Also called the Fort of St Jerome, Nani Daman is situated on the bank of Daman Ganga river. It is a small fort with high and elegant stone walls, three bastions and two huge gateways. Spread over an area of about 12,250 sq m, the fort boasts two magnificent human figurines. Deriving its name from St Jerome of the Catholic order, the fort is home to a splendid statue of the saint at the front gate and houses a Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Sea that is known for its refined panelling. Other attractions near the fort include Gandhi Park, lying near the Nani Daman Jetty.

The Moti Daman Fort houses two beautiful lighthouses that stand as a testament to Daman's rich Portuguese heritage. These are popularly known as the Old Lighthouse and the New Lighthouse. While the old one was built by the Portuguese, the Indian government constructed the new lighthouse. Visitors can, however visit only the Old Lighthouse, which is just a storey tall. A winding spiral staircase leads you to the top of the Old Lighthouse that offers a picturesque view of the vast sea. Entry to the New Lighthouse is banned due to security reasons but tourists can still admire its unique architecture. Built close to the Old Lighthouse, the New Lighthouse has a revolving tower and a 204 m diameter lantern on the top.

The Moti Daman Fort is one of the most significant tourist spots in Daman that attracts visitors in droves. Sprawling over an area of about 30,000 sq m, the ancient fort is famous for housing a large number of cannons. These beautifully designed cannons leave visitors fascinated with their noteworthy carvings. The Moti Daman Fort is also famous for the Church of Bom Jesus, the Chapel of Our Lady of Rosary and the Church of Our Lady of Remedies. Visiting the fort makes for a truly intriguing experience for history lovers. The fort was built with an aim to protect the Portuguese against invasion by the Mughal army in 1559. In close proximity to the fort lies the house of the eminent Portuguese poet Bocage, which houses his marble tomb. Entry to the house is prohibited and it remains locked.