Tarkarli beach is located near Malvan in Maharashtra, and it is very famous. Tarkarli beach is popular among tourists due to its very clean and clear water. Due to the clean and clear water here, many tourists from abroad also come here to do water sports like scuba diving. Due to the clean water, everyone gets the opportunity to dive into the depths of the sea. Moreover, since it is in Konkan, you can also taste the delicious dishes of Konkan here. If you are also thinking of going to Tarkarli, today we will tell you how to reach here and what to see.
To go to Tarkarli, you can get down at Sindhudurg or Kudal stations and take a bus to reach Malvan. After reaching Malvan, you can also stay in Malvan or take the ST to Tarkarli and stay in a hotel there. The distance from Malvan to Tarkarli is seven kilometers. You can use rickshaws or ST to go there. However, since Tarkarli is already very crowded, hotel bookings are limited. Therefore, you can save your time by booking a hotel before going there.
What will you see?
If you want to see the entire area of Malvan, Sindhudurg, Tarkarli, you need to have at least two to three days. So, even if you are thinking of visiting Tarkarli only, you can see many things here. There are four points to visit in the sea here. For this, you have to go boating. For a round trip of boating, each family usually has to pay a thousand to one and a half thousand rupees. During this, up to 15 kilometers are covered in the sea. Apart from this, four places can be seen here: Dolphin Point, Golden Rock, Tsunami Island and Sangam.
Sangam Point: The confluence of the Tarkarli River and the Arabian Sea is called ‘Sangam Point’. One can experience a different thrill here as one passes from the calm waters of the river into the waves of the sea.
Dolphin Point: Dolphins are also definitely seen in the Tarkarli sea. People also visit this beach to see dolphins. Sometimes, not just one or two, but ten to fifteen dolphins are seen roaming here.
Golden Rock Point: Next is a point called Golden Rock. When the sun shines on a rock in the middle of the sea, it starts shining like gold, hence the name ‘Golden Rock’.
The return journey begins after seeing the Tsunami Island Point Golden Rock. This The last point on the journey is Tsunami Island. It is said that this island was formed due to the tsunami that hit in 2004. There is a facility for water sports on this small island from boats. Also, there is an opportunity to taste ice cream, sorbet, poha and duhane at some stalls here. However, since the island is covered in water during high tide, you can only visit this island during low tide. Apart from this, you can also enjoy scuba diving and many other water sports here.
