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Revadanda, also spelled Revdanda, is a coastal village in Raigad district, Maharashtra, India. It sits at the mouth of the Kundalika River where it meets the Arabian Sea, about 120 kilometres south of Mumbai. The village is known for the ruins of Revadanda Fort, built by the Portuguese in the 16th…
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About Revadanda
Where to stay in Revadanda
Revadanda Village. The main village area is close to the beach and the fort ruins, with a mix of homestays and villas. Staying here puts you within walking distance of the sea and local eateries.
Chaul. Just north of Revadanda, Chaul is a historic area with its own beach and scattered villas. It offers a quieter setting with easy access to both Revadanda and Nagav Beach.
Alibaug. About 20 kilometres north, Alibaug is a larger town with more restaurants, shops, and a wider range of hotels. It serves as a convenient base if you want more amenities while exploring the coast.
Getting there and around
Revadanda is about 120 kilometres from Mumbai and can be reached by road via the Mumbai-Goa Highway (NH-66) to Alibaug, then south along the coastal road. Alternatively, take a ferry from Mumbai's Gateway of India to Mandwa or Alibaug, then hire a taxi or take a bus. From Pune, the drive is roughly 150 kilometres via the expressway and NH-66. Once in Revadanda, getting around is easiest by auto-rickshaw, taxi, or rented scooter. Local buses connect to Alibaug and nearby villages, but services can be infrequent.
When to go
The best time to visit Revadanda is from November to February, when the weather is dry and comfortable, with daytime temperatures suitable for beach activities and sightseeing. The monsoon months from June to September bring heavy rainfall and rough seas, making outdoor activities less enjoyable. Summer, from March to May, can be hot and humid, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. If you plan to visit during the monsoon, be prepared for occasional travel disruptions and limited beach access.
Questions, answered
What is the best way to reach Revadanda from Mumbai?
The most common route is by road via the Mumbai-Goa Highway to Alibaug and then south. Alternatively, you can take a ferry from Mumbai to Mandwa or Alibaug and continue by taxi or bus.
Are there beaches in Revadanda?
Yes, Revadanda has a long beach at the mouth of the Kundalika River. It is generally clean and less crowded than beaches in Alibaug, but swimming can be unsafe due to strong currents.
What is Revadanda Fort?
Revadanda Fort is a ruined Portuguese fort dating back to the 16th century. It offers a glimpse into the region's colonial history and provides views of the river and sea.
Is Revadanda suitable for a family vacation?
Yes, Revadanda is a quiet destination suitable for families. Many accommodations offer villas with pools and lawns, and the beach is good for walks and picnics.
What local food should I try in Revadanda?
The local cuisine is Malvani, known for its seafood and coconut-based curries. Try fresh fish, prawns, and sol kadhi, a popular drink.
Can I visit Revadanda as a day trip from Alibaug?
Yes, Revadanda is about a 30-minute drive from Alibaug, making it easy to visit as a day trip. However, staying overnight allows you to explore more of the area.