Goa Flights

The Portuguese occupation of Goa resulted in Christians being driven out of the state. Today about 26 per cent of the community today constitutes of Christians. On an average, more than two million persons visit Goa every year, adding to the charm of the state.

For tourists, Goa is synonymous with attractive extends of sandy coastlines, sand, sun and drinks. The long extends of more than two dozen sandy coastlines, choice of many excursion sports and very good tropical weather make Goa a flawless vacation destination. But there is more to Goa than just sand, surf and enticing beaches. The Goan feni, a lively flea market, rocking evening parties by the beachfront and very good seafood, have all made Goa a huge hit with visitors. Goa is now a trendy place for the elite in India who arrive both on leisure and business tours to Goa.

In terms of connectivity, Goa is well connected to all major cities of the world. In fact, there are more than 150 flights, departing from Goa for short haul destinations outside of India. There are around 188 domestic flights that connect Goa with its various cities. Nearly 91 medium sized aircraft take off from Goa's airport to destinations worldwide. There are in fact, nearly a dozen national and international airlines that operate out of Goa. Non stop flights from eleven cities to Goa are also there for the convenience of passengers. There are 11 non-stop flights per week departing from Goa. The longest flight from Goa, is 3,354 miles. In addition to this there are over ten long haul flights per week from Goa, India.

Vibrant and colourful, Goa is mesmerizing in its appeal. Goa is an interesting mosaic of cultures. During the very vintage and pre medieval times, Hindu king ruled over and leveraged the state. When the Portuguese ruled Goa, they gave it a heritage that sets the state apart from any other region. The intermingling of diverse cultures over the centuries has ensured that communal harmony prevails in Goa.