Daman Diu Tour Packages

Nevertheless, whether the explorer in you is an admirer of serene surroundings, beaches, wildlife, historical attractions, spirituality, adventure, or solitude, a tour to the twin enclaves offers a bevy of opportunities to let you indulge in recreational activities and soak into utmost tranquility; making it an incredible getaway option for every kind of explorer. So, come here, and grab a chance to cherish the view of water ripples rolling to the coast, feel how the sand finds its way through your toes and cool breezes comb your hair. With sun, sand, sports, and seafood, here is a perfect contrast of tranquility and adventure awaits you. All you need to book one of our Daman and Diu tour packages, and head towards this union territory that opens up new vistas that add joy to your lives.

Places to Visit in Daman and Diu

1. Devka Beach

What’s Special: Famous beach

Nearby Attractions: Jampore Beach, Moti Daman Fort, Lighthouse, Church Of Our Lady Of Sea, Jain Temple, Hanuman Temple, Mirasol Lake Garden, Cathedral Of Bom Jesus, Somnath Mahadev Temple, Dominican Monastery, Jetty Garden, Devka Amusement Park

Timings: Throughout the day

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, autorickshaw

Being one of the most amazing beaches in Daman, Devka Beach is a treat for every beach lover. Drawing thousands of visitors, this beach is a perfect place to enjoy an evening stroll. With an adventure park and a musical fountain, here is your way to indulge in fun, and serenity at the same time. What’s more? Crammed with plenty of food joints offering scintillating street foods, this place also allows you to savour mouth-watering dishes while cherishing mesmerising views. Boasting white sands and clear waters, this beach is a sight for sore eyes.

2. Zampa Gateway

What’s Special: Unique architecture

Nearby Attractions: Jampore Beach, Moti Daman Fort, Lighthouse, Church Of Our Lady Of Sea, Jain Temple, Hanuman Temple, Mirasol Lake Garden, Cathedral Of Bom Jesus, Somnath Mahadev Temple, Dominican Monastery, Jetty Garden, Devka Amusement Park

Timings: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, autorickshaw

Constructed somewhere in the mediaeval period, the unique architecture of Zampa Gateway is meant to take you to the old era. Marking the entrance of Diu District, this site is meant for a history buff like you. Decked with awe-inspiring carvings of angels, priests, and lions, this intricately carved monument is one of the best attractions to be included in a Diu Daman holiday package.

3. Jampore Beach

What’s Special: Famous beach

Nearby Attractions: Moti Daman Fort, Lighthouse, Church Of Our Lady Of Sea, Jain Temple, Hanuman Temple, Mirasol Lake Garden, Cathedral Of Bom Jesus, Somnath Mahadev Temple, Dominican Monastery, Jetty Garden, Devka Amusement Park

Timings: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, autorickshaw

Nestled in the southern region of Daman, here is one of the most alluring beaches to help you immerse yourself in the utmost tranquillity like never before! Famed for its calm waters, it allows visitors to dive deeper into the sea. Ideal for swimming, this beach is often chosen as a picnic spot to enjoy a relaxing evening with loved ones.

4. Gangeshwar Temple

What’s Special: Religious site

Nearby Attractions: Jampore Beach, Moti Daman Fort, Lighthouse, Church Of Our Lady Of Sea, Jain Temple, Hanuman Temple, Mirasol Lake Garden, Cathedral Of Bom Jesus, Somnath Mahadev Temple, Dominican Monastery, Jetty Garden, Devka Amusement Park

Timings: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, autorickshaw

Situated at a distance of just about 3 km from Diu is a Hindu shrine of Gangeshwar Temple. Believed to be established by the Pandavas during their final year of exile, this attraction is a must-visit for every religious soul like you. An essential part of Indian culture, this attraction offers an intoxicating feel while the cool breezes from the sea caress your soul.

5. Lighthouse

What’s Special: Historical site

Nearby Attractions: Jampore Beach, Moti Daman Fort, Church Of Our Lady Of Sea, Jain Temple, Hanuman Temple, Mirasol Lake Garden, Cathedral Of Bom Jesus, Somnath Mahadev Temple, Dominican Monastery, Jetty Garden, Devka Amusement Park

Timings: Throughout the day

Transportation Option: Bus, taxi, autorickshaw

Another must-visit attraction as per the perusal of the Daman Diu travel packages is the Lighthouse at Daman Ganga Bridge. Nestled inside a fort constructed during the Portuguese era, this lighthouse is one of the major landmarks in the district of Daman. Sprawling over an area of about 30,000 sq. metres, this serene attraction with remarkable architecture still provides guidance to sea traffic both inbound and outbound.

Best Time to Visit Daman and Diu

Albeit, sea-bathed lands and sun-kissed beaches of Daman and Diu can be visited throughout the year, the most recommended time to explore this wonderland is between the months of October and March. With temperatures mounting to about 37 degree Celsius in summer and plummeting to around 18 degree Celsius during the monsoon, winter season makes for an ideal time to get there, and immerse yourself in a perfect blend of sun rays and sea breezes.

Winter Season (October - March)

As temperatures hovering between 10 degree Celsius and 30 degree Celsius, the winter season makes for the best season to explore the second smallest union territory of India. With the conclusion of the monsoon, as the skies are clear and landscapes are refreshed, it draws a huge flock of tourists to cherish the striking sunset views and romantic walks along the beaches.

In addition to that, opting for Diu Daman packages for an expedition this time also gives a chance to engage in water activities, such as snorkeling, swimming, and speed boating that add a thrill factor to the whole traveling experience.

Summer Season (April - June)

Owing to its proximity to the coast, the weather in Daman and Diu during summer is quite hot and humid. However, you can still enjoy the evenings while taking a beach walk or engaging in water sports. With temperatures ranging between 26 degrees Celsius and 39 degree Celsius, the region does not witness much crowd during this time of the year. Hence, it can be a good time to enjoy sightseeing, indulge in watersports, and cherish the wonders of nature in tranquility.

Again, as the price of hotel rates and flights are not skyrocketing, you can avail Daman and Diu tourism packages in budget, and have the most wonderful times of your life.

Monsoon Season (July - September)

As the month of June ends, Daman and Diu witness moderate to heavy showers during this period, making August the wettest month of the year. As the sky is not clear and visibility is hampered, people seem to avoid visiting this union territory at this time of the year. However, if you love rain, you can choose to take umbrellas and raincoats along to sightsee a few places.

Besides that, it is also a good time to visit Daman and Diu during monsoon to observe the Nariyal Purnima Festival.

How to Get to Daman and Diu?

Enclosed by Gujarat from both sides, getting to Daman and Diu is not a worry as it might seem to you. Albeit, the twin enclaves do not have direct connectivity to the other parts of India, its proximity to the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra, and a well-developed transportation network make it easier for tourists to reach here easily.

Before you book a Diu Daman tour package; read through the detailed information given below, and find out how to get there via different modes of transportation.

By Air

Located at a distance of about 193 kms, the nearest airports to Daman and Diu are the domestic and international airports in Mumbai. There are a plethora of flights, such as SpiceJet, Air Deccan, Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines, and more operating between Mumbai and Daman and Diu, making it easier for tourists to flock to the twin enclaves from across the globe. You can board a flight to Porbandar and Bhavnagar, and then take a vehicle to reach Daman and Diu.

By Rail

The nearest railway station to Daman is Vapi Railway Station, which is just 12 kms from there. While, the Delwada Railway Station is the one located in the proximity to Diu. Apart from that, the railway stations of Mumbai and Ahmedabad are also close to Daman to help you reach the island.

By Road

Being well-connected to the other regions of India, Daman and Diu can be easily accessed via roadways. You can take the route of the National Highway number 8 to reach Daman while navigating your way through Mumbai, Vadodara, and Ahmedabad.

Synonymous with peace, serenity, golden sun, silver sand, and fascinating landscapes, these twin islands make for a perfect getaway option for people like you seeking an excursion amidst pristine environs. Replete with monuments, churches, beaches, adventure zones, and whatnot, this destination never ceases to disappoint an explorer in you. To immerse yourself in such exhaustive experiences, all you have to book a Daman and Diu holiday package, and get ready with your backpack for an ultimate escape.