Want Different Goa Experience? Sahakari Spice Farm to Savoi Plantation—These 5 Spice Plantations Are Worth Your Monsoon

Explore 5 Plantations in Goa to visit in the rainy season, starting from Sahakari Plantation and Savoi Plantation to Tanshikar and Pascoal Spice Village.

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Goa Spice Plantation

Besides beaches and nightlife, there is much more to visit in Goa. During the monsoon season, Goa's interiors become very green and it is the perfect time to visit spice plantations of the state. Near Ponda and other places, it is possible to see how spices and tropical fruits are cultivated and enjoy local cuisine in the midst of beautiful nature.

In case you would like to see some different Goa during monsoon season, here are 5 spice plantations that should not be missed.

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1. Savoi Plantation, Ponda

Savoi Plantation is quite big organic plantation covering 40 hectares of land. Savoi Plantation uses an intercropping technique for cultivation of spices together with coconut and areca nut.

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2. Tropical Spice Plantation, Keri

In Keri, Ponda district, you have an opportunity to visit Tropical Spice Plantation, which will allow you not only to explore the plantations but also to taste the flavor of Goan hospitality. It can be an interesting stopover point during your monsoon Goa tour for those interested in food, agriculture, and traditions.

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3. Pascoal Spice Village, Khandepar

Pascoal Spice Village near Khandepar can be considered another plantation site, where one can discover the local spice growing traditions. The farm raises various spices and other crops and provides rural scenery far from the tourist tracks. Greenery of the area may seem particularly attractive during the monsoon Goa season.

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4. Tanshikar Spice Farm, Netravali

Tanshikar Spice Farm can be found in Netravali in the South Goa region. Here, you will be able to enjoy the quietness amidst nature and take part in plantation tours as well as try the local cuisine. Also, Tanshikar Spice Farm can be an appropriate place to explore the green side of South Goa.

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5. Sahakari Spice Farm, Ponda

The Sahakari Spice Farm is situated in Curti, Ponda and it is one of the most famous plantation destinations in Goa. Here you can learn all about cultivating spices and take a walk in a tropical plantation under the cover of greenery brought by monsoon.