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Daman Diu will be a beach paradise for people seeking peace and quiet. Despite the fact that they are both parts of the same union territory, Daman and Diu are around 650-700 kilometers apart. Here is a list of activities to do and places to see in Daman and Diu to help you make the most of your vacation in this beautiful union territory.
Devka Beach: This place is a stunning delight for beach enthusiasts since it is the top-most beach in Daman. Even non-sea lovers are said to fall in love with this location. This beach is flanked by shacks that serve delectable cuisine, in addition to offering a sense of serendipity.
Diu Fort: This fort, which stands motionless and depicts the glory of Portugal’s monarchs, is bathed in sunshine, sparkles in the moonlight, and spends each day near the vast Arabian Sea. The presence of a massive lighthouse next to the fort adds to the panoramic perspective of the surroundings.
Ghoghla Beach: For a long time, Diu’s main beach has been a popular tourist destination. The beach provides the safest waters in which to participate in and participate in various water sports. The availability of being alone and enjoying the calm scenery and quiet aura is, nonetheless, the major draw. If you’re lucky, you could get a close encounter with the dolphins who frequent the beach. You should also pay a visit to the surrounding eateries, which serve a wide range of seafood and drinks.
Gomtimata Beach: If you’re seeking peace and tranquillity and happen to be in Daman, Gomtimata Beach can help you find it. The location creates such a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere that it aids in flushing out the city’s chaos. The variety of seashells, access to the undersea world, and sightings of gorgeous colored crabs, among other things, make this beach a must-see for anyone seeking solitude.
Naida Caves: This man-made cave is the most undervalued tourist attraction, despite being built by people on genuine rocks. The cave’s origins are still a mystery. Because it is located near the Diu fort, it is ideal to come early in the morning to witness how the sunshine enters the cave. For explorers, it’s a treasure, and for photographers, it’s a delight.
Sao Jeronimo Fort: Because it is located in the center of Daman, this fort has drawn a large number of tourists who come to admire its architecture. The inside of the fort has a church dedicated to Our Lady of the Sea, a chapel, and a cemetery. The fort was designed with the intention that, even if it was seized by the enemy, the presence of hornwork at the three bastions would prevent the enemy from using the city’s weak and narrow sides against it. This fort’s outstanding design deserves to be praised even more.
St. Paul’s Church: This church should be on your radar if you’re considering a day trip to Diu. In this church, one of the outstanding Baroque architectural specimens may be found. This church, which was founded in 1601 AD and is named after St. Paul, the Apostle of Jesus, is still in use today. It is dedicated to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and has a similar structure to Goa’s famed Bom Jesus Basilica.
