All Inclusive Holidays to Goa
For an All Inclusive holiday with an exotic feel, visit the vibrant shores of Goa. This destination hotspot has it all, with a bustling beach setting, lively markets and All Inclusive resorts with all the trimmings.
Why choose an all inclusive Goa holiday?
Goa might not be the first place you think of when planning your all inclusive holiday, but there’s a multitude of reasons why it should be.
- Goa is home to long stretches of beautiful golden sand, from lively Calangute and Baga to quieter spots such as Arossim and Cavelossim
- With plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures, Goa is a great choice for escaping the colder UK months and getting great value
- Discover colourful temples, Portuguese-influenced architecture, historic forts and bustling local markets
- Goa is known for being an affordable destination, with all inclusive hotels making it easy to budget for your getaway
- Try Goan specialities such as fish curry, vindaloo and spicy seafood, alongside plenty of Indian and international favourites
What is there to do in Goa?
There’s plenty to see and do in Goa, whether you want to relax on the beach, explore its culture or get out and about.
Spend the day on Calangute or Baga Beach, try watersports such as parasailing and kayaking, or head south for quieter beaches and a more laid-back atmosphere.
History lovers can explore Fort Aguada, visit Old Goa’s historic churches or wander through colourful local markets, while nature lovers can take a trip to Dudhsagar Falls or explore the state’s lush countryside.
Families can enjoy boat trips, wildlife experiences and plenty of beach time, while couples can explore Goa’s quieter beaches, enjoy sunset cruises or tuck into dinner at a beachfront restaurant. There’s also a lively nightlife scene, with beach bars, live music and night markets giving you plenty to do after dark.
Frequently asked questions about all inclusive Goa holidays
An all inclusive Goa holiday includes your flights, transfers, accommodation, breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with selected drinks and snacks.
Depending on your hotel, you may also have sports, daytime activities, kids’ clubs and evening entertainment as part of your stay.
Some hotels offer extras such as watersports or speciality dining, while spa treatments and certain activities may cost extra, so it’s always worth checking what’s included before you book.
Goa has a mix of lively resorts and quieter beach areas, so there’s something to suit different types of holiday.
Candolim is a great all-rounder, with a long sandy beach, plenty of restaurants, shops and bars, similarly, Calangute is ideal if you want a busy atmosphere and lots happening nearby.
Baga Beach is one of the liveliest choices, with a famous beach and plenty of nightlife, making it popular with younger travellers and groups.
For a more peaceful escape, Arossim and Cavelossim offer beautiful beaches and a slower pace, making them a good pick for couples and families.
Popular all inclusive hotels in Goa
Looking for some inspiration for your all inclusive holiday in Goa? Here’s some of our most popular hotels: