• Fontainhas - ontainhas, the capital of Panjim’s Latin quarter, is known for narrow lanes full of colorful Portuguese villas with balconies and red-tiled roofs. The 1800s St. Sebastian’s Chapel is a whitewashed, 3-tiered church, and the chic Gallery Gitanjali shows contemporary art and hosts cultural events. Small boutiques sell Portuguese azulejo tiles, while traditional Goan eateries and quaint bakeries serve local dishes.
• St Sebastian Chapel - Built in 1880, this chapel houses a crucifix, an image of the Virgin Mary & carved altarpieces.
• Sao Tome Old Quarter - Stop outside the Chapel of St. Thomas and the guide will share snippets about it. Entry inside the chapel is not permitted.

• Bottled water
• Private local guide

• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities

Embark on a two-hour walking tour through Fontainhas, a historic Latin Quarter in Panjim that still retains its Portuguese charm. This beautifully preserved area of Goa offers a glimpse into a Portuguese past, standing resilient against the rapid development of the 21st century. The classic Portuguese-style buildings, adorned in yellow, green, or blue, feature balconies with wrought iron railings and tiled roofs, transporting visitors to a different era. Make sure to visit Panjim’s oldest bakery to savor authentic Goan treats (at your own expense).

• It is recommended to wear a hat / cap to avoid heat-stroke
• It is recommended to keep drinking water to avoid dehydration
• Preferably cover arms and legs (and/or apply mosquito repellent)
• Operates in all weather conditions (except heavy rain in July and August), please dress appropriately
• Please advise preferred tor tour timing while booking
• Although the tour can be done anytime between 8:30 AM & 3 PM, it is not recommended to do the walk in afternoon heat

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.