Things to do in Dapoli

Many tourists visit this place day in and day out and the beach is considered to be one of the top tourist destinations. The beach is a scenic beauty filled with crystal clear blue waters and its one of a kind black sand coastline  

 This temple has Peshwian style of architecture. You can experience uninterrupted tranquility here. Way to Keshvraj is a small trek passing through coconut, beetle nut, mango and cashew trees.  

 Stretching over 2 km with palm trees sidelining the shore, white sand spread over till your eyes can see that shines like diamonds in the sunlight, pristine waters and beauty that cannot be summed up in words.  

 Do Not Forget to Visit Palande Beach to  spot Dolphins, If you are Lucky, you can spot them at arms length from boat 

 It was considered as the pride or the "feather in the golden cap of Marathas". Built by Adilshah Navy for defense purposes, the fort also had a shipbuilding facility. 

 When you are here please do not miss the chance to buy a fresh catch and yes dont forget to bargain local vendors 

 This cave complex has around 30 Buddhist Caves. The Hinayana sect began carving caves in 3rd century AD, beginning with the stupa in the current Cave.  The caves have inscriptions in Brahmi and Devanagari script. 

 This is situated just on the main road, while going from Ladghar to Dabhol/ Velneshwar. Very attractive monument and is a private property, kept neatly. It resembles of the earth approx 40 feet diameter & lord Parashurama standing on it. 

 Ladghar is a small beach in length to the south of the rocky hillock which separates it from Karde. It extends up to Burundi. Parasailing and water sports  is available in Ladghar and are very popular.