Fort Aguada:
The fort was one of the most important places in Goa and the most crucial of all forts in Goa. Today it is being used as a jail. It was built by the Portuguese government in 1612 in order to protect Old Goa from enemy attacks. A spring within the fort supplied water to all the ships that called there.

The Church of Mae de Deus at Saligao:
This church is a fine example of gothic architecture. It is located amidst picturesque surroundings at Saligao in Bardez taluka in North Goa.It enshrines the statue of Mae de Deus the literal translation of which is Mother of God. The statue was transferred to Saligao church from the convent at Old Goa.

Temple of Lord Bodgeshwar:
Located at Mapusa, this temple is one of the important temples in North Goa.

Mapusa Town:
Mapusa is one of the most important towns of Goa and capital of the northern taluka
of Bardez. It is well known for its weekly Friday bazaar where one can buy an extremely wide variety of items ranging from pottery, plants, decorative items, vegetables and so forth.

Vagator Beach:
Vagator beach with cracked rocks surrounding the beach makes it an irresistible sight for the visitor. A thick growth of coconut palms forms an emerald canopy and adds to the beautiful scenery. This beach has the imposing Chapora Fort as its backdrop.

Anjuna Beach:
It is a very popular beach among foreign tourists and among the important beaches of Goa. Nowadays more popular for its flea market every Wednesday.

Calangute Beach:
Calangute Beach, Known as the queen of Goa's beaches lies just a leisurely 3 minute walk from Hotel Seagull a popular resort located at Holiday Street. This beach draws thousand of people every year from all parts of the world. Facilities for water sports and Para gliding are available here.