A peaceful Blue Flag beach away from the crowds While Nagoa Beach attracts most visitors to Diu, Ghoghla Beach offers a completely different experience. Located on the northern side of Diu near the Gujarat border, Ghoghla Beach is known for its clean shoreline, wide stretch of golden sand, gentle waves, and peaceful atmosphere. Awarded the prestigious Blue Flag certification, Ghoghla Beach is one of the […]
Naida Caves in Diu is undoubtedly one of the best kept secrets in India. The endless network of tunnels beneath the huge and picturesque boulders will definitely make you get lost in the beauty of Naida Caves. The caves have natural openings at various locations that lets the sunlight enter the caves, thus providing enough light for the visitors to traverse through the caves! Near the entry of […]
The calm waters of the sea making its way to the golden sandy beach skirted by the greenery of palm and locally grown Hoka trees make Nagoa beach quite popular among visitors to Diu. Nagoa Beach can be termed as the most popular and most commercial of all the beaches in Diu. Nagoa Beach Rocky surfaces at the beach For visitors, Nagoa Beach offers wide […]
Diu Museum is located near Diu Fort is yet another attraction of Diu. The museum has several artifacts from the past when Diu was under the Portuguese rule. If you look at the museum from outside, you may feel that it resembles a church built in the Gothic style. That is because the Diu Museum earlier used to be St. Thomas Church. The church was […]
St. Paul’s Church in Diu Island is the only functioning church that is built by the Portuguese. The construction of the church began in 1601, and took 9 years to complete. St Paul’s Church is dedicated to Our Lady of Immaculate Conception. St Paul’s Church is considered to be the best example of baroque architecture in India. The detailing and the intricacy of the design of this church […]
Diu Fort is a beautiful fort constructed by the Portuguese at the tip of Diu Island. The fort is covered with sea water on three sides, with massive outer and inner walls acting as a protection to the fort. A deep ditch stands between the outer and inner walls that is filled with water to protect the fort from the invaders. Entry to the fort […]
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