They are island paradises, which make tourists flock to them seeking rest and recreation. Connected to the Gujarat coast by a creek, these towns offer many popular beaches. Let’s talk about the best of them.

Spectacular Daman and Diu Beaches

1. Jampore Beach

Jampore Beach Daman

Head to the Jampore beach for a variety of rides, jet skiing, motor boat rides, parasailing, quad-bikes and sand biking. What’s more, this attractive beach is located south of Moti Daman and offers low tides and calm waters, making it one of the safest beaches for swimming.

A picturesque spot for clicking pictures, Jampore also offers casuarina groves, for picnic lovers. Probably the best beach in Daman.

2. Devka Beach

Devka Beach

Though one can’t swim at the Devka beach, it is extremely popular among tourists who visit here for a stroll along the clean sands with friends.

Taking pictures on the white sands or visiting the amusement park and musical fountains are worthy alternative attractions. People also visit here for the food stalls and the amazing fare offered by them.

3. Vanakbara Beach

Vanakbara Beach

This is another Daman beach where the tides are high and swimming is considered unsafe. The location is not crowded and a great view of the beach from the high ground makes it possible to enjoy the sunset over the waters.

4. Ghoghla Beach

Ghoghla Beach (source)

Ghoghla beach is a choice destination of people looking for swimming, surfing and parasailing opportunities. Fall in love with this beautiful and clean beach which is really enjoyed by anyone who does not want a crowded beach.

This beach is quiet and has none of the bustle and commercial activities you usually find in the beaches here.

5. Nagoa Beach

Nagoa Beach (source)

This palm-fringed beach is shaped like a horseshoe and surrounded by palm trees. Its secluded, serene and peaceful atmosphere make it one of the best beaches in the country, and people flock here for swimming and picnics on its sun-kissed white sands. Sunbathe, indulge in water sports, ride ponies and camels, take a swim or just wade in the shallows.

6. Tithal Beach

Tithal Beach

This beach is a popular destination with a lot of food stalls and horse and camel rides. The sand here is very dark and the sunsets are extremely picturesque. The beach is calm and relaxing but could get quite crowded on weekends.

7. Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar Beach

This beautiful and quiet beach offers visitors a variety of water sports. It is also a great beach for swimming, and is known for its peaceful and serene surroundings.

Play on the soft sands of the beach, listen to the gentle sway of the trees and the sea. Unwind and leave behind all the stress of your work-a-day life, as you replenish your energy levels. Visit the famous Jallandhar temple, if so inclined.

8. Chakratirth Beach

Chakratirth Beach

Legend has it that this is the place where Krishna killed the demon, Jallandhar, with the footprints of the God carved into the rocks here. The place is not too crowded and is much favoured for that reason though we cannot really say when it will become overcrowded too. A walk along the sands might be an enjoyable experience.

9. Udvada Beach

Udvada Beach

Noted for the beauty of its sunset, Udvada Beach is on the south of Daman. The sands are speckled with  stones and shells, and the beach is not known to be teeming with tourists. Visit when the sun retires, for the image of the sun along the horizon is wonderful.

10. Gomatimata Beach

Gomatimata Beach

Located to the west of Diu, this beach is quiet and peaceful. The white sands are soft and inviting, and mesmerise visitors with its quietness and the gently rolling waves. The tides are high, making the water unsafe for swimming but the serene atmosphere of this beach is quite an attraction in itself.

When visiting Daman and Diu beaches, do find the time to do things away from the beaches too, like  visiting the Daman Fort, St. Jerome Fort, INS Khukri Memorial, the Zampa gateway, the lighthouse and the beautiful temples and churches of ancient heritage and magnificent architecture.

Let the soft sands cushion you and the palm trees wave their fronds in sync with the gentle winds of the coast. At all times, make sure the beach is safe before venturing into the waters.

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Diu has an inexplicable beauty of its own that meticulously combines the Portuguese culture and the Indian way of life. We have compiled a list of places that you must visit when in Diu.

Places to visit when in Diu: Beaches

1. Ghogla Beach

Ghogla Beach

Ghogla Beach is one the cleanest beach in Diu. It lies north of the city 20 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The beach is comparatively secluded from the prying eyes of tourists. Since not a lot of people know about this beach, the entire atmosphere is relatively calm.

The beach is clean as well as safe for those who want to enjoy some quiet time with their friends and loved ones. The beach although being secluded has some water-based activities like parasailing, surfing, and Banana Boating.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 3 kilometres

2. Nagoa Beach

Nagoa Beach, Diu Islands (source)

Nagoa Beach is well known for swaying palm trees and the pristine beauty that surrounds the beach. The place is an ideal spot if you want to soak in some sun. The beach is also lined with resorts that offer cheap accommodation that enable the visitors to spend more time by the beach.

The beach is also blessed with white sand that adds to the aesthetic beauty of the beach. Activities at the beach include camel riding, horse riding and other forms of water sports.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 5 kilometres

3. Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar beach apart from being a beautiful beach also has an interesting backstory to it. The beach is named after the ‘Asur Samrat’( demon king) Jalandhar who was said to have slain most of his enemies on this very beach.

There is also a carving of his head on the nearby mountains to acknowledge and please the might of the demon king.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 1 kilometres

4. Gomtimata Beach

Gomtimata Beach

The Gomtimata beach is located west to the town of Diu and is considered to be one of the best beaches. The beach boasts of a clear coastline and sand so clear that it gives off a white hue to the beach.

The beach is also untouched by the general public which means you can enjoy your moment of serenity with nature without the fear of being disturbed. Thea beach also has a temple nearby if you wish to get in touch with your spiritual side.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 13 kilometres

Places to visit when in Diu: Temples and Churches

1. St. Paul’s Church

The magnificent St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Church is a popular landmark in Diu and garners the attention of both locals as well as tourists. The church is dedicated to Our Lady of Immaculate Conception. The construction of the church took nearly ten years and is in the Gothic architectural style.

The church is interior with wood panelling that is considered to be the best in all of Diu. The Portuguese influence on the church is clearly evident in the wall paintings in the church.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 450 metres

2. Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple

Gangeshwar Temple, Diu Islands (source)

The Gangeshwar Mahadev temple is a favourite amongst Lord Shiva worshippers. The temple is located a 20-minute drive from Diu in the serene Fudam village.

Legends associate the temple with the Pandavas, who established the Shiva lingas at this very spot, making the ground sacred. The unique feature of this temple is that the lingas are in the middle of the sea.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 4 kilometres

Places to visit when in Diu: Forts

1. Diu Fort

Diu Fort, Diu Islands (source)

Diu Fort is a remnant of Portuguese rule. The fort also used to double up as a castle and was used by the Portuguese as a strategic military point. The fort also houses a lighthouse in its compound. And has relics like cannons.

The fort was once listed as one of the wonders of the world but this was when it was under the colonial rule. Since the ousting of the Portuguese, the fort now serves as a popular tourist spot and an important landmark in Diu.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 1 kilometres

2. Panikota Fort

Panikota Fort

Panikota Fort, otherwise known as Fortim-Do-Mar by the locals, is a famous island fort located near Diu. The fort is located on a small island in the bay of Simbor that lies approximately 46 kilometres from the coast of Diu. After gaining independence from the Portuguese the fort was used as a jail.

The island is surrounded by sea on all sides, making it almost impossible for any inmate to escape. The fort now remains unoccupied and home to a ruined chapel.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 26 kilometres

Tourist places to visit in Diu

1. Naida Caves

Naida Caves, Diu Islands (source)

Nadia caves are located very close to the Diu Fort. The caves are a prime example of Nature’s incredulous wonders. At the surface, they appear like any other caves however the Naida caves form series of interconnected tunnels that go on for miles.

The caves are also lined with steps for easy access to the caves. A trip to the cave will leave you in awe of nature’s powers. It is said that thieves would use these caves to elude the authorities.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 1 kilometre

2. Sunset Point

Sunset Point, Diu

Sunset point is located on the Chakratirtha beach in Diu by a hillock that acts as a viewing point. The hillock has been further converted into an enclosure that enables the people visiting the spot to view the sunset without getting wet from the nearby sea waves.

Besides the enclosure, there is also a pedestrian walk that is lighted up during the evenings. This makes it possible for visitors to take strolls by the promenade and admire the beautiful sunset.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 2 kilometres

3. Zampa Gateway

Zampa Gateway

The Zampa Gateway is an attraction in Diu and serves as an important landmark in the city. True to its name, it’s a walled gateway that connects the town with its surrounding outskirts.

The gateway is laced with carvings of angels, lions, and a priest. The gateway also houses an artificial waterfall that only enhances the aesthetic of the gateway.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 1 kilometres

4. INS Khukri Memorial

INS Khukri Memorial

INS Khukri Memorial is a site that pays homage to the fallen heroes of the Indo-Pakistan conflict of 1971. The true ship was sunk by the coast of Diu after being hit by three torpedoes from a Pakistani submarine.

The brave sailors defended the coastline of India till their very last breath and to celebrate that spirit the Indian government decided to build the memorial. There is also an amphitheatre in its vicinity that reenacts the act of valor by the fallen soldiers.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 2 kilometres

5. Shell Museum

Shell Museum, Diu Islands (source)

As the name suggests, the Shell Museum houses a massive collection of shells. The shells were all collected by a merchant navy captain Devjibhai Vira Fulbaria. It is sad that his collection is a result of over 50 years of sailing and collecting. Since his passing, the museum took over the collection and has used to educate its many visitors.

Once in the museum, you can embark on a guided tour of the museum where the staff members educate you on the difference between cowrie shells and poisonous cone shells.
Distance from Diu city centre: 2 kilometres

6. Diu Museum

Diu Museum (source)

The Diu Museum is another important landmark in Diu. It was originally constructed as a church dedicated to St. Thomas in 1598 but since then has been converted into a museum.

The museum boasts a collection of stone inscriptions from past rulers, multi-coloured fountains and wood carvings the depict a beautiful picture of Diu’s rich cultural past. The church also houses 400-year-old statues of St Thomas and St Benedict that are carved out entirely of wood and Marble.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 2 kilometres

7. Hoka Trees

Hoka Trees in Diu (source)

One of the most unusual places to visit is the Hoka trees that are native to places Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. The Hoka trees in India can be only found in Diu. The Hoka tree lends a unique beauty to the coastline of Diu.

The seeds of Hoka trees seeds were used in Ancient Egypt during their funeral rituals. An alcoholic beverage called ‘Tadi ‘is prepared using the Hoka tree seeds.

• Distance from Diu city centre: 300 metres

Despite being a small union territory, these famous places to visit in Diu are surrounded with beauty. So the next time you decide to visit the picturesque town do give our mentions a try and let us know of your experience in the comments section below.

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They also share a similar rich heritage and culture. We have compiled a list of places that you need to visit when in Daman and Diu. Let’s take a look.

Places to Visit in Daman & Diu

1. Nagoa Beach

Nagoa Beach (source)

Situated approximately 20 minutes from the town of Diu, Nagoa Beach is a highly coveted beach amongst the locals as well as tourists. The beach is also a popular picnic spot and lies by the old fishing village of Nagoa.

The most unique feature of this beach is, however, the shoe shape it bends into giving the beach a very unique aesthetic. The beach stretches out over for two kilometers. There are many activities visitors to the beach can engage in like horseback riding, water sports and swimming.

2. Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar Beach

Jallandhar beach is an iconic beach known for being named after the ‘Asura’ (demon) king Jallandara. The beach pays homage to the might of the demon king and also has a stone structure based on his face at the very peak of the surrounding hills.

The beach is blessed with a clean coast and ample sunlight. There are water based activities that are conducted here and if you don’t feel like taking part them; you can also laze in most parts of the beach and catch a good siesta.

3. Diu Fort

Diu Fort, Diu Islands (source)

A remnant of Portuguese rule, Diu Fort is an architectural marvel that has held strong. The fort was constructed between 1535 and 1541 on the ruins of the Mughal fort that was built by an Arab governor Malekhyaaz.

The fort served as a strategic vantage point for the Portuguese since it is surrounded by the Arabian sea on all three sides and by a canal one the last, making it almost impregnable. You can see leftover canons at the fort, from a time when they were functional. The fort now houses the Diu jail and lighthouse.

4. Gangeshwar Temple

Gangeshwar Temple, Diu Islands (source)

The Gangeshwar Temple is situated in the Fudam village approximately 30 minutes from the town of Diu. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Legends have it that the five Shiva Lingas located here had been erected her by none other than the Pandavas during their exile from Hastinapur.

Due to the rich history associated with the temple, it sees a massive influx of devotees every year. The Shiva Lingas are situated by the banks of a sea that are continuously washed by the incoming waves.

5. Somnath Mahadev Temple

Somnath Mahadev Temple

The Somnath Temple is a famous shrine amongst various Hindu pilgrims. The shrine is located in the Dabhel village which is an hour’s drive away from Diu. The shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

The shrine is said to have come into existence when a monk in the 19th century requested a shivling to be formed in Dabhel. The shrine commemorates the erection of the Shivling every year by hosting the ‘Gangaji Fair’ that attracts pilgrims from all over.

6. INS Khukri Memorial

INS Khukri Memorial

The INS Khukri Memorial pays homage to the Indian Naval ship that sank during the Indo-Pak conflict of 1971. The warship was sunk when three torpedoes were fired at it by a Pakistani submarine.

The ship sank approximately 40 nautical miles from the coast of Diu. At the time, 18 officers and 176 lost their lives trying to defend the country. The memorial was inaugurated on 15th December 1999 and also houses an amphitheatre in its vicinity.

7. Jampore Beach

Jampore Beach, Daman

A hidden gem by the town of Daman, Jampore beach is an isolated beach by the Gujarat border. The beach lies to the south of Daman and has not seen much commercialization like other beaches.

This is what makes the beach an ideal spot to experience the serenity of nature. The beach is also safe to take a dip into. The beach is well connected by road and rail, with the road being the most ideal means of transport.

8. Jetty Garden

Jetty Garden

The Jetty Garden in Moti Daman is a popular tourist spot. The garden lies on the banks of the Daman Ganga river. What makes this garden unique is the plethora of amenities provided in the garden like rides, lawns large picnic space and seating arrangements that directly overlook the adjacent river.

The garden also has an attractive spot that catches the eye of every tourist. The garden is very close to the taxi stand in Nani Daman and is also accessible by the nearby boat jetty with boats leaving every 30 minutes.

9. St. Paul Church

St. Paul’s Cathedral

The St. Paul’s Church is a renowned church in Diu and is visited by hordes of people irrespective of their religious background. The church is dedicated to ‘Our Lady of Immaculate Conception’. The church took over a decade to construct and was completed in the 17th century.

The architecture of the church shows clear signs of influence from the Gothic style and is quite similar to the Bom Jesus Church in Goa. The wood paneling in the church is widely regarded as the best amongst other churches in Diu.

10. Naida Caves

Naida Caves, Diu Islands (source)

The Naida Caves are situated just by the main Wall of the Diu Fort. It is believed that the Portuguese, during their construction of the Diu Fort would source material from these caves. The caves themselves are a marvel of nature.

They consist of a massive network of tunnels that interconnect with each other and set up a sort of maze. The beauty of the caves and the sunshine that seems through the roof of the tunnels will leave every onlooker mesmerized with its beauty.

11. Sunset Point

Sunset Point, Diu

Sunset Point is small beach located very close to the heart of the town of Diu. The beach is widely considered the best spot to enjoy watching the sunset. You can also go swimming in the shallow waters.

There is an enclosure that is built by the beach where people can safely sit without getting into the actual beach. Besides the point, there is also a promenade where people come for a stroll during the evenings.

12. Church Of St. Francis Of Assisi

Church of St Francis of Assisi

The Church of St. Francis of Assisi is one of the oldest churches in Diu. The church lies in close proximity to the nearby Arabian Sea and offers a panoramic view of the sea. The church was constructed in 1593 by the Friary of the Franciscans.

The church now has been converted into a hospital but it still holds true to most of its architectural integrity. The Delwada railway station is the nearest railway station to the church.

13. Church Of Bom Jesus

Church Of Bom Jesus

The Church of Bom Jesus was constructed in 1603 in Daman and is considered to be one of the holiest places in Daman. The architectural style of the church is influenced by the Portuguese style. The church has a carved doorway song with heavily ornate interiors and ceiling.

In the church, you will find six statues that depict roman art and architecture. While under the Portuguese dynasty, the church was mostly a parish.

14. Ghoghla Beach

Ghoghla Beach (source)

Ghogla Beach is located in the village of Ghogla that is around two hours away from the town of Diu. The beach is a popular vacation spot for many tourists. The beach boasts various amenities including food and accommodation.

The beaches are considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Diu and also houses a tourist complex. Activities like parasailing and jet skiing are conducted at the beach for a nominal fee.

15. Devka Beach

Devka Beach

Devka beach is a highly sought after beach very close to Daman. The beach is lined with an amusement park and musical fountains.

The amusement park is kept illuminated on festive days, especially during nariyal Poornima that attracts massive amounts of tourists to this place, making a spectacle to watch.

16. Diu Museum

Diu Museum (source)

Diu Museum is the most visited landmark in Diu. The museum now is housed in the St. Thomas Church. Owing to the space constraint in Diu the museum had to be built in the church.

The museum comprises numerous stone inscriptions of the many ancient rulers that once ruled Diu. Besides stone inscriptions, the museum also has a collection of antique statues, multi-coloured fountains, wood carvings and idols.

So there you have it, folks, we have given you the list of places that you need to absolutely visit when in Daman and Diu.

The union territory is blessed with some of the most aesthetically pleasing landscapes and with a rich cultural background. So what are you waiting for, pack your bags and get going to these beautiful places.

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Diu Island is an apt place to experience a dream vacation in one’s life. The Island offers excellent opportunities for swimming, surfing and parasailing.It offers an altogether unique and impressive sight of sand crowned beaches and allures a flock of tourists every year.

Weather in Diu Island is pleasant throughout the year. The average temperature remains in between 25 to 28 degree Celsius. As far as the rainfall is concerned, this tourist place receives 540 mm of rainfall during the period that lasts in October.

Admiring Diu Island in its Own Way

Best time to visit Diu Island

Diu Islands (source)

Diu is undoubtedly a phenomenal place on this planet. Embedded with ample beaches and tourists spots, this place can be visited at any point of time; but to be peculiar about the best time further intensify our stay and fun over here. Due to the fact that this particular place is surrounded by a number of beaches, the weather in Diu remains humid.

Also, receiving sufficient rainfall during the season, the best time to visit this landmark is the summer season. Summer season in Diu prevails from March to July. The reason for suggesting this idea is because of the fact that during this period, patrons can opt for different activities on the beach. The tourists can also go for sightseeing at all other famous destinations located on the Diu Island.

Moreover, in the summer season, the tourists can enjoy a range of water sports to mark their pleasant journey. The temperature in summers is recorded at an average of 31 degree Celsius which is pretty good to visit an Island like Diu.

How to reach Diu Island

Diu (source)

In this age of trends, where the people are equipped with endless modes of communication and transportation; getting out to a particular place is not a tedious job per se. But the prominent prospect to be considered in this scenario is reaching one’s destination comfortably in an economical manner.

The closest railway station to Diu is Veraval. This railway station falls at a distance of 90 kilometres from Diu and it is very well connected to the major cities of Ahmedabad and Rajkot. After getting down at the Veraval railway station, one can hire a taxi or take the Gujarat State Transport Bus to Diu.

As far as connectivity with the airport is concerned, Diu has its own airport in Nagoa. One can also opt for direct flights to the Diu Airport from Mumbai as well.

Places to visit in Diu

Diu is a charming beach resort town connected to Gujarat as an Island paradise by a creek. Diu is known to host a number of attractions as a reason of which this place lists its appearance in the list of must visiting places in India.

Talking about the places to visit in Diu, one can cherish the serene and composed atmosphere of Diu by admiring these places.

1. Nagoa Beach

Nagoa Beach, Diu Islands (source)

Located at a distance of just 3.5 km from the Diu Island, Nagoa Beach is one of the most popular picnic spots in Diu. The highlight of this place is its structure which resembles the shape of a shoe. Owing to its exotic beauty and ambience, this palm-fringed beach witness a huge tourist traffic throughout the year from all over the world.

2. Naida Caves

Naida Caves, Diu Islands (source)

Carrying a rich history of Portuguese along with, Diu represents a number of sculptures from this period. Naida caves are one of those sculptures where the Portuguese hacked out their building material.

These caves have a natural opening in the ground, which extends beyond the zone of light. The formation of these caves is said to have undergone the geological processes. This place is just 7 km away from the Diu Island.

3. Gangeshwar Temple

Gangeshwar Temple, Diu Islands (source)

At a distance of just 6 km from the Diu Island lies the spiritual centre named as Gangeshwar Temple. This place is famously known for its 5 Shiv Lingas dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Displaying an example of ancient beliefs and traditional architectural designs, this temple is a superb place to visit in terms of inner peace and obtaining mythological stories. This temple makes Diu Island a much-visited place in India as well.

4. Diu Fort

Diu Fort, Diu Islands (source)

Another example of the Portuguese era, Diu Fort is administered by the Indian Government and is located on the west coast of India. At a distance of 8.5 km from the Diu Island, this place is a striking structure on the coast.

The above-discussed temple is also located on this fort along with three other churches. The place is also equipped with a lighthouse which is a major attraction over here.

5. Shell Museum

Shell Museum, Diu Islands (source)

Shell Museum in Diu is a rare structure showcasing a collection of rare and unique sea shells from around the world. Diu Island and its surrounding attractions are known to provide a lifetime experience through their exquisite beauty and uniqueness per se.

This landmark is located 6 km away from a town based in Nagoa road.

6. Sunset Point

Sunset Point, Diu Islands (source)

This one perhaps is the most attracting place in Diu. A hillock located near the Chakritirath Beach offers a mesmerising view of the sunset. Magnificently illuminated and landscaped, Sunset Point is a prime destination near the Diu Island and is located along the Diu town.

Things to do in Diu

The above discussion creates an interesting prospect to know more about the Diu Island. Together with this, another important thing to be mentioned over here are the activities that one must do at this place. There are a number of prominent things to be mentioned over here. Let’s discuss a few of them.

1. Swimming in the Ghoghla Beach

Ghoghla Beach (source)

There are a number of awe-inspiring beaches at and around the Diu Island. These beaches have been tagged as safe places for swimming and playing water sports.

The largest beach of Diu is the Ghoghla Beach which offers an excellent opportunity to play numerous water games and spend time by swimming in the lap of nature.

2. Exploring Portuguese History

Portuguese History, Diu (source)

The history reveals that Diu remained a Portuguese colony for almost 240 years. This place holds a rich history in this regard. The Diu Fort is the best option to view the remnants of this community and allows the history lovers to capture these remains in the camera. The stonework is brilliant over here.

3. Boat Riding to Panikota

Panikota Fort (source)

Panikota is often referred to as the water fort in Diu and offers a lifetime opportunity to ride a boat along the famous Arabian Sea. This water fort looks splendid from the sea while boating. Truly, a clear depiction of nature in its own form; Diu renders a world-class experience through its extensive beauty and ambiance.

4. Trying out the Local Cuisine

Seafood (source)

Owing to its history and location, the cuisine in Diu Island mainly consists of Gujarati and Portuguese food. Gujarati style of cooking is perhaps the most followed option here in Diu. The speciality, however, is the seafood which is tried by almost all the patrons visiting the Diu Island.

Ice Cream also serves as a major attraction in the cuisine section.

How Many Days do you Need here?

Beautiful View, Diu Islands (source)

The truth lies in the fact that a destination like Diu Island attracts the hearts forever. But, to be peculiar as to how many days one needs to explore this place; caters to all the above discussion. Four days are enough to explore the cultural tradition and ambiance of this particular place.

The foremost place to visit is the Nagoa Beach which is very close to the Diu Island. Hereafter enjoying the beauty of lighthouse and its shape, one can opt for the largest beach named as Ghoghla. After having fun at the water activities, in the evening one can go for a walk along the Diu Island.

The second day can be kicked off by visiting the famous Gangeshwar Temple. Getting a spiritual touch to your vacation will aid in getting confidence through which one can soak the best of it. The water fort can be visited after this spiritual journey for witnessing the Arabian Sea.

The third day can be spent by visiting the Shell Museum and reaching the sunset point thereafter. At the time of sunset, one can admire the beauty of this place in a more eager way.

The fourth day before the departure one can enjoy a sunbath at a beach. All the above mentioned days can be followed by trying out different cuisines over here.

Clearly, Diu Island promises an overwhelming experience through its zeal filled atmosphere with a sense of getting close to nature. Diu Island is a must visit with all the amenities and beauty lying on the west coast of India.

For any comments or ideas that we might have missed, comment below!

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