Goa is very well connected by all the important cities ion India. It also has several international flights. You can travel to Goa by road from Maharashtra and Karnataka.
By Air
The main entry point for Goa is Dabolim, which is located around 29 km away from Panaji on the coast near Vasco da Gama. Many domestic airlines like Indian Airlines and other private flights connect Goa to other major cities. Chartered private airlines from UK and Germany also fly to Goa.
By Railways
Konakan Railway connects Margao and Vasco da Gama to major cities in India. You can take trains from Delhi (1,874 km), Mumbai (490km), and Bangalore (430 km) to reach Goa comfortably. From the railway stations, taxis and motorcycle taxis are easily available to take you to the desired destination.
By Air
The main entry point for Goa is Dabolim, which is located around 29 km away from Panaji on the coast near Vasco da Gama. Many domestic airlines like Indian Airlines and other private flights connect Goa to other major cities. Chartered private airlines from UK and Germany also fly to Goa.
By Railways
Konakan Railway connects Margao and Vasco da Gama to major cities in India. You can take trains from Delhi (1,874 km), Mumbai (490km), and Bangalore (430 km) to reach Goa comfortably. From the railway stations, taxis and motorcycle taxis are easily available to take you to the desired destination.
By Road
Goa is well connected to the roads and Goa, Maharashtra, and Karnataka state transport corporations operate bus services from the Kadamba bus stand to Panaji. One can also travel through their own vehicle.
By Sea
Frank Shipping operates a boat service between Mumbai and Panaji. There are also many other cruises offering a ride from Mumbai to Goa via Konkan shoreline. But the service is shut down during the monsoons owing to the bad weather.
Goa is well connected to the roads and Goa, Maharashtra, and Karnataka state transport corporations operate bus services from the Kadamba bus stand to Panaji. One can also travel through their own vehicle.
By Sea
Frank Shipping operates a boat service between Mumbai and Panaji. There are also many other cruises offering a ride from Mumbai to Goa via Konkan shoreline. But the service is shut down during the monsoons owing to the bad weather.