
Diu Fort
Massive 16th-century bastions, more than a dozen working cannons, a lighthouse view, and the famous Panikotha night view.
From a 16th-century sea fort to a fishing harbour at landing time β the full island, grouped so you can plan a route in minutes.

Massive 16th-century bastions, more than a dozen working cannons, a lighthouse view, and the famous Panikotha night view.

The UNESCO-adjacent Baroque beauty, often ranked among the finest churches of its kind in Asia. Five minutes from the fort.

An old quarry turned photogenic maze of carved sandstone β light beams, arches and almost nobody early.

The poster child β horseshoe bay, Hoka palms, water sports. Diu's visual signature.

The longest, most open beach on the island and the best sunrise walk.

The sunset-point favourite and the shallow rocky lagoon β both quiet, both lovely.

Five sea-washed lingams in a rocky cove. High tide is the magic hour.

A moving tribute to the 1971 warship loss β pair with Sunset Point nearby.

The old town packs several churches and Jain shrines within a short walk β a mini heritage trail.

The sea fort you reach by local boat β logistics, tides and the night view from the main fort.

Diu's main fishing harbour β a living place, best at boat-return time, not a theme park.

India's rarest palm signature β where to see the best specimens and why they matter.
| Place | Hours (approx.) | Fee | Time to allow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diu Fort | Open from ~7am; lighthouse 10amβ5pm | Free | 1.5β2 hrs |
| St. Paul's Church | ~9amβ6pm | Free | 30β45 min |
| Naida Caves | Daylight hours | Free | 30β60 min |
| Gangeshwar Temple | 6amβ8pm | Free | 20β40 min |
| INS Khukri Memorial | Daylight hours | Free | 20β30 min |
Official hours shift with seasons and events. Cross-check with the tourism office (02875-252653) or dnhddtourism.in for your dates.

The 2-day itinerary strings the island together β mornings for heritage, afternoons for water.

Swimming conditions, water-sport seasons and family-friendly picks.

Scooter rentals, money, connectivity, dressing for churches, monsoon packing.