In India all the festivals are unique and hold their special specifications. But holi is something different from all the other festivals. And if you are going to celebrate this Holi in Goa in 2026 then this is not going to be just a celebration but a grand event of colours, music, food and cultures.
In this blog we are going to talk about the 5-day Goa itinerary for Holi 2026 that we have curated just for you to make your festivities a blend of exploration and rejuvenation.
5-Day Itinerary To Celebrate Holi In Goa: Covering Stays, Things To Do & Must Visit Places
This blog features the 5 days of planning for people who want to explore Goa for special occasions like Holi parties in Goa. In this blog we will cover how you can explore Goa on an affordable budget. From flights to resorts and things to do to must visit places we will cover everything you need to know before planning your trip to goa to celebrate your holi this year.
Day 1: Arrival & North Goa Exploration
The first has to be calm and comforting. So begin your journey to celebrate holi in Goa by arriving at Mopa Airport in North Goa. Reaching, take a private taxi and reach Boho By The Beach, the best and most affordable resort in Morjim, Goa.
After check-in, give yourself some rest at the resort and soak in the calm breeze and atmosphere at our boutique resort near Morjim beach. And then go for an evening exploration near the Morjim beach and around the Mapusa town where you can absorb the North Goa energy.
Things You Can Do in Morjim:
- Visit the chapora fort
- Soak in the water adventure
- Get an ayurvedic spa and massage
- Enjoy the sunset at Morjim beach
- Dinner at Baga Beach
Day 2: Holi Celebrations – Colour, Music & Joy
The second day has to be the main highlight of this 5 day itinerary for holi celebration in Goa. This day look for some event planner online or you can simply crash a party at different beaches, DJs and open air Holi fests featuring live performances, music and food festivals.
How to spend the day:
- You can join a beach party at
- Join a Holi party at a resort or beach club in Anjuna, Vagator, or Morjim
- Experience music, colour play, and festive Goan treats
- Prefer a quieter celebration? Opt for a resort-hosted Holi brunch
- Relax by the pool post celebrations
Day 3: Culture, Heritage & Local Goa
So now when you are done with draining your energy in the electrifying music and dance. It’s time to unwind and rejuvenate your calm and sustainable energy by exploring the real goa beyond parties and pubs. On the third day, move to south goa to explore the serenity and relaxation of soul and mind alike. And the best way to explore ancient goa is simply choose a road trip on bikes or local transport. So that you can interact with the locals who can suggest to you the hidden spots of Goa that hold the history of Indo-Portuguese cultural evolution.
Places to visit:
- Old Goa Churches (Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral)
- Fontainhas Latin Quarter in Panaji
- Local cafés and art streets
- Mandovi River cruise in the evening
This day gives you a glimpse into Goa’s Portuguese heritage and local lifestyle, offering a perfect contrast to the beach parties.
Day 4: South Goa Serenity
South Goa is known for its quiet atmosphere, low AQI and scenic beauty. It is ideal for travellers seeking peace after festive days. Spend the day relaxing, swimming, or simply enjoying sunset views without crowds.
Recommended spots:
- Colva Beach
- Cabo de Rama Fort
- Butterfly or Palolem Beach
- Optional Ayurvedic spa or wellness session
Day 5: Shopping & Departure
On your final day, indulge in some souvenir shopping before heading back.
Must-buy items:
- Goan spices and cashew nuts
- Handcrafted jewellery
- Beachwear and local art pieces
- Feni (where permitted)
Afterward, proceed to the airport or railway station with colourful memories of Holi in Goa.
Why Do People Recommend Celebrating Holi in Goa?
There are two occasions that are highly recommended to attend when you are going to Goa i.e one is the Goa Carnival and the second one is Holi. However there’s almost a month of difference in both the celebrations. Beside beach parties there are other festivals like Shigmotsava that are considered to be similar to Holi. This festival is celebrated in Goa by the locals and this is a mystical experience to have at least once if you are fond of exploring cultures and traditions. Here are the other things that you can get while on an expedition to Goa on holi compared to other states.
- Balanced mix of celebration and relaxation
- Less crowded compared to metro cities
- Beachside Holi parties and resort experiences
- Ideal weather in March
- Diverse experiences in just 5 days
Travel Tips for Holi in Goa 2026
- Book stays and flights early, as March is peak season
- Choose organic colours for skin safety
- Prefer resort-hosted Holi events for comfort and security
- Carry light cotton clothing and sunscreen
Holi in Goa 2026 promises not just colours, but a refreshing travel experience filled with music, culture, beaches, and slow living. With this 5-day itinerary, you can celebrate responsibly while enjoying the very best of Goa.
Book Your Stay with us today!
We hope this blog has quenched your thirst to know more about holi celebrations in Goa. And if you have got convinced then make no delay in booking the most affordable resort in Morjim, North Goa. Since we are just 20 minutes away from the renowned Mopa Airport and situated on a 2 minutes walking distance from the cleanest beach of North Goa i.e. Morjim Beach.
We have a boutique property with Bohemian-themed cottages painted in aqua resembling the colour of the sea. The exterior gives you a refreshed vibe while the interiors are designed to provide calmness and comfort. We have everything you need to make your stay safe and comfortable without breaking the bank.
