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Things to see and do with kids in Goa

Goa is a wonderful, relaxing destination to take the kids on holiday. Children will love the variety of things to see and do, be it renting a bike to explore the local area or catching a boat for some swimming and dolphin-watching. There are flea markets where the little ones can spend their pocket money, and pretty waterfalls to visit when they're in need of cooling off. And then, of course, there are still the beautiful beaches for the kids to run loose on...

Please note: Some hotels or guesthouses may offer childcare services, and although this may be tempting it is strongly advised that you keep your children with you at all times while in a foreign country.



Teddy Bear

Shopping For Kids

Children will love a shopping trip in Goa: there are a number of great stores in Panaji selling a variety of toys and games for kids. Totally Toys is a vast toys and games arcade, and Archies Gallery offers gorgeous giant-sized teddy bears....  see full details



Mandrem Beach

Child-Friendly Beaches

There are a couple of great beaches to take the kids to in Goa. The fishing village of Benaulim, near Colva, has a few quiet spots with soft sand and beautiful clean water. A firm family favourite is the Mandrem beach area, which...  see full details



Elephant Ride

Bondla Forest

Take the kids on a trip to Bondla Forest, in the foothills of the Western Ghats, where they can see exotic animals like sambar deer, wild boar, monkeys, langurs and maybe even leopards! There are also elephant rides available at the wildlife sanctuary...  see full details


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