Hidden away from the tourist hotspots of Goa are huge spice plantations that produce many of Goa 's fantastic aromatic spices. Once at the plantation you will either make your way over the riverway by bridge or by boat depending on the season, once on firm land you will be welcomed with an herbal tea and a leaflet briefing you about the plantation.

These Spice Plantation in Goa Farms , entertain groups of tourists which crafts an interesting day out. You can see the men climb on the Betel Nut trees, over a hundred feet above the ground, swaying from tree to tree and collecting ingredients fore mixes and spices.

After you tour round the plantation, you will be served lunch in an open air restaurant, the lunch is a very tasty local meal served on a banana leaf, accompanied by a sweet dish and a tipple of cashew feni (Goan specialty), or Urraq (a light version of feni). While relaxing with your lunch, you might get glipse of a few of the nearly 80 species of birds that have been sighted within the plantation.