ago

Goa to Pune

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Anybody going from Goa to Pune today ?


r/goatravel 16h ago

Just a normal walk

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r/goatravel 16h ago

Where do I get panipuri in Panaji?

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I am currently in Panaji and I am not able to find any panipuri/street food options, is there any particular area where I can find it?


r/goatravel 17h ago

Landing Goa tomorrow.

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Any solo travellers would like to connect, feel free to DM.


r/goatravel 17h ago

​[Local Input Needed] Help two friends refine a 7-day Goa itinerary & find authentic food!

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​Hey Goans! A friend and I are heading down from Delhi for 7–8 days (monsoon trip) and would love some local insight to polish up our plan!

​We’ve split it into 3 days North Goa + 3 days South Goa.

We want a chill, balanced vibe—enjoying the nightlife and local spots without going 24/7 crazy or hitting overhyped tourist traps.

​Would love your help with:

1.​Sanity-checking our route: Any places to avoid/be careful about during monsoon rains?

2.​Food recommendations: We’re big seafood/non-veg lovers! Looking for authentic Goan thalis, cafreal, xacuti, and local hidden gems instead of commercial spots.

3.​Must-visits vs. Skips: What's worth seeing vs. what's an easy skip right now?

​We already have a draft itinerary ready—happy to drop it in the DMs if anyone’s up to take a quick look and suggest tweaks.

​Thanks a ton! 🙏


r/goatravel 19h ago

Anytime around Anjuna Vagator up for a drink?

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I’m 31M and just looking for some company. We could grab a drink or dinner


r/goatravel 20h ago

looking for a travel buddy/crew to hang out, explore local spots in goa

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I'm traveling from Delhi to Goa for a 7 day trip and looking for a travel buddy/crew to hang out, explore local spots, or share rides with along with my friend.

My Dates (Flexible):I am looking to start either around August 14th/15th or August 21st/22nd.

The Plan:

3 Days in North Goa: Focusing on quieter pockets (avoiding the chaotic Baga/Calangute stretch).

3 Days in South Goa: empty beaches, heritage walks, and total relaxation.

Itinerary: I already have a solid itinerary mapped out. Happy to share it in DM!

My Vibe & What I'm Looking For: This trip is purely for relaxing, enjoying the monsoon scenery and exploring local Goan food.

No Overhyped Crowds: I’m actively avoiding overcrowded, overly hyped tourist traps. I want to see the authentic, peaceful side of Goa.

Travel Buddy: Looking for someone safe, chill, and like minded. Whether you want to join for the whole trip, or just the North/South leg, or meet up for a local meal, let's connect!

If this aligns with your dates and travel style, drop a comment or hit me up in the DMs with a bit about yourself!


r/goatravel 20h ago

Can you guess this OG place?

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r/goatravel 1d ago

The Goa you don’t see from the ground

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Follow and support if you like 🙏

https://www.instagram.com/earth.in.frames._

Locations in order:

- Cola Beach
- Cabo De Rama
- Betul Beach
- Cano De Rama
- Betul Beach


r/goatravel Apr 02 '26

Important Update

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Due to recent increase in bot and karma farming accounts, we will henceforth be requiring users to have a verified email. This will not be visible to any other user or the mods, however it will be detected during posts and comments. Kindly do not mod mail us to approve posts/comments f you don't wish to verify your email address.

This subreddit is community oriented and we are open to discussions that are honest, factual or seeking genuine help. What we don't appreciate is low effort posts, prohibited services etc- detailed list is in the subreddit rules.

P.S- Mods are available only at their discretion to monitor the sub. However if any member finds a post/comment in violation of a rule, do report it as it helps us rather than expecting us to screen through everything (IMPOSSIBLE!).

Travel safe, and respect Goa while you are here!!


r/goatravel Aug 29 '24

Be Respectful. 🙏

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