Diu

Diu Fort has a glorious history and was built in Portugal style architecture in 1535. Surrounded by azure water from all three sides, the fort offers mesmerizing views of the sea.

Located outside the Diu Fort, Naida Caves feature a big networks of tunnels and caves constructed by the Portuguese. It has a big network of square hewn step that are mostly unexplored.

Known for its pristine beauty and outstanding surroundings, the Nagao Beach is an ideal place for those looking for some warm sand, and refreshing sunrise and sunsets.

Built in 1691 St Paul Church is one of the functioning churches built by the Portuguese.

Diu is known for its Portuguese delicacies—and the best way to explore the same is by hiring a bicycle and exploring the lanes serving Portuguese food or signing up for a food tour.

Constructed in 1593, Church of St Francis of Assisi is one of oldest churches in Diu, now turned into a hospital. Boasting of a colossal structure, the brilliant church overlooks the Arabian Sea.

One of the most attractive beaches in Diu, Ghoghla beach also offers various water sports facilities such as parasailing for adventure seekers.