Goas Schätze: Dudhsagar, Old Goa & Gewürze – Ihr Must-See Abenteuer!

Nice spices and Great lunch. Kind guide Rehmat. On time and good explanations. The waterfalls were a Nice experience, and sure Homans experience it with these operators.

A very long trip over rough and dusty ground in a 4x4. Crowded when you arrive and no easy access to the water. Large boulders to climb over.

The waterfall 100% worth the visit, spices plantation not so much and be aware if mosquitos... The tour itself very disappointing as I booked a English tour but all the information by the guide was delivered in local lingo so not what I have booked at all, plantation guide was delivered in English which was good... But very disappointed with main guide who completely ignored it was a English booked tour which ended up not so sure what was the plan as I was left behind of the plans due to not understanding the local lingo.

Very early start & not much was spoken in English at Spice Plantation because most of tourists were Indian who likes to know in Hindi language. Not value for money

I recently visited Dudhsagar Waterfalls, and it was truly one of the most unforgettable experiences. The moment you see the waterfall cascading down like a stream of milk, you understand why it’s called Dudhsagar. The view is absolutely breathtaking. What I Loved: The waterfall is massive, powerful and very scenic. Surrounded by lush greenery—perfect for nature lovers.

The trip was great and the places we visited were amazing. Only issue was the bus and driving style. Bus was old and uncomfortable, the driver was a bit too aggressive and unsafe.

Amazing experience! The trip was really well planned and ran extremely smoothly. The waterfalls were absolutely incredible and the spice plantation was extremely insightful! The lunch provided was really delicious! Highly recommend.

This was a day trip to the Falls for which you must wear sensible shoes/trainers as there are rocks and boulders to navigate as you go up. Amazing surroundings, rocks are humangus. Saw some really colourful butterflies. Don't buy the bananas or peanuts from the vendors if you don't want to feed the monkeys up there. Spice plantation was good with a tour around the farm. Nice homely food served at lunch time.

This full-day trip into the forests and spice plantations was a wonderful experience. Dudhsagar Falls is absolutely breathtaking, and once you’re there, it’s impossible to resist taking a dip in the waterfall, so carrying a change of clothes is a good idea. If you’re traveling with kids or have specific food preferences, it’s best to bring your own breakfast since the options are limited. The lunch at the spice plantation, however, is much better and adds to the experience. Overall, it was a great way to spend the day surrounded by nature and exploring local culture.

Unique site to visit for a great experience to see the largest waterfalls in India. You got ample time to go and enjoy the waterfalls.