Things to Do in Daman

Jampore beach is one of the significant attractions in Daman. Situated remotely 5 kilometres from the Moti Daman Jetty, the beach gets fame because of its blackish mud-coloured water. It is a perfect place for those longing for peace and solitude.

Devka beach is a sight of pure beauty. Like so many other beaches of Daman, this too is massive, picturesque and quite unspoilt. Also, there is a special Amusement Park, which houses huge fountains and a play area for kids.

Mirasol Lake Garden is a man-made marvel that is a popular tourist attraction in the area. Boat rides and fountains add to the beauty of this charming garden. The garden also has facilities for other activities like computer games and toy trains etc.

This huge fort is also known as the Nani Daman Fort. The most conspicuous part of this place is its magnanimous gateway that faces the river. There is a large statue of St. Jerome, one of the most eminent fathers of the Catholic Church, inside the fort premises.

Beach shacks providing mouth-watering delicacies like snacks, cocktails and mocktails must constitute your bucket list. You should not at all miss the lip-smacking seafood spread, quite popular in and around Jampore beach, which offers a different side to the Daman nightlife scene. Some of the popular shacks are Spice Galleon, Sea Shacks, Shack no. 29 Ramesh G Patel and Shack Booze and Service 

The Lighthouse is sure to leave an imprint on your mind. Every tourist who visits Daman and Diu loves this site. Standing tall, the Lighthouse offers a magnificent view of the sunset. It is a major town landmark and is situated inside a fort.

Jetty Garden, located on the shores of the Ganga River near Moti-Daman, is an elegantly designed garden that captivates the attention of onlookers with exotic arrangements of fountains. A leisurely stroll in the beautiful landscape or simply sitting by the river is enough to lighten up your mood.

Nani Daman, or small Daman, as the name suggests, is the smaller of the city's two parts. The region mainly comprises several Gothic-style churches, a Lighthouse, the famous Nani Daman Fort and an old Jain temple featuring 18th-century glass murals and paintings.

Situated on the western coast of India, Daman is perhaps one of the more popular tourist destinations throughout the country. Daman is also a favourite spot for nightlife entertainment, along with the mesmerising scenery and spectacular architecture examples.

Daman has a strong link to the Catholics owing to its Portuguese connection and Cathedral of Bom Jesus is among the most important religious monument for them.

Somanath Mahadev Temple is an old Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Shivalinga is believed to have formed in the 19th century at the request of a monk. It is famous for hosting an annual fair called Masi Fair that attracts thousands of devotees. The peaceful and serene ambience here makes it a good place to relax.

Daman being a union territory, also enjoys the privilege of hosting bibulous weekenders. You can't wrap up your trip without stocking your shopping bags full of mementoes and souvenirs.  All items like jewellery, bamboo items, leather slippers, liquor, etc can be brought from Daman.

Formerly a catholic monastery and a place of worship, Dominican Monastery is a representation of historic ruins bearing a testimony to its own glorious past. It also served as the headquarters of theological studies and had attracted many catholic scholars from far and wide places.

Devka Amusement Park is happily situated overlooking the beach and is a perfect destination to travel with your family. With exciting options like water balloon raft, bungy-jumping, swings and a cricket pitch, the park is filled with activities that will make your day.

Situated at the border of Gujarat and Maharashtra, the beaches of Daman form the perfect tranquil coastal paradise for inhabitants of the nearby regions. This seaside territory offers a wide variety of beaches, be it the serene Jampore beach or the unspoilt beauty of Devka Beach.

With several beaches enveloping the city, the water parks in Daman offer the people a break from the salty water and sandy shores and invite them to relax in the pools and bask in the sunshine amidst cool waters. Replete with several fun-filled rides, both regular and water, several swimming pools and eateries.

Jampore beach is one of the significant attractions in Daman. Situated remotely 5 kilometres away from the Moti Daman Jetty, the beach gets fame because of its blackish mud-coloured water. It is a perfect place for the ones seeking longing peace and solitude. The beach is away from the hustle of the city and is, therefore, a great place to relax. Covered with trees all over makes the place breezy and gives it an ecstatic look.

Time Required : 2-3 hrs

Entry Fee : No entry fee