Karde Murud and Harnai beach
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Our destination on this trip includes beautiful Ladghar Beach, along with Karde, Murud, Palande and Harnai Beaches with the scenic coastal ride for a 2 day weekend trip from Pune. This blog is a photo log of the Karde/Murud village on the sea coast along with Harnai beach and fish market.
Karde beach is one of the calm, scenic and romantic beach on the Konkan coast (north of Dapoli) which is a must visit beach if you are staying in Pune, Mumbai and Kolhapur. The water is calm, clean sand and the beach is quite too long.
Murud has a lot of beach restaurants which serves veg food and delicious fresh seafood on order. Karde doesn’t have any restaurant on the beach. Beach is safe to swim and you can see white and brown sand patches on the beach. Murud Beach is pretty famous among the tourist and has plenty of beach sports like Dirt biking, Parasailing, Banana/Bumper ride and many more.
Palande beach is just ahead of Murud beach but due to lack of time is ignored this beach and moved towards the north for fishing village of Harnai.
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| Fishing Boat at Harnai Beach |
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| Mukhtar |
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| Myself at Karde beach coastal road |
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| Karde Beach |
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| Karde Beach |
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| Scenic coastal road at Karde Beach |
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| Karde Beach |
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| Karde Beach |
The distance between Karde and Murud is hardly 6 km. Both
villages share same coastal line so you can take a long walk on the beach towards
Murud.
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| Karde - Murud road |
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| Black beauty at Murud Beach |
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| Scenic Murud Beach |
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| Black beauty at Murud Beach |
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| Myself at Murud Beach |
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| Murud Beach |
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| Mukhtar |
Harnai beach is a tourist destination known for its serenity with an extended rocky coast and clean black sand. It is the best weekend gateway for residents of Mumbai and Pune, as it is just within the range of 200 kms. The beach belongs to the small town called Murud Harnai, which in turn belongs to the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra.
Harne port is famous for the fish auction which happens twice a day and it is assumed to be one of the largest suppliers of fish to Maharashtra and it also Export. Famous Fish beach market carried on a daily basis in morning & in the evening. Also, there are three forts/structures next to each other worth a visit along with the Suvarnadurg island fort.
While going to beach we took the route from Mahabaleshwar and Kashedi Ghat, so while returned we planned to take the Varandha Ghat route to witness the scenic sunset from Varandha Ghat. Varandha Ghat is the must visit place and most scenic place of Maharashtra in Monsoon.
Accommodation:
There are plenty of options to stay on all of this beaches. We stayed in Sagar Hill Hotel on Karde beach and Hotel Sea Land at Ladghar beach. Visit my Hotel Review blogs for more information.
Best Time to Visit
Anywhere between October and March, soon after the monsoon ends would be the most ideal time to visit all the beaches in Dapoli. You can expect the perfect weather that’s pleasantly cool during this period.
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| Harnai Beach fish market area |
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| Harnai Beach/ Harne port |
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| Harnai Beach with Fatehgad Fort view |
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| Fishing boat of Harnai |
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| Black beauty at Harnai Beach |
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| Varandha Ghat |
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| Varandha Ghat |
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| Famous spot Varandha Ghat |
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| Scenic view of Varandha Ghat |
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| Scenic Sunset at Varandha Ghat |
There are plenty of options to stay on all of this beaches. We stayed in Sagar Hill Hotel on Karde beach and Hotel Sea Land at Ladghar beach. Visit my Hotel Review blogs for more information.
Best Time to Visit
Anywhere between October and March, soon after the monsoon ends would be the most ideal time to visit all the beaches in Dapoli. You can expect the perfect weather that’s pleasantly cool during this period.
Here's a map for reference of our coastal ride:
Other places to visit in Konkan:
- Diveagar & Shrivardhan Beach
- Chiwla Beach in Malvan
- Murud Janjira Fort
- Harihareshwar Beach
- Pradakshina Marg
- Kashid Beach
- Alibaugh & Nagaon Beach
- Ladghar Beach
- Suvarnadurg fort
- Velas Turtle festival
- Ganpati Pule Beach
- Tarkarli Beach
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