No More Prepaid Taxi From Goa Airport – Goa Ferry begins @400/-

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After what seems like months and months of waiting, Goa’s Dabolim Airport finally has a ferry terminal of its own. In fact it’s already showing off its two catamarans connecting Dabolim airport to Panjim and Sinquerim a few miles up north. 
Goa government has launched the terminal only last week and had even announced that more connections were underway.
Drishti Marine is operating the airport ferry service in Goa and they have employed a 40-seater and a 30-seater catamaran for the job. You can book yourself a ticket for the Goa airport ferry through Drishti Marine’s website also or from the ferry terminals.
Located at the Baina beach, this ferry terminal is just 5 km from the airport. The great part is that the terminal is accessible by a shuttle service that is free of cost!
Goa Airport Ferry Connections
The airport ferry will connect the following places:
First Phase:
  • Dabolim to Panjim (from Dabolim)
  • Dabolim to Sinquerim (North Goa near Fort Aguada)
If you wish to visit places like Candolim, Calangute, and other popular beaches in North Goa, you can simply drive to them from the Sinquerim port.
Second Phase:
  • Baga
  • Chapora
  • Palolem
  • Mobor
Other than these, the ferry will also connect various other beaches in South Goa.

Goa Airport Ferry Tickets
The prices for the ferry tickets are as follows:
Airport Ferry Terminal to Panaji: INR 800 (Economy Class)
Panaji to Sinquerim: INR 200 (Economy Class)
Note: Ferries to both these routes are available at a 50% promotional discount right now!
So, the next time you find yourself turned down by those expensive Goan taxis at the airport, book yourself a seat on this beautiful ferry instantly! It may not be cheaper than the cabs but it’ll definitely offer you a splendid cruising experience and better scenic views plus will ssave half of your journey time. 
Reach North Goa Fast, Both Beach and Booze are waiting!


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