Top North Goa District Eco Tours

Catch a ferry and cross the Mandovi River to Divar Island. Experience a gem of old world charm, paddy fields, ancient temples, pretty churches, Indo-Portuguese houses and winding roads in our Divar Island Tour. As you enter the island, you’ll find locals sitting with their fishing rods in hope of making a catch in the Mandovi river. The tops of hillocks on the island gives you a lovely view of the river. Divar Island is so blissfully green and tranquil that you’re enticed to slip into a peaceful meditation. All these make for an ideal Goan village tour. Come, take back a slice of life of Goa with you. On our guided Divar Island Tour you get to visit some of the interesting places on the island and understand a little more of its historical, social and cultural heritage.

You will get to see a splendid waterfall and get the real feel of a Goan village at the spice plantations

Full day excursion visit to Anshi National Park (Kali Tiger Reserve, Dandeli) include private air-conditioned vehicle for return transfers, small group (upto 6 person) shared gypsy safari in Anshi National Park (Kali Tiger Reserve with English speaking forest department naturalist. Optionally you can also indulge in white water rafting (up to grade 3 level) at the gushing Kali river, if price option is opted. Pick up & drop off from any hotel in Goa & activities charges mentioned in the itinerary are well included in package price.

Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary, now known as Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary, was declared as 1st wildlife sanctuary in Maharashtra in 1958. The sanctuary was also popular as “Bison Sanctuary”. The latest surveys recorded about 425 species of plants, 47 species of Mammals, 264 species of birds, 59 species of reptiles, and 66 species of butterflies in the sanctuary. The main attraction of the sanctuary is Indian Bison or gaur (Bos gaurus). According to the 2004 survey, the population was around 610. Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary is a great getaway from Goa, Mumbai and Pune for wildlife enthusiasts. NOTE: The Sanctuary is closed during moonsoon from 1st June to 30th October.