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DAMAN is a city in the union territory of DAMAN and DIU, on India’s west coast. In the north, St. Jerome Fort, also known as NANI DAMAN FORT, recalls the area’s Portuguese colonial past. Across the DAMAN GANGA RIVER, MOTI DAMAN FORT holds the ruins of a Dominican monastery, plus the Basilica of Bom Jesus Church, known for its gilt altarpiece. Close by, the Chapel of Our Lady of Rosary features intricate carvings.
Diu is a coastal town at the eastern end of Diu Island, India. A bridge connects the island to the state of Gujarat. Overlooking the Arabian Sea, Diu Fort, 16th-century Portuguese citadel, features a lighthouse and cannons. Inland, centuries-old St. Paul’s Church was built in elaborate baroque style. Nearby, whitewashed St. Thomas Church is now home to the Diu Museum, with wooden carvings & religious artifacts.
On arrival at Mumbai Airport/railway station from there, you will meet and assist by our representative and now you will ready to drive to Daman (177 Km 03 – 04 Hrs). On arrival at hotel check-in hotel & rest. After that, you will visit Mirasol Lake Garden, Jampore Beach and move towards the Cathedral of Bom Jesus. At, Nani Daman You would unleash the amazing weather at Daman. Dinner & overnight stay.
After breakfast, you will proceed to visit the various attractions of the city including the Ganga Tourist complex, Nani Daman, Mirasol Lake Garden, Church of Moti Daman, Silver Waterfalls and Jampore Beach. Enjoy the evening at leisure. Dinner & overnight stay.
After breakfast check out from the hotel & you will proceed for the tour of Diu. After reaching there, you can visit Nagoa Beach, Ghoghala Beach, St. Paul Church, Fort of Diu and other places. Back to Daman, Enjoy the evening at leisure. Dinner & overnight stay.
After breakfast check out from the hotel & you will drive to Mumbai (177 Km 03 – 04 Hrs) our representative will drop you at Mumbai airport/railway station to catch onwards your flight & return home with Sweet memories of Daman & Diu Holiday Tour.
