Savdav Waterfall

There is an alluring water fall at a village named Savadav in Kankavli Taluka. Being safe for swimming, it is crowded with tourists, especially during rainy season. With pleasant greenery all around.(31 km).

Saitwade waterfall

It is not among the most well-known waterfalls in the state of Maharashtra. But you can take nothing away from this, when it comes to beauty. It can be a wonderful weekend trip for you and your friends or family. You are sure to go back completely refreshed and full of memories of a wonderful trip.

Tambaldeg beach

MIthbav Tambaldeg Sangam point is a beautiful place to relax. It has a clean beach, serene atmosphere. A visit must for every beach lover. There is Gajba Devi temple at the seashore. Don’t miss the lovely view of the sunset from this temple. The extended landscape of the skyline and the sea meeting at a distance which is one of the most attractive sights.

The Devgad Beach

The Devgad Beach is a popular picnic spot 34 km away from our farm. It is located between the two small hills and there are some windmills located on a cliff on one end. The greenery on the beach side is marvelous. Activities like swimming and sunbathing can be enjoyed here. It has a very clean, nice and relaxing environment.

Kunkeshwar Temple

An ancient Shiva Temple also known as Konkan Kashi is situated on the bank of Arabian Sea, 38 Kms from our farm. A pristine beach with a very long stretch of seashore and white sand adds to the beauty of temple surrounding. Every year a huge celebration takes place on the occasion of Mahashivratri. During the festival a large number of devotees throng this place with their families and friends.

Vijaydurg Fort

Vijaydurg, located 50 km from the farm is easily accessible. Vijaydurg, the oldest fort restructured in the 17th century by Shivaji Maharaj. It is surrounded by water on all the four side but connected to land through a narrow road. The port adjacent to the fort is a natural port and is still used by local fishermen. The fort also has a 200 m long tunnel for emergency evacuation. The fort was also known as the ‘Eastern Gibraltar’ because of its imposing presence.