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Goa Tour Package for Groups

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Duration : 4 Nights / 5 Days
Destination Covered : Goa (North & South)
Attractions : Goa Tour (North & South Goa)

Rs 9,500/- per person

INCLUSIONS:
* Package applicable for group of minimum 06 persons & upto 50 persons maximum, valid upto 30th September 2019 :-
* Goa Airport/Thivim Railway Station transfers by non AC car/coach.
* 04 nights accommodation in well appointed air-conditioned rooms (Twin Sharing basis).
* TDH or Buffet Meal as per Plan. (MAP : 04 Breakfast & 04 Dinner).
* Free use of indoor games at Hotel.
* Free use of Swimming pool at Hotel (in proper costumes).
* Extension available on pro-rata basis.

EXCLUSIONS:
Any Air/Train fare & Travel insurance.
Personal Expanse like/such Telephonic calls, Camera/Mobile tickets, Laundry charges, Tips etc.
Any major meals/Liqueur or Anything that not specified in the "Inclusion list/column".

5 % GST extra.

 Day wise Itinerary:
* Day 1
Our Representative Will Pick You from Mention Point/s & Drop You At Resort.
take Some Rest At the Hotel.
enjoy Your Lunch/snacks By Yourself At Resort or Nearby, as You Prefer.
enjoy Your Evening in Nearby Market, Public Visiting Places & Beaches By Yourself.
enjoy Your Dinner At Hotel in Night.
after Dinner You Can Enjoy the Nightlife of Goa By Yourself.
Hotel Details: SILVER SAND HOLIDAY VILLAGE or similar
* Day 2
Enjoy Your Breakfast At Hotel.
checkout for Sightseeing of North Goa.
beaches of North Goa & Aguada Fort.
come to Hotel By Late Evening.
enjoy Your Dinner At Hotel.
after Dinner You Can Enjoy the Nightlife of Goa At Nearby Places By Yourself.
Hotel Details: SILVER SAND HOLIDAY VILLAGE or similar
*  Day 3
Enjoy Your Breakfast At Hotel
checkout for Sightseeing of South Goa
old Goa Church, Beaches, Mangeshi Temple, Panjim, Dona Paulo Etc.
come to Hotel By Late Evening.
enjoy Your Dinner At Hotel.
after Dinner You Can Enjoy Nightlife of Goa By Yourself.
Hotel Details: SILVER SAND HOLIDAY VILLAGE or similar
*  Day 4
Boat Cruise if Required Will Be Charged Rs.420/- per Pax 
Watersports:  Needs to Be Arranged On Own
Hotel Details: SILVER SAND HOLIDAY VILLAGE or similar
* Day 5
Enjoy Your Breakfast At Hotel.
our Representative Will Pick You from Resort to Drop You At Mentioned Point/s.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Payment Terms & Methods: 
* 100% Advance Percentage of total booking amount
* Airfare/Transport fare to be paid full at one time in advance.
Cancellation & Refund Policy:
1.- Date of booking to 30 days the cancellation charges will be 25% of the tour cost.
2.- 30 to 15 days - the cancellation charges will be 50% of the tour cost.
3.- 15 to 7 days - the cancellation charges will be 75% of the tour cost.
4.- Less than 7 days - Total amount will be forfeited and no refund shall be given.
5.- No show - Total amount will be forfeited and no refund shall be given.
NOTE: Cancellation Policy is subject to change. It's purely depends upon the cancellation policy of respective hotels. In Peak seasons, Some hotels may charge 100% cancellation. Refunds normally take 10 working days after the cancellation request has been raised & transferred electronically to your bank account.
Other Terms & Conditions, if any(optional):
* Above rates are not valid during any major event and exhibition.
* Above rates and dates are subject to change without prior notice. 
* Above rate would not club with any other promotion. 
* Child age will be considered as per hotel child policy so kindly confirm with our sales team              before committing. 
* 5.00% GST will be extra.

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