Dudhsagar Falls And Spice Plantation Full Day Tour 20% Off

Story by pawan raju

 Rated : 4.0

2018-03-11

It was an awesome travel experience. The guide explained everything about the rules of visit and arranged everything properly. It was really nice to see how the jeep goes through the streams of water and into the forest for a long time until reaching the falls. Although did'nt step into the water over there, I washed the hands in the water and it was pretty cold. I heard that it would be gushing water and comparatively it was not as much maybe because of summer. Took some cool pics and it was worth the journey. The spice plantation I felt was unnecessary. Food was'nt that great inside and should be excluded from this trip. All in all a wonderful experience

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Story by Shaik Salma

 Rated : 5.0

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Awesome experience. Should & must visit.... its a place where you would enjoy a lot

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Story by Sunil Kumar

 Rated : 4.0

2017-10-23

Swimming at DudhSagar waterfall was an awesome feeling. Though the water was little cold, body adjusted after 5 minutes. Spend a solid 1 hr swimming at this water fall. Luckily, got an "Chennai Express" feeling when 2 trains passed on the railway trek visible from water fall. The view from DudhSagar view point was perfect. Lunch and Ambiance at Spice plantation was perfect after a swimming workout and a dare devil Jeep Safari Ride. "A must do" activity, I must say.

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Story by Gudakesa Bhattacharya

 Rated : 4.0

2016-04-04

I liked spice plantation tour at Candolim more than the jungle safari, actually jungle safari was a bit tiring experience where we had to travel and discover the jungle so I did not enjoyed much there, however the spice plantation tour on the elephant ride was a comfortable discovery for me. I loved the place !!

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Story by Satyen Chattopadhyay

 Rated : 4.0

2015-10-21

Had a really good time In Goa, Thanks to the tour, my wife was very happy to visit the spice plantation, she liked it and my kids also enjoyed the it. For me it was dudhsagar waterfall, i would recommend everyone to visit that place once.

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Story by Kumuda Patel

 Rated : 4.0

2015-11-06

it was a wonderful adventure experience for me and my friends. the incredible waterfal where you atcually think milk is flowing and the spice trip was so good. its was a brilliant time at the waterfall. the best part of my this goa trip.

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Story by Piyush Mall

 Rated : 5.0

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Dudhsagar was great fun, trekking to n fro from where the bolero drops, ice cold waters, fishes, though missed the train passing through the bridge. At spice plantation, drank feni for the first time, had our lunch which was average, got some information regarding spices and other plants, purchased some organic produce spices

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Story by Yoginder Gupta

 Rated : 5.0

2015-10-12

Who would have taught a jungle in Goa would make our holiday all the more fun and spicy? this was truly a fun and exciting experience for all of us!

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Story by Amitabha Mukherjee

 Rated : 4.0

2018-10-25

We started from our hotel at 6 AM and were picked up by AC bus which picked up other fellow passengers for about an hour. Finally, we started from Goa at 7.15 hrs and reached Kulem at 8.30 AM where we had our breakfast. Our attendant told that we need to wait for half an hour to get the pass for Doodhsagar, which is 12 kms from Kulem where no outside vehicles are allowed except their own numerous Bolero jeeps. We had to wait for 2 hours to get the pass and started journey by Bolero Jeep at 11 AM. The road is made of soil and rock which make the vehicle bump all the journey of 12 kilometers. The sightseeing was really good. We reached Doodhsagar and the view enchanting. Water flows from high altitude which seems to see like milk and hence the name. We spend there for around two hours and came back by the same road to reach Kulem. From there we visited spice garden, had our lunch (free buffet) and had a walk in the spice garden. The guide, Sonali was knowledgable in her domain and explained everything nicely. From there we started for our place and reached hotel at around 9 PM. Points to be noted: While visiting Doodhsagar from Kulem, Forest Dept. will mark your water bottles which, you need to show to them while coming back. Hence please don not lose your bottle or throw it away even it’s empty. Be very cautious of the monkeys which almost snatch your belongings and throw in the water to search for food items. You should NEVER keep your bag/ belongings on the ground or unattended. The rocks under the water are extremely slippery and if you take a bath or get down in the water, be extra cautious else you can meet with a fatal accident The overall experience was good though it can be done better if educated attendants are appointed for better Management.

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Story by Abraham Jefferson

 Rated : 5.0

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I was the only one who was tagged along with a Russian tourist group....as I got into the van I was like wow....I'm the odd one out...anyways,the tour guide,Irena was very considerate to explain me the places in English...we visited the old goa churches and after tat we hit the glorious dudhsagar falls.....it was just spectacular view and a cooling swim,and the ride to it was just bumpy and crossing the streams were adventurous,not a everyday thing u do....returning back was the long ride back to our lunch,which was held at the spice plantation,to my expectations it's was just less than a 20min. tour seemed to be held at the back yard rather than being taken through the large field of spices...so I guess the tour title should have more of spice garden than of plantation(or maybe I expected too much out the word \"plantations\"... lol)...moving on,it was all in all a memorable trip...I advise everyone who's travelling alone to take it....and finally to the tour organisers,kindly enquire prior the preferential language of communication,than just tagging anyone with a foreign group...I was cool enough to consider it as a new experience,others might not feel the same....Hey,to my surprise I also made some interesting conversation with Russian tourist,you'll never know wat life brings to Ur experience as go exploring the world.

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