Places to Visit Near Revdanda, Alibaug

Kolaba/Alibaug Fort (3 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

Alibaug Fort is one of the protected monuments in Maharashtra, which was built by the Maratha warrior Shivaji Maharaj. This place is rich with historical significance and there is a Siddhivinayak Temple inside this structure. The fort is open for visitors throughout the year and there is a nominal entry fee for entrance.

Alibaug Beach (1.5 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

Alibaug beach is another popular beach in Maharashtra frequented by tourists. This is the main beach in Alibaug town. It is known for its clean coastline and the incredible views of the Kolaba Fort along with mesmerizing sunset views. The beach is vibrant with bathers in the morning and food stalls in the evening.

Murud-Janjira Fort (53 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

Murud-Janjira Fort is an island fort - one of the strongest marine forts in India. The Janjira is derived from the Arabic word Jazeera - meaning island. The fort was built in the 15th century and successfully defended against several British and Portuguese attacks over centuries. You can reach the fort only through a boat from the Rajapuri jetty, which is 2 kms away from the Janjira fort.

Nagaon Beach (8.5 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

Nagaon beach is a 3 km long flat beach with a fine mixture of white and black sand. It is a popular getaway place for tourists from Mumbai and Pune. Due to its flat surface, it is safe for swimming. This beach is also a hub for several water sport activities that you can enjoy here like parasailing, jet-skiing, motorboat ride, banana ride, and the likes.

Kashid Beach (32 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

Kashid Beach is yet another favorite getaway for the patrons from Mumbai and Pune. It is a perfectly calm and serene place for anyone looking for a break from the bustling city life. This beach also hosts many water sport activities you can indulge in. Also, the shacks here offering coconut water, drinks and local snacks add to the perfect holiday experience.

Phansad Bird Sanctuary (50 kms from Alibaug Bus Stand)

In the land of beaches, there is something for nature and wildlife enthusiasts too. Spanning to an area of 52 sqm, this forest and sanctuary was earlier a private hunting zone for the Siddhi Nawab of the Janjira state. The sanctuary is home to varied rare species which you might not be able to encounter easily like hyena, jungle cat, palm civet, barking deer, bonnet macaque, wild boar, Malabar giant squirrel, and others. There are 148 species of birds as well which include pied hornbill, three-toed kingfisher, malkoha pitta and the likes.