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Even a slow and steady pace
has a rhythm to it.
it carries you forward inch by inch,
every single day you are still further ahead
than where you were before.
- Morgen Harper Nichols
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Beaches in Maharashtra
Maharashtra is one of the largest states of India and known primarily on account of Mumbai, the financial and cultural hub of the country. One often associates Maharashtra with Bollywood, agriculture, politics and the great Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s forts. However, one lesser known aspect of Maharashtra’s beauty is the hidden beaches of the state. Located on the western coast of India, Maharashtra is home to some fine beaches of the country. Although Goa is the biggest beach destination of the India thanks to its party culture, Maharashtra’s beaches are quiet, serene, clean and perfect for getaways from Mumbai and Pune. These beaches make you feel one with nature. Most of them are adjoining coastal towns where you can experience the local rural life and taste the lip-smacking local cuisine. Most of these villages are home to friendly hosts who offer lovely home stays on rent and also treat with their home-made food. If you are looking for a getaway from your busy city routine, these beaches in Maharashtra serve as the perfect holiday spots for you. Here are some of the best beaches in Maharashtra you must consider for your next short trip.
Murud beach
A quaint coastal town on the west coast of India, Murud is home to a beach which is relatively lesser known. Murud beach is located just 42 km from Alibaug. It’s beautiful sandy coastline and villages dotted with coconut groves and the magnificent sea fort of Murud Janjira make Murud an excellent getaway from Mumbai and Pune. The beach provides a magnificent setting for a great view of sunset. It is not crowded like other commercial beaches and makes for a pleasant getaway.
Diveagar beach
Diveagar is a small beach town located in Maharashtra’s Raigad district. The 6 km long Divegaar beach has emerged as one of the preferred weekend getaways from Mumbai and Pune. It is undeveloped but clean and pristine. To the north end of the beach is a fishing settlement while to the south is a sanctuary for migratory seabirds. Diveagar falls on an extremely scenic route from Mumbai as it takes you through some other excellent tourist spots like Karnala and Kolad.
Shrivardhan beach
Located in the Raigad district, Shrivardhan is known mainly for the seaside fort. Along with Harihareshwar, Shrivardhan forms an amazing coastal tour circuit which serves as a fantastic getaway from Mumbai and Pune. Shrivardhan has many beaches worth checking out but the best one for a picnic is Kondivali beach. DIveagar and Harihareshwar are also at short distances and you can easily go beach hopping. Shrivardhan is also home to some fine temples most prominent among which is the Shri Laxminarayan temple. The Suverna Ganesh temple and Harihareshwar temple are not too far away from here. Shrivardhan is a must-visit for its historical as well as religious significance. It is believed that one of the Pandavas, Arjun, visited Shrivardhan as part of his pilgrimage. From finding a mention in accounts of European travellers to being home to the third Peshwa Balaji Bajirao, Shrivardhan has had its share of glory in history. It is also famous for its betel nut called ‘Shrivardhan rotha’. The betel nut plantations all over the region add to its green beauty and make it a delight for nature lovers.
Tarkarli beach
Located not very far from Goa, Tarkarli is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. With its white sandy coastline and serene ambiance, Tarkarli serves as an excellent getaway from Mumbai for those who are looking for a less commercialized, quieter option. It is popular for its crystal clear sea water which makes it perfect for water sports activities like snorkelling and scuba diving. In fact, Tarkarli is Maharashtra’s only scuba diving spot. The backwaters of Karli river are another popular attraction of Tarkarli. Karli’s estuary is a beautiful picnic spot amidst natural views. The Sindhudurg fort is a must-visit when you are at Tarkarli. This sea fort was built by Shivaji to guard his maritime borders. You must try out the local Maharashtrian delicacies like Kombdi-vade, Malvani mutton curry, mori masala, sol kadi and aamras.
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