• Anjuna
  
  Famous throughout Goa for its Wednesday flea market, Anjuna, together with nearby Vagator and Chapora, is now the hub of Goa's party scene. The flea market is a great blend of Tibetan and Kashmiri traders, colorful Gujarati tribal women, Western tourists, and 21st-century hippies.
  
• Old Goa
  
  Old Goa is a UNESCO world heritage site and is famed for its opulent buildings and churches reminiscent of the glory days of "Golden Goa". It was abandoned by the Portuguese officially in 1843 when the capital was moved to Panjim or Panaji. Today, most of the remaining buildings and churches are maintained by the Archeological Survey of India and the church services are maintained by the Archdiocese of Goa.
  
• Fort Aquada
  
  This fort was built in 1612 to guard the northern shores of the Mandovi estuary from attacks by the Dutch and Maratha raiders. The name was derived from the presence of many fresh water springs which were a first source of drinking water for ships arriving in Goa after a along voyage.
  

• Sailing with Jabuticaba
  
  Jatbuticaba is a wooden motor sailer which is capable of carrying 50 guests for day tours or 16 guests for an overnight stay. The sailer can be rented for conducting team building exercises as well.
  
• Cruise Casino
  
  Old Goa is a UNESCO world heritage site and is famed for its opulent buildings and churches reminiscent of the glory days of "Golden Goa". It was abandoned by the Portuguese officially in 1843 when the capital was moved to Panjim or Panaji. Today, most of the remaining buildings and churches are maintained by the Archeological Survey of India and the church services are maintained by the Archdiocese of Goa.
  
• Nightlife
  
  Goa has a very vibrant nightlife with loads of options of clubs, bars and even beach shacks to party away the night. A lot of eating outlets and casinos are open till the wee hours of the night.
  
• Water Sports
  
  Goa is a paradise for water sports lovers. The long coastal area offers wonderful opportunities to indulge in all sorts of water-sport activities and the coast has always appealed beach lovers and sports lovers to try on some new watery excitement.
  

• Taj Fort Aquada Resort
  
  Built on the ramparts of a 16th century Portuguese fortress, this resort is part of a sprawling 73-acre complex overlooking the Arabian Sea. Fort Aguada Beach Resort offers a range of spacious villas and cottages. With its exotic tropical beauty, pristine beaches, nine restaurants, Jiva Spa, and vibrant local culture, guests can discover many opportunities for fun.
  
• Leela Kempinski Beach resort
  
  Dotting the 75 acres of lush gardens and sparkling lagoons The Leela Kempinski Goa is one of the most alluring 5 star hotels in Goa with 186 plush rooms and suites.
  
• Holiday Inn
  
  The Holiday Inn Resort Goa is a Five Star resort located on the picturesque Mobor Beach in South Goa. Set in expansive tropical gardens that run right down to the unspoilt sands of Mobor Beach, it has been built in traditional grandeur and has been designed to blend colonial extravagance with exotic surroundings.
  
• Lemon Tree Amarante Beach resort
  
  Royal Orchid Hotel is a centrally located hotel and Evocative of the grandeur of the royal era, the rooms of Royal Orchid Central are characterized by elegantly decorated interiors.
  
• Dona Slyvia Resort
  
  Spread over 26 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens on the southern coast of Goa, this 181 room 5-star resort nestles on the soft white sands of the Cavelossim Beach.
  

Goa has some very interesting venues for organizing a perfect Reception/ Gala Dinner. It can be organized on the beachside of many 5 star hotels, lawn areas in hotels, Traditional Goan Houses and also in Casino Cruises.

The following are some of the hotels with large banqueting space, lawn areas and beachside facilities:

• Holiday Inn
• Taj Fort Aquada
• Leela Kempinski
• The Lalit