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Goa’s best days out, rated by the people who took them.
The 8 best-loved food tours in Goa, gathered in one place. The ones travellers rate most, with prices, run times and exactly who to book each with.
Panaji food trail with feni tastings, Portuguese and Hindu Goan dishes, plus a church and museum gateway stop in 3.5 hours.
Most Popular“Great host and very informative trip!”
Taste Panjim’s Indo-Portuguese flavors on a small-group food walk through Fontainhas with snacks, sweets, and mocktails.
“Excellent experience. Only thing adverse was the hot and humid weather showered by the Almighty. Overall a superb experience.”
Live guide food trail in Panaji’s Fontainhas with soup, appetizers, lunch, dessert, and Goa trivia, for $30.77.
“Amazing feni tasting experience in Panjim with Vimala. She is an amazing host with loads of knowledge about the culture, food, & Feni”
Goa street food crawl in Panjim with 6 tastings, Portuguese-influenced lanes, and an English/Hindi guide. 2 hours, $28.
Eat Goan snacks, tour Margao’s markets, and finish with a heritage meal, guided by local storytellers. 3 hours, mobile ticket.
“The Trail was excellent. Pawan, The Storyteller, was also amazing and had thorough knowledge. Thanks MIH. The food served at all three places was also delicious and sumptuous.”
Taste Portuguese-Goan street snacks in Panjim on a 2.5-hour small-group food walk with local guides, tastings, and sweet stops.
“Enjoyed a very tasty and informative food trail tour. We got to experience different types of Goan food, visited different establishments, and heard the tales about food in Goa.”
Walk Panjim’s oldest food stops while tasting feni cocktails and tapas, with a local guide sharing Goa’s Portuguese-flavored stories.
“Title: An Unforgettable Walking Tour of Historic Goa with Pritam! I recently had the pleasure of joining a walking tour led by Pritam, an incredible guide who truly brought the rich history of Goa to life. From the moment we started, he made the experience not just informative but also fun and personable. His passion…”
Taste Portuguese-influenced Goan bites on a 3-hour walk through Panjim’s Latin Quarter, ending with a heritage lunch and dessert.
From the painted lanes of Panaji to the spice hills, the backwater islands and the long southern sands.
