This package focuses on an authentic scuba diving experience at Grand Island without the extra water sports. You get free hotel pickup, a private speedboat sea trip covering 60 km, dolphin sightseeing, and a tour of Fort Aguada, Lighthouse, and Jimmy Palace.

This full-day excursion to Grand Island (Ilha Grande) is the most popular way to experience scuba diving in Goa. It combines a beginner-friendly dive with a suite of high-energy water sports, making it a practical choice for travelers who want to maximize their time and budget. Suitable for non-swimmers and first-timers, the package includes everything from boat transfers and equipment to meals and underwater footage.

This comprehensive activity package combines an introductory scuba diving experience with five popular water sports in North Goa. Based at the Coco Beach Jetty, this combo is designed for travelers who want to maximize their time and budget by experiencing multiple adventures in a single day. It is particularly suitable for beginners, families, and groups who prefer a structured, value-driven itinerary over booking individual activities separately.

This deluxe package is perfect for adventure lovers looking for scuba diving at Fort Island along with a variety of water sports. The package includes hotel pickup, a 1.5-hour scenic bus journey, and a private speedboat sea trip covering 40 km.

The Ocean Explorer Scuba Dive is a practical, entry-level program designed for travelers in North Goa who want more than just a quick dip. Departing from Candolim, this experience offers 40 minutes of actual underwater time—double the duration of standard introductory dives. It is specifically tailored for beginners and non-swimmers, providing a controlled environment to explore the marine life of the Arabian Sea under the direct supervision of certified instructors.

The 80-minute Ocean Explorer dive is designed for those who want more than just a quick glimpse underwater. Located off the coast of Candolim, this extended experience offers significantly more bottom time than standard introductory dives, allowing you to explore deeper reefs, coral patches, and local shipwrecks. It is an ideal choice for certified divers or confident beginners who want to spend more time observing North Goa’s marine life under the guidance of professional instructors.

The 20-minute Ocean Explorer Scuba Dive in Candolim is designed specifically for travelers who want to experience the underwater world without committing to a full-day course. This introductory session is perfect for beginners, non-swimmers, and those with a tight sightseeing schedule in North Goa. You will receive professional training from certified instructors before heading out for a guided dive to witness the marine life of the Arabian Sea.

The Seawalk experience in South Goa is a specialized underwater activity designed for those who want to explore the seabed without the technical requirements of scuba diving. Located off the coast of Bogmalo, this activity allows you to walk on the ocean floor at a depth of 5 to 6 meters while wearing a constant-flow air helmet. It is the only activity in Goa where you can explore the underwater world while keeping your head and hair completely dry, making it a favorite for non-swimmers, families, and travelers who wear prescription glasses.

This package is ideal for families and non-divers who want to explore the beauty of Grand Island, spot dolphins, and enjoy snorkeling without doing scuba diving. Includes free hotel pickup, private speedboat, breakfast, and lunch.

The Eagle's Cliff Nature Ocean Hike is a 7.5km coastal trekking experience located in Loliem, the southernmost tip of Goa. This trail is designed for active travelers who want to move beyond the beaches and explore the rugged, rocky coastline of South Goa. Led by local experts, the hike takes you through a mix of dense plantations, coastal scrub, and high cliff-tops, offering some of the most expansive views of the Arabian Sea available in the region. It is particularly popular among birdwatchers and photographers due to the resident population of white-bellied sea eagles that nest in the area.