Tarkarli
Tarkarli beach boasts of the finest talcum powder sand to be found along the Konkan - this is not a travel writer's cliche. The water is so clear that you can see the sea bed upto a depth of 15 ft or more. Tarkarli has an 8 km long coastline that makes it ideal for early morning walks. you might also be able to see a turtle drying itself on the sand or laying its eggs. Tarkarli sways to a beat of its own in the shadows of coconut fronds, a gentle, laid back beat thats all pervasive. You will be lulled into appreciating the Zen art of doing nothing and settle into a comfortable rythm of reading and sleeping interrupted by lazy swims and cold beers and ofcours delicious malvani food.
pervasive. You will be lulled into appreciating the Zen art of doing nothing and settle into a comfortable rythm of reading and sleeping interrupted by lazy swims and cold beers and ofcours delicious malvani food.
How to Reach Tarkarli from Pune - Tarkarli is a good 400 Km from Pune but well worth the travel. The best route would be the Pune - Kolhapur highway From Kolhapur take the state highway through Radhanagari - Kankavli - Ponda Ghats that meets the Bombay Goa highway via Nandgaon.
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Around Tarkarli
Deobagh Village - The little fishing village of Deobagh lies wedged between the sea and Karli river to the south of the Tarkarli beach. Its a pleasent little walk, especially just before sunset. Hire a country craft from the boatmen here a nd cruise down the Karli river. Its a perfect recipe for a memorable experiance.
Backwaters of Tarkarli - Don't leave Tarkarli without a houseboat ride that glides across the backwaters of the Karli river between Kudal and Tarkarli. Like the Kerala backwaters this waterway is the lifeline of the people living on its banks. The backwater cruises was launched in 2003
Kerala backwaters this waterway is the lifeline of the people living on its banks. The cruises was launched in 2003
Dhamapur Lake
Sindhudurg's picturesque 5 acre lake is famous for its crystal clear pure water. The ancient Bhagwati temple sits by the edge of the lake. Boating is possible in the lake and there are a couple of lakeside resorts too thats available.
Kudal and Tarkarli. Like the Kerala backwaters this waterway is the lifeline of the people living on its banks. The backwater cruises was launched in 2003
