Goa Plantation Tour, India

Spice plantations of Goa in the dense jungle around Ponda are another highlight of a spice tour to Goa India. The lush tropical climate of Goa makes it an ideal place to grow spices. For visitors the spice farms are always open. To enjoy the picturesque scenery and finish with a spicy lunch you can at any time take a guided tour or a Goa plantation tour. Best season to visit the spice gardens of Goa is from July to March.

Plantation Name	Location	Main Attractions	Timings	Approx. Cost (INR)	Highlights
Sahakari Spice Farm	Ponda, South Goa	Spice tour, elephant ride, Goan lunch	9:00 AM – 4:30 PM	₹400 – ₹700	Guided walk, local cuisine, eco-friendly farm
Pascoal Spice Village	Khandepar, Ponda	Organic herbs, medicinal plants, river view	9:30 AM – 5:00 PM	₹500 – ₹800	Nature trails, Ayurvedic education, local meal
Tropical Spice Plantation	Keri, Ponda	Spice tour, lunch, bird watching	9:00 AM – 6:00 PM	₹450 – ₹900	Photography points, traditional welcome, fish spa
Savoi Plantation	Savoi Verem, Ponda	Organic spices, Goan meal, nature walk	9:00 AM – 5:00 PM	₹400 – ₹850	Family-friendly, ancient spice trails, eco-visit
Parvati Spice Plantation	Codar, Ponda	Guided spice tour, pond, cultural session	10:00 AM – 4:00 PM	₹500 – ₹700	Peaceful, immersive, suitable for kids

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Located around 40 minutes from Panjim, the oldest and most highly praised plantations in Goa are the 130 acre Sahakari Spice Farm. The Tropical Spice Plantation, Pascol Spice Village and Savoi Plantation are the other plantations of Goa. At many of the farms accommodations and other activities such as elephant or boat rides are offered. Don’t miss Sai Abyss Herbarium situated just outside Savoi Verem village and run by an Ayurvedic doctor, if you're interested in Ayurvedic herbs and organic farming.

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