Top Things to do in Sindhudurg District
Top 10 Beaches in Sindhudurg District, Maharashtra
Discover the best top things to do in Sindhudurg District, India including Wairy Ubhatwadi Beach, Tarkarli Beach, Khavane Beach, Achra Beach, Kunkeshwar Beach, Nivati Beach, Bhogave Beach, Mochemad Beach, Tara Mumbai Beach, Redi Beach.
Restaurants in Sindhudurg District
1. Wairy Ubhatwadi Beach
2. Tarkarli Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By VinodMohit
Reached from Mumbai to Kudal by train and connecting bus to Malvan which is about 30 km away. Another bus for Devbag which is about 10 km away.The name Tarkarli is derived from the river Karli which flows in the area. Tar means the river side. Every house here is involved directly or indirectly with tourism industry. Most families have built few rooms for the tourists to occupy- home stay. They prepare home food and serve to the tourists. Beach cottages plentiful. Here people are very good and helpful. Beach is neat and clean with sea water transparent. Hotels here want the customers to book food in advance and then they prepare for the order, there by serving you fresh food. Choice of food is generally limited. Few hotels like Coastal Galaxy has good food choices. One can enjoy water sports at Tsunami island which is reachable by ferries which charge about Rs 500 for the cruise. They take you around for half an hour's journey showing you the Dev sangam the mingling of sea and the river. Here on Tsunami island one can take various rides like Water skiing, banana ride, sofa ride etc for Rs 200 each or package of Rs 500 for three rides. There is also provision for para sailing and scuba diving for which charges are about Rs 800 and Rs 1000 respectively. Walk on the Devbaug beach is very pleasant. One can safely go in the water and enjoy neat and clean water. It's so transparent that you can see the sand below. Sunset scene here is magnificent. One can enjoy the sunrise scene at Tarkarli beach which is about 3 km from Devbaug. Here various camel and horse rides are available. Coconut trees are plentiful. Coconut water here is much sweeter than what one gets in Mumbai. Sindhudurg fort can be reached from Malvan. For reaching it, one has to take a small boat ride which charges Rs 90 per head. Rock garden at Malvan is nicely managed. It's worth a visit. Good time to visit is December January. At Malvan one can enjoy the local delicacy Malvan Khaja. It is vary tasty and has mild sweetness and ginger. Malvan fish dishes are great. Doelkars spices shop is popular and one can take home malvani spices and other delicacies.
3. Khavane Beach
4. Achra Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By abhijeet10687 - Mumbai, India
Beautiful beach with white sands and very clean. Very less crowded compared to others and but very much attractive.
5. Kunkeshwar Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By sandys1973 - Leeds, United Kingdom
This is Lord Shiva temple on the Sea shore and has a very relaxing view from the temple and you can even have a nice walk around the village
6. Nivati Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By maheshp484
We stayed for about three days recently ( Nov 17). This was a wonderful experience . If one is looking for a break from urban life, this is the place. Attractions nearby like water sports, clean beaches, forts add positively to the experience. Malvani cuisine and delicacies are added attractions. Calm and quiet place... Awesome service by Samant family.... Shalaka Prabhu Chendvankar, Dombivli, Mumbai
7. Bhogave Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Yash1977 - Mumbai, India
Stayed at CoCo Shambala. Beach is 2.5 km on one side and 1 km on the other. Lovely beach. Easy to swim. Not many facilities on the beach. So come prepared. Unless you stay at coco. So then you can go back and forth!
8. Mochemad Beach
9. Tara Mumbai Beach
10. Redi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By FyreFaery - Tomar, Portugal
A gorgeous quiet beach in Maharasta, easily accessible as a day trip from North Goa. Usually very quiet and magical, local fishermen come out here in there boats, and the bay is lovely for swimming in, while the truly incredible Redi Fort sits on the hill. Be careful of the rocks though, they are crusted with dried barnicles and are unusually sharp!
