About Daman Lighthouse
Daman Lighthouse is a coastal navigation aid located in the Moti Daman Fort area of Daman in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Situated along the Arabian Sea coast near the mouth of the Daman Ganga River, it serves as a landmark within the historic Portuguese fort precinct. The lighthouse offers sea views and is notable for its functional maritime role and proximity to heritage structures and beaches.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact coastal lighthouse structure located on the seafront within the Moti Daman Fort precinct. The site offers views of the Arabian Sea, the fort walls, and the coastline. The exterior can be viewed and photographed from the fort area and promenade. Access to the interior tower is generally restricted. The surroundings include fort bastions, sea-facing ramparts, and nearby beaches, providing a quiet sightseeing and photography experience.
Key highlights
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Coastal lighthouse located within the Moti Daman Fort precinct
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Sea-facing location on the Arabian Sea near Daman Ganga River mouth
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Views of the coastline, fort walls and sunset over the sea
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Proximity to Portuguese-era heritage structures of Moti Daman Fort
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Photography point for seascape and fort architecture