Step into the scenic and tranquil village islands of Goa which are nestled on the serene backwaters of the River Mandovi. We call this the Island hopping trail as we need to take ferry rides to cross our island routes.
We start our journey from the ‘Ponte de Linares’ causeway which is 385 years old. If the season permits, we shall stop by the salt panes or continue the journey on the bylanes of Ribandar – a quiet village which once was a port to the Kings. The drive is just fantastic through winding roads dotted with Indo Portuguese homes painted in vibrant colours.
We first visit Chorao Island, a paradise for birdwatchers, and further proceed to Diwar, an island full of stories from the history.
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As we all know Goa is famous for it's enchanting beauty, in this tour also you will experience the best views of nature along with enlightening history of Goa. Not often but chances are there to witness rare species birds. A pleasing drive will surely mesmerize you and your mood. We will provide an authentic lunch and refreshments.
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History was never my favorite subject. I don't know if it was the content or delivery that failed to appeal, but the history book was guaranteed to put me to sleep. As such, I was quite pleasantly surprised when our trail expert and guide Sawani Shetye managed to keep me engaged with details of our cultural history that I had never read about in our textbooks. I was intrigued by the snippets of Goan history that she shared and wondered why we didn't learn about it in school.