Tourist Attraction

Only 10 kilometres from Alibag, Kihim Beach is one of the most popular places that known for its extensive groves of coconut palms and clean, pollutant-free atmosphere. On the beach, you find magnificent white sand and a variety of different types of shells sprinkled around.

Kashid Beach, on the Arabian Sea shore, is about 30 kilometres from Alibag. One of the cleanest beaches in the north Konkan region, Kashid is renowned for its white sand and crystal clear waters. Casuarina bushes and trees line the beach, which stretches for 3 kilometres.

Located in the town of Mandwa in Maharashtra, this beach is a popular weekend getaway from Mumbai. Mandwa beach is easily accessible direct boat connection to and from Mumbai city. Mandwa is a peaceful and charming beach that wont let you down.

Nagaon beach, which is located is approximately 5 kilometres from the city centre of Alibag. This beach, which is lined with palms, betel, and Suru trees, is most well-known for its cleanliness and for hosting water-based adventure activities that are offered at a reasonable cost.

Akshi Beach is all you need if you want to get lost in peace and quiet.Akshi, a fishing village located between Nagaon beach and Alibag beach, is a quiet and secluded destination for travellers. the palms and coconut trees the shore. Its one of Indias most spotless beaches.The beach is around 4 kilometres from Alibag beach. There are a slew of vacation rentals and motels along the coast.

Varsoli beach is Alibags least popular beach. In comparison to other beaches in Alibag, this one is less popular with tourists. Varsoli beach, only three kilometres from the city, is well-known for its beach resorts and villas, which are ideal for a relaxing vacation. its diversity of adventure sports, this beach serves as a naval station to the Indian army and is also a popular destination for tourists.

It is one of Alibags most popular tourist attractions, one of the most popular places, and is also known as Kolaba fort or Alibag fort. Kolaba Fort is an old fortified maritime base in Alibaug. When Shivaji Maharaj reigned over Maharashtra, this fort, which is almost 300 years old, served as the states primary naval base. When the sun goes down over Alibag Beach, it makes for a stunning scene.

This fort is located around 21 kilometres from Kashid Beach and is bordered by the turquoise coloured waves of the Arabian Sea. Murud-Janjira is a well-known sea fort. Originally constructed during the reign of Emperor Malik Amber, entrance to the fort exhibiting a sculpture representing a tiger captured by six elephants, which dates back to the 15th century AD.

The Alibag Beach, which is one of the most popular places to visit in Alibag, is a black-sand beach that provides a panoramic view of the Kolaba Fort from its rocky shores. Alibaug is also home to Mandwa Beach. It is well-known for the picturesque sunrise and sunset scenes that it offers.

Hidden in the thicket of wildflowers are the remnants of the Portuguese fort. The cannon holes on the seafront walls are the most noticeable feature. The natural beauty of the Ravdanda beach and genuine historic charm make this a must-see destination.