Discover a centuries-old locale in the former Portuguese territory of Diu with a heritage trail through its residential buildings locally known as ‘Havelis’. Once a prominent hub of maritime trade, the neighborhood is home to a rich multi-cultural heritage - howcasing unique East African influences while still remaining rooted to local Indian traditions.

Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple is also known as Gangeshwar Mahadev or Gangeshwar Temple.It is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva (Mahadeva) located at seashore of Fudam Village just 4.5 km away from The Fern Seaside Luxurious Tent Resort Diu near Gujarat. The view of the temple is unique set on the Arabian Sea.

St. Paul Church is the largest church in Diu which is also the only functional church here. The building has a stunning architecture and has rich wood carvings, volutes and marvellous exterior. The church is dedicated to Our Lads of Immaculate Conception and was completed in 1601 AD. The church is visited by many tourists all around the year.

INS Khukri Memorial is a monument built commemorating the INS Khukri that sunk during the 1971 war between Pakistan and India. The submarine was shot with torpedoes and started to sink when the 18 officers and 176 sailors on it were issued the orders to save their lives and hand them over to the invaders. However, the officers chose to embrace death rather than surrendering to the enemies. Later the commanding officer Captain Mahendra Nath Mulla was awarded Mahavir Chakra posthumously.

Fort Diu is located right beside the sea or on the sea shore and is one of the most iconic places to visit in Diu. You can enjoy a surreal view of the horizons from the fort and hear the crashing sea waves on the fort walls sending foam to its upper reaches! The lighthouse is closed to the public. The fort was built by the Portuguese people and its jetty is still in use. The fort was once an important entity on the trade route with Cambay, Surat and Bharuch in Gujarat. The parapet has an array of cannons and cannonballs are littered around the entire land surrounding the fort.