Moti Daman Beach — Attraction in Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

Jampore Beach in Daman is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant tourism activities. The beach is remarkably clean, making it an ideal spot for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. One of the highlights of Jampore Beach is its calm atmosphere. Unlike many crowded beaches, Jampore offers a peaceful environment where you can relax and unwind. The gentle waves and the soothing sound of the sea create a calming ambiance that is perfect for a leisurely stroll or simply sitting by the shore and soaking in the beauty of nature. For those who seek adventure, Jampore Beach does not disappoint. The beach offers a variety of water sports activities, including parasailing, jet skiing, and banana boat rides. These activities are well-organized and ensure a thrilling experience for adventure enthusiasts. Additionally, the beach is lined with numerous shacks and stalls offering delicious local cuisine and refreshing beverages, adding to the overall experience. The sunset at Jampore Beach is a sight to behold. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky is painted with hues of orange, pink, and purple, creating a breathtaking view that is perfect for photography enthusiasts. The beach is also a great spot for picnics, with plenty of shaded areas under the trees where you can enjoy a meal with family and friends. Accessibility to Jampore Beach is convenient, with well-maintained roads leading to the beach. There are ample parking facilities available, making it easy for visitors to reach the beach...

Daman is the city of twin forts, each built on the opposite banks of Daman Ganga River at the confluence where the river merges with Arabian Sea. Although the forts are in urgent need of restoration, a walk on the streets inside them gives you an experience of the bygone era. Many original Portuguese buildings are now converted and used as government offices, but their original architecture is still intact. The buildings are painted in Mediterranean pastel colours like Ochre, blue and pink making the whole area pretty. A walk from the land gate to the sea gate of Moti Daman fort hardly takes 20 minutes, but I would suggest turning into the bylanes to check out the pretty houses with thatched slate roofs. The construction of Moti Daman fort started immediately after the Portuguese conquest of Daman in 1559, and continued till the end of 16th century. The fort is protected by a moat (that is now dry) on southern side and by the river on northern side. The main street that runs from land gate to sea gate has many barracks of defence personnel and a memorial marking liberation of Daman by Maratha light infantry in 1961 resulting in inclusion of Daman in mainland India.

The Portuguese built a lighthouse for their merchant sail ships that used to arrive on the coast of Daman in middle ages. The old lighthouse needs restoration, but a visit to it is worth as it gives a whole spanning view of Moti Daman, Nani Daman and the beach. The beach known as...

This moti Daman Beach and all of Daman and the Sea cost in Daman is a completely revamped place in last 5 years. I have been coming here since a decade. We never believed that Daman can be made such beautiful place..Thanks to the special attention of our honorable PM Shri Narendra Modi. Earlier Daman was popular for only, cheap liquor but know people also visit for beautifull tourist attractions. There are very Nice boundary walls to sit by and relax. Spend nice evenin Perfect sunsets. Good parking space for two wheeler and four wheeler. Best place for evening walk and hangout in Daman. some beautifull landscape, and newly constructed small archies for clicking good photos.

The water sports activities are just awesome, the atv ride, motorboat ride, water scooter ride and the banana rides are just awesome. Clean black sand beach with a few other attractions like horse and camel ride. Less crowded in morning, the portuguese built fort with lighthouse and fort is near the beach. Beach is clean however with black sand feels like mud and not that you would usually like the kids to play with. Definitely visit once if you go to daman. You can spend your entire...