There is no steep walking if you are going on a bike or car. However if you are planning to go by cycle (not e-cycle which is also available in Divar), you might face difficulty only for Church which is main attraction on Divar Island. After visiting Divar, I am sure you will forget all pains and enjoy beauty of nature!! All the best.

Ferry transport is part of the festival cheer!

Yes you can go by two wheeler, and still you can use the ferry to cross over the river. I believe there is charge Rs.5/- for two wheeler on the ferry ride.

Actually, there is nothing that would interest a 2 year old kid in terms of entertainment. Having said that if you are traveling in a car might as well take your kid as the island is very peaceful and quaint, not to mention pollution free and absolutely clean. Maybe the short ferry ride to and from the island will keep your kid interested.

No Need to stay on Divar island. Better to stay in panjim & visit this place through ferry.

The ferry runs whole day every 15 minutes. During the night, every 2 hours or so, or earlier when there is more traffic. You can ask for immediate crossing by ferry at a cost of INR 55 per head, during night times.

Divar Island is approximately 4 km from Panjim - you can hire a two wheeler and go to a place called Raibunder - take your vehicle across by ferry - ferry is free for two wheelers - and explore the island - the island has beautiful churches a picturesque boulevard and ancient Portuguese style homes / dwelling. Other transport bus services from Panjim Kadamba bus Depot to Raibunder or Old Goa and take a ferry across to Divar Panjim is the Capital city of Goa - things to do - Floating Casinos - River Cruise - Churches in Panjim especially the Immaculate Conception Church in Central Panjim There are numerous ways to travel to Dudhsagar Falls - Point to Point Kadamba bus or tourism busses leave Panjim every morning but ensure you select the Dudhsagar tour - Monsoons July is the best time to see the falls - avoid standing in the path of the fall thinking you are bathing there enjoying the fall - Caution debris flowing wit the water has fatally injured several tourists who are over enthusiastic - viewing only suggested

Your question is not very clear. Goa is at its best during the monsoons for some of us, and the islands are even prettier, though the ferries may not operate as frequently. Other than Divar Island, there is also Chorao Island right next to it, but drive or ride carefully. All the best.