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Harnai Port

Harnai Port

Situated 17km from Dapoli, Harnai Port consists of two forts - Suvarnadurg and Kanakdurga. Kanakdurga is the land fort while Suvarnadurg is the sea fort. It was built in the Adil Shah rule and later captured by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Earlier there was a route connecting both the fort but now it can only be accessed by boat, however, there is no boat service to the fort and one has to ask the fisherman for ferry.

Kadyavarcha Ganapati

Kadyavarcha Ganapati

The Ganesh temple is situated in Anjarle village near Dapoli. It was first constructed with wood in 1150AD and then reconstructed between 1768-1780. It is particularly known for the right-side placement of the Ganesha's idol which means it's trunk curves towards right which is rare. The temple has a stone staircase to reach the top of the temple. The view from atop is magnificent.

Karde Beach

Karde Beach

Karde Beach is one of the unexploited beaches in the region. Its proximity from Mumbai and Pune make it a popular weekend getaway. The extensive stretch of golden shore lined with Sheoke trees is perfect for relaxing long strolls, the sunsets, while the ocean is famous for swimming, boating and dolphin spotting. The secluded attraction is perfect for those looking for a tranquil escape or for some soul-searching.

Kelshi Beach

Kelshi Beach

The long stretch of untouched scenic coastal beauty is what makes a trip to Kelshi beach worth the trouble. Approximately three kilometres in length, this gorgeous beach is covered with lush greenery and dense forest with a wide variety of trees of coconut, betel nut, mangoes, kevda and Cyprus. The sheets of shimmering sands are great to relax or marvel at the mysteries of the ocean, with scores of conches, shells, and cowries populating the space. With the Utambar hill meeting the sea at this location, this place is perfect to spend a relaxing evening while watching a glorious sunset, magnifying the best aspect of the Konkan coast of Maharashtra. The charming little village of Kelshi is also home to sites of historic and religious significance, making this location a must visit with a little something for everyone. The endless expanse of this virgin beach offers an unforgettable vibe of serenity amplified by the mesmerising beauty of the Konkan coast. This also serves as a great venue for birdwatching, with a diverse range of migratory birds dancing around the shores, enjoying the ambience of this most natural beach. During the winters, one can see birds like the white gulls, Sandwich terns, the blue-green Kingfisher, the black-capped kingfisher, and the exotic multi-coloured oriental Kingfisher. White-bellied sea eagles, spotted muniyas, and the Great Rid Warbler have also been spotted along this area, making it an ornithophilous dream. Situated approximately 200 km from Mumbai and Pune, this is a favourite for urban-dwellers to escape the hustle and bustle of their cosmopolitan lives and regain their inner peace, feeling refreshed and reborn. Read More

Keshavraj

Keshavraj

Keshavraj is situated between Dapoli and Asud Pul. You can access it via Dabkewadi after which you cross a small river. There is steep climb where you are greeted with the fresh water which is said to have been coming from a tree trunk and is present all days of the year. The Keshavraj idol is a must see.

Kolthare Beach

Kolthare Beach

Kolthare Beach is an unspoiled attraction perfect for beach and nature lovers. Located in Kolthare Village, it is known for an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and tranquillity all through the stretch. Those looking to escape the crowded vacation spots will find Kolthare beach a perfect attraction.

Ladghar Beach

Ladghar Beach

Ladghar Beach is a tranquil attraction famous for its grainy shoreline, water sports, boat rides especially for watching dolphins and the mesmerizing orange sunsets. The beautiful beach is also known as Tamas Teertha because of the red colour it has in most of the areas by the shoreline. The attraction also has some religious importance due to the presence of the ancient Shiva Temple and a Dutta Mandir.

Panhalakaji Caves

Panhalakaji Caves

The Panhalakaji caves are located on the Dapoli-Dabhil Pangari road. The road goes right up to the caves. It is situated deep in the valleys and is surrounded by jungle and river which are filled with birds and reptiles. There are close to 29 caves and many sculptures around. It is the best place for a history buff of adventure enthusiast.

Parshuram Bhumi

Parshuram Bhumi

Parshuram Bhumi is a hilltop famous for its scenic beauty. The attraction is marked by a stunning 21 feet tall statue of Lord Parshuram installed on top of one half of a globe that has a radius of 20 feet. It is one of the best locations to get a marvellous view of the Tamas Teertha and the surrounding terrain.

Savane Beach

Savane Beach

Savane Beach is one of the region's cleanest and most secluded beaches. The route to the pristine beach along the curvy coastal road adds to the mesmerising beauty of the attraction. Known as a virgin beach, it is apt for those seeking a peaceful getaway to get closer to nature and away from city life.

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