Goa is known to grow a number spices. A lot of these spices are also exported to foreign countries. These spices are also used in a number of Goan cuisines and impart a great taste to the dishes. The process involved to grow these spices also involves a great deal of labor and expertise. However, these spice plantation sites bear a great look which attracts a lot of tourists. Goa is visited by large number of foreign tourists and as most of them are aware of the fact that the India grows a lot of spices they make it a point to visit these plantation sites. Plantations like the coconuts and tropical fruits, cash crops like areca nuts, cashew nuts etc. are some of the most important in Goa. There are a variety of plantation sites in Goa. Some of the sites are as follows:

Sai Herbarium

An integral part of the eco tourism, the Sai Herbarium is a plantation site that grown herbal gardens like medicinal plant and aromatic plants. Cultivated by organic farming methods, the particular plantation site is a great way to get aware of the plantation methods of the herbal garden.

Rustic Plantation

Located on the North-East of Goa in the Dongruli village, the particular plantation site is a treat to the eye. The picturesque location that is located in the midst of a beautiful surrounding mostly grows fruit bearing trees.

Parvati Madav Park Plantation

The Parvati Madav Park Plantation is located 30 kilometers from Panaji and boasts a breathtaking view. In this plantation, the plants are arranged in accordance to the aesthetic, spiritual and psychological needs. The plants grown on demarcated plots offer a great view which mostly attracts a lot of tourists.

Sahakar Spice Farm

Located on Ponda-Belgaum Road, Curti, the particular plantation is also a worthy visit. Visiting this site will be a unique experience as you will be offered lunch on banana leaf. The traditional welcome offered here will also be a great experience for you.

Tropical Spice Plantation

Located in Ponda Taluka, this plantation grows herbal tea. To get the best of the Tropical Spice Plantation, you can avail the guided tours. You will also be served a local meal on a banana frond.

Pascoal Spice Village

Located 8 kms from Ponda National Highway, you must also visit the Pascoal Spice Village to witness the wide variety of spice plants and cash crops gown in this plantation. To make it even more attractive for the tourists, there is also an open air party facility among with boating.