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

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.

Very welll organized with polite driver and guide. Don't forget to take your swimming suits and change of clothes as you can swim under the falls. Go early to beat the rush. Be mindfull of the walk to the falls on stony pathway, not for the fainthearted :-). The lunch is excellent plus there are clean washrooms, drinking water at the lunch place.

Fun experience to see the falls and spice plantation. Far if coming from North Goa, felt like we spent more time on the bus traveling than at the sites; had 1 hour at the falls (to walk up, swim, and walk back); had one hour at the spice plantation to eat lunch and then tour the plantation. Total tour time was about 8 hours. Spice tour was interesting but a bit underwhelming if you have been on other spice tours. Staff was, however, friendly and kept the group informed of all the happenings.

Trip firstly cancelled at 9.30pm on day before but rearranged for following day; not best start as pick up time was 6am and would have liked more notice of cancellation! Anyhow, 6am start way too early, I’m on holiday to relax and enjoy, not to get up at 5.30am!! Didn’t reach falls until 5 hours later after further pick ups and change of coach. Ride down to falls in 4x4 took 45 mins and def not for the faint hearted, very, very bumpy and uncomfortable, beware those with any back or joint ailment! Further short walk over very uneven and rocky ground, again beware those not particularly fleet of foot! When finally reached, falls were impressive but very busy and virtually impossible to enjoy a swim with crowds. Another 45 minute ride back in 4x4 to pick up coach and 45min drive to spice plantation which was interesting and very good lunch. Then back on coach which after drop offs didn’t land us back for another 1 hour 40 mins. Overall an overlong day with very early start. Would I recommend, I’m afraid not!

I gave it 4 out of 5, due to that when we got to the waterfalls you had a difficult job to get to the water. Way,way,way too many people there. You could not sit for long. Needs to be less people taken up there at a time.

Great view of a big waterfall , excellent view. Jeep travel to the waterfall is not so great. The road to waterfall needs an upgrade

amazing, bring a swim suit and Swim under the Falls, yes do it! The walk over rocks to the falls is not easy, bring Crocs or good hiking shoes that can get wet.