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Akshi Beach

If you're looking forward to getting lost in a serene place, stop looking because Akshi Beach is all you need. Sandwiched between Nagaon beach and Alibag beach, Akshi is a fisherman's village which is not very popular amongst tourists making it secluded and peaceful. The calm waters hitting the shore laden with palms and coconut trees are what makes this place an absolute delight. It is one of the cleanest beaches in India. The beach is around 5 kilometres away from the Alibaug beach. The coastline has numerous cottages and hotels. The sea is typically safe, and the shoreline is relatively horizontal making it a unique spot for activities like boating, sunbathing and swimming. Akshi beach also attracts a lot of different species of birds, making it a famous bird watching spot. Many species can be spotted on these shores like the Seagulls, Bar-tailed Godwit, Dunlin, terns, and plovers to name a few. There are over 300 kinds of birds that visit this beach each year. Akshi beach is a must-visit place for the avid bird watchers and shutterbugs as well. Read More

Located along the coast of the Arabian Sea, the Alibaug Beach is a picturesque stretch of sand situated in Maharashtra. Alibaug is a black-sand beach which offers the panoramic sight of the Kolaba fort from the shores. Amber sand lies underneath its coarser black counterpart, and its unique sight is further accentuated by the rocks that lazily lie around the entire landscape. The ruins of the fort are clearly visible from the Alibaug beach which can be easily accessed by waddling through the waters in low tides and a short boat ride during high tides. The beach is famous for its picturesque sceneries of sunrise and sunset that one must marvel when in Alibag. It is a great place to spend time in leisure while you marvel at the Arabian sea and landscapes of sunrise, sunset and the silhouette of the Kolaba Fort. Named after the Alibaug coast, the Alibaug beach is not only popular for its scenic beauty but also for its rich history and many adventure sports activities. You can take a boat ride through the waters of the beach, which overlooks the Colaba Fort in all its glory. An unwavering symbol of all that the Maratha Empire stood for, this historic monument stands strong along the coast even today. The coastline of the beach runs for 4 kilometres along the shores of the Arabian sea and is also a settlement of a few fishing villages, where you can experience the lifestyle and culture of the locals. While here, you can also visit the Ganpati Temple, which is almost 400 years old. Visit the Alibaug Beach to experience its unique shades which range from illustrious history to thrilling activities. Read More

Located a little on the outskirts of Alibaug, around 7 kms from Mandwa, Awas Beach is a beautiful stretch of golden sands lined with casuarina and suru trees. A well kept secret of Alibaug, the beach rarely has visitors which means it is ideal for romantic getaways or to spend quality time in solitude. The village adjacent to the beach houses some beautiful resorts which are frequented by families and couples alike. Lack of tourism in the place also lead to cleaner shores, quieter aesthetics and an overall gorgeous view. Read More

The kund is 20 km away from Alibaug, built in 1612, Brahma Kund is immensely popular for its religious belief. Located on a hill to, there are two kunds the Shiv pool and the Brahmas kund. It is a spectacular rectangular shaped kund surrounded by steps on all four sides. It is believed that the water in the kund was collected by constructing walls when Lord Brahma bathed Lord Krishna in an era bygone. Other tourist attraction of the kund is a small Maruti mandir and Mirchi baba. Read More

Although, Alibaug is not an ideal shopping destination, but the tourists can go for street shopping in the city where various souvenirs are available at cheap prices. The tourist market of Alibaug mainly comprises of the beach shacks and street market that sells various products and antiques to attract the tourists. You can buy various handicrafts, clothes, accessories, jewellery, antiques, fresh fruits and vegetables from the street markets of Alibaug. The main markets of Alibuag are located within the main city, but there are several other markets which are specially meant for the tourists that are located on the beach side. The beach markets sell various products from the delicious seafood, sea souvenirs, shells, jewellery etc. Read More

Hanuman temple, Alibaug

Located within the premises of Kanakeshwar Devasthan Temple, the Hanuman temple is 13km away from Alibaug. God Hanuman, an ardent devotee of Lord Rama is worshipped here. The scenic beauty of this temple that is located on a hill top is absolutely breathtaking. One should visit the place to believe in its serene and intricate beauty.

Popular as Shiva temple, at a distance of about 13 km from Alibaug is the Kanakeshwar Devasthan Temple, located on a hill at an altitude of 900 feet. Climb some 5000 odd steps to reach this this temple.

The beautiful, dense and majestically mesmerizing lush green Kanakeshwar Forest is known for its richness and abundance of flora and fauna. Poisonous snakes, Panthers, Leopards, and Wild boars can be spotted here roaming around the forest. The forest is so rich in vegetation as to block any sunlight and the interiors also have a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The trail is a little risky to undertake and is only advisable with prior precautions. Read More

Located just 12 kilometres from Alibaug, Kihim Beach is famous for butterflies and birds. The beach is adorned with incredible golden sand. Water sports along with activities like Camel Ride and ATV are available. Beautiful migratory and resident birds also make their way to the Kihim beach and are found in abundance here. There are many options for sightseeing in and around Kihim Beach. The Kolaba Fort, for instance, which is located in the vicinity of the beach, can be seen from a distance. This makes the attraction a fashionable tourist destination for people of all age groups. Read More

Situated amidst the sea and surrounded by waters of Arabian sea from all sides, Kolaba fort or Alibag fort is one of the most important tourist attraction in Alibag. It is a 300-year old fort which was once chief naval stations during the reign of Shivaji Maharaj in Maharashtra. This isolated military fortification located amidst the Arabian sea is a spectacular sight. Located not more than 2 kilometres from the Alibaug beach, it can be reached by foot during low tides, but during high tides, a boat must be hired. The walk is quiet and scenic as the area is scarcely populated with only a few beachgoers here and there. The area within the fort itself is dotted with historical artefacts and vestiges such as cannons and carvings of animals and birds on the fort walls. Old temple buildings are also present here. Although the mighty fort is in the middle of the sea, surrounded by water on all four sides, an important hallmark is the presence of freshwater well in the fort premises. A temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, built by Raghoji Angre in the year 1759, is also present in the premises and is still worshipped by the fishermen from the area. As one of the most prominent forts in Maharashtra, its strategic location helped operate it as a chief naval station and a stronghold for launching attacks on British troops. The opulent fort is now a popular tourist destination and the primary attraction of the idyllic town. The Kolaba Fort has been designated a nationally protected monument by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) due to its historical importance. Read More