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The Konkan Coast spans 720km of coastline along the Southwestern side of the Indian subcontinent solely in the state of Maharashtra. Moving further south, you’d find the Sapta- Konkan, which further extends from Maharashtra into Goa. Not to mention, there is the mighty Sahyadri Mountain Range (popularly called the Western Ghats), which forms the eastern boundary of the Konkan and extends into the oceans and the Arabian Sea, which marks the western boundary. These were just the geographics. Dotted with pristine, immaculate, sandy white beaches, each having their own distinct personality and with the oceans being both cool and calm for you to pick your ideal surf spots, the Konkan coast is a haven for most travellers. This area is extremely unperturbed and lush with greenery all around and you’ll find beaches here that are so secluded and breathtakingly beautiful that you’ll never want to bid them goodbye. Our trips are very interactive, fun, personal and they keep you on your toes all the time.

2 Day Explorer

A quick get-away down the coast to a pristine beach, white sand, water sports and some coastal cuisine. (more)

5 Day Explorer

An awesome mix of scenic drives, adventurous activity, scrumptious cuisine, architecture & spectacular beaches. (more)

7 Day Explorer

This trip is a classice on the Mumbai - Goa route, action packed with enough time to kick back and relax. (more)

10 Day Explorer

Packed with adventures like Rafting, kayaking, river crossing, power kiting & body surfing we cover the coastline. (more)

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We are constantly exploring the coast and have chosen a bunch of home-stays, lodges & hotels that have character and make us want to visit again. Click on the locations to choose and book your accommodation.

Mumbai to Goa

Mumbai, Kolad, Kashid, Murud, Velas, Diveager, Harihareshwar, Shrivardhan, Ganpatiphule, Ratnagiri, Dhabol, Kudal, Vengurla, Aarambol, Terakhol, Baga, Candolim, Coco beach, Dwarka,

Goa to Karnataka

Palolem, Turtle Bay

Body boarding

Bodyboarding is like wave riding (sometimes called Boogieboarding) where the average board consists of a small, rectangular piece of hydrodynamic foam. (more)

Kayaking

Kayaking is the use of a kayak for moving across water. Kayaking is generally differentiated from canoeing by the sitting position of the paddler and the number of blades on the paddle. (more)

Kite Boarding

A power kite or traction kite is a large kite designed to provide significant pull to the user with several different control systems. (more)

White Water Rafting

Rafting or whitewater rafting is a challenging recreational activity using an inflatable raft to navigate a river or other bodies of water. (more)

Kulaba Fort

Kulaba fort is one of the old military constructions in India. It is located in
the sea at a distance of approximately 2 km from the shores of Alibag, 35km
in the southern part of Mumbai and in the Konkan region of Maharashtra,
India. It is proved to be a famous tourist spot. It was chosen by Shivaji
to be constructed after the whole of South Konkan was commanded by
him. Shivaji strengthened and built the fort making it one of his chief
naval stations. The fort’s command was then handed over to Darya Sagar
and Manik Bhandari, under whom the fort became a centre of Maratha
attacks over British ships. The average wall height of the fort is 25feet.
One of the beautiful features of this fort is that it has two entrances,
one towards Alibag and the other facing the sea. Within the fort
premises, there are fresh water wells, although it is a seaside fort.
During monsoons, the fort can be reached by boats. A person named
Raghoji Angre built the Siddhivinayak temple inside the fort in 1759.

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