When you travel to Sindhudurg, you will love to visit popular tourist spots and enjoy the local culture. Amongst other Things to do in Sindhudurg, you can surely explore some of the best things to do in Sindhudurg to make your trip a fulfilling one. On a trip to Sindhudurg things to do can include exploring Sindhudurg attractions and visiting the places of interest. The fort is located on a small, rocky island in the Arabian Sea, and was the citadel of the Maratha ruler ChatrapatiShivaji. Earlier known as the Malvan fort, it can be reached by taking a boat or a ferry from the Malvan Port. This impressive structure was used by Shivaji to safeguard his kingdom and keep an eye on his enemies. The fort provides mesmerizing views of the sea. The island still has some families that live here and maintain the fort and the temples on the island.

Visiting this fort has timing of morning 9am to 6pm Vijay Durg means the ‘Victory Fort’. In olden times, this place was called ‘Gheraia’ and was built by the rulers of Bijapur and reinforced and added on to by ChatrapatiShivaji in the 17th century. This fort has a rich history and has been a witness to many wars. The imposing fort is one of the most prominent monuments in the region. At a distance of 29 km from Devgad, 73 km from Malvan and 100 km from Ratnagiri, Vijaydurg Fort is an ancient fort situated on a hill near the mouth of the Vaghotan River in Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra. It is one of the largest forts in the Konkan coast of Maharashtra and also one of the top places to visit in Ratnagiri.

The place of Kunakeshwar near Devgad and has a beautiful coastline, this place is situated near the temple of Kunakeshwar. This is a fairly clean, low-pitched area. Konkan and sea enjoyment can be enjoyed here .Kunkeshwar boiled beans are delicious .There is a great fish meal for Goddess. It can be experienced at Konkan at reasonable rates. This 12th century temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is also known as the Kashi of Konkana. It is said that the temple was built by descendants of Lord Krishna, the rulers of the Yadava dynasty. The temple is located at the Kunkeshwar village and is a fine example of Konkani architecture. There is a famous beach near the Kukeshwar temple. Here every year millions of domestic and foreign tourists visit. About 100 shilings are carved on the yachts of the sea. During the ohti, these Shivlingas can be seen. The ancient cave in Kunakeshwar is a cave located in a mountain of junction in a mountain in Kunakeshwar village. There are many masked masks of Shivling, Nandi, and men and women in this cave.

Sindhudurg has some of the prettiest waterfalls in Maharashtra, and you would love to visit them all. The most famous are the Napne waterfall in Sherpe Village, Vaibhawadi, and the Amboli Falls in the Sahayadri Range. Amboli is a hill station, and offers beautiful views of the Sahayadri Hills. The Hiranyakeshi River also flows from the hills across Amboli. this is the only falls which have accessed using well-built concrete steps going up. It is a nice place to visit the falls, enjoy the water place, and spend some time out there, mind you there is an entry fee of Rs 10/- for anyone wanting to go up the stairs. The steps can also be slippery. We had been during the winter months, but yet there was water instead of no water. It is worth visiting this falls if you’re planning for Amboli. In a rainy season this is one of the most beautiful route to drive in western ghat. Unlimited curves, wa‐ terfalls, fog, wonderful views and so much fun in this place makes to feel like come back again and again.