Discover the best top things to do in Raigad District, India including Kondivali Beach, Nagaon Beach, Kashid Beach, Kondivli Beach, Versoli Beach, Mandwa Beach, Varsoli Beach, Harihareshwar Beach, Awas Beach, Shrivardhan Beach.
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4.5 based on 33 reviews
Pretty happy to write this review again for this beach as this is still unspoiled from the crowd and Commercialization. Visit this place if you want to Drive on coastal road and wants to Visit a beach where you are the only visitor. Superb place to visit..
4.0 based on 575 reviews
Planning for a cool summer trip? Here's what you need. Ok, starting from accomodation, many budget friendly resorts and cottages are available there with good service. If you are planning to visit alibaug on weekend, then I suggest you to book your rooms at least a day before of your arrival. Many restaurants are available to fill your hunger and I suggest you to try sea food. Water sports like banana boat, sofa ride, parasailing etc. are available. Beach is clean and nice. Don't forget to visit Birla temple, Kashid beach, alibaug beach, Mandwa beach and Janjira fort.
4.0 based on 658 reviews
We travelled from Mumbai to Kashid by bike. We were told the roads enroute Kashid are bad so we decided to take ferry. We reached Ferry Wharf also called as Bhaucha Dhakka and started the process of onboarding the bikes on ferry. You would have to show all the documents of the vehicle to the police personal inside before they allow you to take vehicle on ferry. Ferry timings mentioned on their board is way off. It's like once a ferry has reached they try to move it out as soon as they can. On board it said the first from Mumbai to Rewas was at 6.30 am but we were on ferry by 6.15 am and had left the port way before 6.30 am. It depends on where the crowd is coming to basis that they wait longer to accommodate more. We paid 200 to get the bike on ferry and per person ticket was 80 bucks. I was worried how bikes would be on and off boarded but when I saw them handling a bullet with ease, I was relaxed. After 2 hours on sea we reached Rewas. From the port till the beach it was Google map which did perfect job. 2km odd road from Rewas onwards is bad! Post that most of the part was good plain roads with little intermittent bad patches. With one stop for food (you would have plenty options) and fuel filling (again quite a lot but do check the map) we reached Kashid Beach in little over 2 hours. Some part of the ride was a real bliss! Kashid Beach is not as crowded as Alibaug due to bad connectivity. So you can expect a relatively cleaner beach and make sure you do your part to keep it that way ???? Water sports, camel and horse riding are available. You can get some basic things to eat/drink like egg bhurgee, cold drinks, tea/coffee etc.. Obviously a lot of coconut water. All this would be charged little higher. In case you need spare clothes you can find some there and chappals as well. Kids can buy their toys like a float and ball from there as well. Some outlets will allow you to change clothes in the cabin they have created for it provided you give them some commercial benefits of buying things from there. Most of these outlets would close by 10ish in night. We marched the entire beach end to end bare feet with no worries as it looked pristine! We came back at 10 to do the same and found the beach just for ourselves. No lights and no other humans. We had to use torch lights and it was a very good experience.
4.0 based on 118 reviews
Mandwa is a village in Raigad district, Maharashtra, India. It is popular as a weekend beach destination from Mumbai city, mainly because of the direct Ferry services available near Mandwa Beach to and from Mumbai.
4.0 based on 54 reviews
We visited in March 2018. This is the cleanest beach in Alibaug and not much crowded as compared to other beaches. The water is clear and kids and adults can both enjoy a comfortable and safe swim. There are a few operators who provide various water sport activities here. There are food stalls as well for a quick bite. Ample parking space is available.
4.0 based on 225 reviews
Amazing clean beach , with good stay options . Must visit from Mumbai/ Pune . The road link from Mangoan to be avoided . Pathetic condition.
4.0 based on 81 reviews
I went to Awas Beach. Awas Beach is a beautiful stretch of golden sands lined with casuarina and suru trees. The village adjacent to the beach houses some beautiful resorts which are frequented by families and couples alike. It is great place to go.
4.0 based on 147 reviews
recently we happened to visit this place the experience was really fantastic. I went through previous reviews but everybody mentioned to have traveled with their own car. But if you want to travel via public transport then there is a way as well. The is state transport bus that start from Pune to Shrivardhan everyday at 6:15. Its 6 hours journey Shrivardhan. The road is bumpy at present but we noticed ongoing road construction at various places. If you are travelling from mumbai then there are plenty of buses start from mumbai for Shrivardhan. There is another route that includes train + state transport bus if you want to reduce bus journey. One can travel till panvel from pune or mumbai via train , then take another train to mangaon and then take state transport bus from mangaon to shrivardhan. You can hop on auto rickshaws to travel within Shrivardhan , they are mostly chip. But walking on small lanes of Shrivardhan is also pleasant experience as mostly the lanes are well covered by trees and you get to see coconut gardens and green wealth of Shrivardhan breathing pure air which all these metros are poor about. Shrivardhan to Diveagar is short and scenic 1 hour journey. There are plenty of mini doors run between and charge as low as INR 40 per person. same is the case with Shrivardhan to Hari-hareshwar. both hari-hareshwar and diveagar are must visit on this trip to Shrivardhan. Dont miss the parikrama to shiva temple at harihareshwar as the views with simply mesmerize you.
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