Holidays in Baga

Holidays to Baga: Getting there and getting around

Charter flights to Baga are available from most major UK airports, flying only from May to October due to the extreme weather conditions in Goa outside of the holiday season. A visa is required for British passport holders taking holidays in Goa. Getting around Baga is very easy on foot, but there are a number of taxis and rickshaws easily available. Travel.co.uk offers a range of cheap holidays to Baga and other resorts around Goa, search our user-friendly search engine and find your perfect Baga Holidays here today!

Things to do on holidays in Baga

A popular day trip for holidaymakers taking holidays to Baga is a trip to the medicinal springs. Walk through narrow roads that lead past the Bom Viagem Convent, stroll along cashew covered foothills, and eventually you will reach the springs at Mottant. This is a perfect spot for picnics and sunbathing, and the waters here are believed to be medicinal so it’s very popular with locals as well as tourists. Overlooking the village and the Arabian Sea, this is said to be a perfect way of spending your day whilst enjoying the scenic views and making the most of some of the interesting natural features of Baga.

Baga Holidays: Food and drink

The food and drink in Baga can often be very hot and spicy. Many of the Goan dishes are made from rice, fish, and coconut making them rich in flavour. Seafood such as prawns, lobsters, crabs and oysters are used to make a variety of curries, fries, soups and pickles. Besides fresh seafood, dried and salted fish dishes are much loved by the locals here. In Baga Village you will come across many eateries serving British favourites along with traditional cuisine.