Dumas Beach is generally thought to be haunted due to the abundance of black sand and the Hindus' usage of it as a burial cemetery. It is said to have seen disappearances and strange activities, particularly at night, including mystery disappearances, eerie giggles and whispers, and even a few deaths. The air around the shore is said to transport spirits, which explains why there are whispering noises here. The amazing beach has a variety of stories, most of which are exaggerated and unnecessary to pique the travelers' curiosity.

People think that the spirits still walk this location since it was once used as a Hindu cremation cemetery. Many people who came to this beach late at night have vanished in a puff, making it a dangerous area to visit at night. The aptly named 'Top 10 Haunted Places in India' includes Dumas Beach. Even when there are no humans around, one can hear whispering voices and giggles while walking along this isolated beach. Orbs have also been seen in images taken near Dumas Beach, according to witnesses. Flash photography produces an unexpected and round object known as an orb. They're employed to demonstrate the existence of spirits in a photograph.

The beach is so lonely that even the barking of dogs can startle tourists, leading to a lot of discussion regarding the area's haunting legends. Dumas Beach has spawned a plethora of contradictory viewpoints.

• Camel and horseback rides are two of the most popular activities. During the peak tourist season, the beach is swarmed with camel and horse owners who provide inexpensive camel and horse riders.
• Snacks such as pani puri, bhajia, sweet corn, pav bhaji, Chinese snacks, and hot and cold beverages are available at the seashore shacks. Even though there are few dining options, what is available is plenty to make your vacation memorable.
• At Dumas Beach, there is a temple dedicated to Lord Ganesh. Tourists and locals alike frequently visit the temple to offer prayers or simply to explore it and learn interesting information about it.

• Carry a water bottle with you. 
• Do not litter on the beach. 
• Do not cross the safeguard point in the water.

The months of October through March are the best for visiting Surat. Surat's weather is comparable to that of any other city in India's western area. The summer season in this part of the world is hot, and temperatures can reach 40-45 degrees Celsius. Days can be unpleasant and inconvenient. The evenings are usually enjoyable. With temperatures dropping to 15-20 degrees Celsius during the winters, the community breathes a sigh of relief. The winter months, which begin around October and last until March, are ideal for planning a trip to Surat. Navaratri is also celebrated here in October-November with a lot of zeal and dances like Garba and Dandiya.

• Silent Zone: This is a fantastic location. Small bridges offer surroundings a nice aspect. The presence of a channel in the middle of the road, filled with water, adds to the atmosphere.
• Golden Beach: This lovely ocean beach is only open in the morning and evening. In the mornings and evenings, people gather here for fishing. The temple here is rather lovely.
• Gavier Lake: Gavier Lake in Surat is a nature lover's dream and a bird watcher's delight.
• Suvali beach: It is a little beach in Hazira and a popular tourist destination for Surat residents. It's a bit of a trek from the city center, as it's around 25-30 kilometers away.