Malvan

Located next to Chivla beach, this garden is built on a rocky shore that has been shaped by continuous waves crashing into it over centuries. A well landscaped space, it provides a serene setting for visitors to enjoy picturesque views of the sea.

Covering a total area of 29.12 sq.km. and established in 1987, the Malvan Marine Sanctuary is known for its rich marine biodiversity that include corals, molluscs and pearl oysters.

An imposing fort surrounded by water and treacherous rocks on all sides, making it virtually impossible for enemies to approach without being seen, Sindhudurg was built in 1664-67 AD by the great Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Located on the outskirts of the Malvan town, this beach is a long expanse of sun-kissed shore and lies at the confluence of the Karli river and Arabian Sea.

The island is located off the coast of Malvan and is popular among tourists because of its sandy beaches (which get partially submerged during high tide), and thrilling water sports.

A prominent religious shrine in Malvan, the Rameshwar temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and features traditional Konkani architecture.

Located in Achara village on the outskirts of Malvan, this beach is known for its beautiful, clean expanse of pristine sand, alluring azure sea, and mangrove forest.

Located 12 kilometres from Malvan, in the hamlet of Bilwas, this grand ancient temple is dedicated to the local deity of Bilwas known as Shri Sateri.