A Sweet Trail through Goa.
If you are looking to explore traditional Goan Sweets & Savouries while riding through the countryside to tickle your taste buds.
Download the Goan Sweets & Savouries Trail
The Trail was created using BluRydr and is best viewed inside the app.
Step 1. Download the BluRydr App,
Step 2. Click the link below on your phone and it will launch the app directly.
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Trail overview
It’s the season for festivities and celebration. 2019 is around the corner and as we all wind
down from the busy 2018, we take time to reflect and relax with our family and friends.
Treats fit well with the mood, and so, without much waiting, let me take you through this trail.
A trail of Goan Sweets and Savouries. The Trail offers Home Bakeries, Shops and Cafes
Places we will cover and what they are known for –
St Anthony’s Bakery – known for their breakfast
EcoPosro – Toffies and Cream shells
Simonia’s Store – Bebinca, Dodol and Dos
Dynasty – Pastries and patties
Simonia – Sandwiches and cookies
Mr Baker – Goan Sweets and Sausage pies
Jila Bakers – A family run bakery at their home
Ride out on a weekday as some of the establishments might be closed on Sundays.
Trail Tip
Places to see on route.
The trail starts from Siolim and passes through the village of Para, to the busy streets of Mapusa city, winding village roads, ferry rides and a short section of the highway.
St Anthony’s bakery is a good breakfast point. Get your morning fix here. Simonia and Mr Baker are nice cafes to grab refreshments and to take a break along the way.
Details of the places are on the trail. (link above)
Extend this Trail.
You can extend this trail to the south by two ways One is via Santa Cruz, that helps you escape the Panjim traffic and the current construction of the bridge.
The other way is to ride through Goa Velha cutting-off the long boring highway. On this route you get to see Indo-Portuguese houses, Roadside Goan sausage makers (they also serve them at stalls) and lots of other traditional Goan aspects that the hinterland trail will show you.
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