Explore the beautiful beaches of Takarli and Malvan

New Aarya Homestay is located right by the main road from Malvan just as you reach Tarkarli. The homestay is hardly a five minutes drive from the white sand beaches of Tarkarli.

There is lots to see and experiance near this homestay in Tarkarli. The white sand beaches of Tarkarli definitely is the primary attraction however once you enjoy a boat ride in the karli backwaters you will realise that the boatride is equally enchanting.

Drive straight ahead to reach the picturesqu Devbaug sangam where the Karli backwaters meet the sea. Visit Tsunami islands to enjoy some thrilling water rides and also parasailing in the sea!

Drive in the opposite direction to reach Malvan. A Fort after which the district was named, Sindhudurg fort built between 1664-67 AD by Shivaji maharaj is the most prominent landmark of this region.

One of the best preserved sea forts, Sindhudurg fort has a four kms long rampart with 42 bastions. S.C.U.B.A diving is organized near the fort too. Chivla beach and Malvan rock gardens are also worth a visit while here.

Activities in Tarkarli

Sight seeing around Tarkarli

Tarkarli happens to be in a region that springs up a surprise at every turn. Tarkarli has something of everything to keep you excited during your holidays in Tarkarli.

S.C.U.B.A diving in Tarkarli

Since the advent of S.C.U.B.A diving in Tarkarli popularity of Tarkarli has peaked!

Watersports in Tarkali

Water rides are available at Tsunami island just a few minutes drive from New Aarya homestay.

Parasailing in the sea

Parasailing in the sea is also available at Tsunami island offering aireal vies of Devbug sangam!

Sightseeing near Tarkarli

What to see during a long trip to Tarkarli

There is lots to see around Tarkarli. About 60 Kms to the north of Tarkarli is Devgad, famous for the Alphonso mangoes. Kunkeshwar Temple with a pristine beach to add to its aesthetic appeal is near Devgad.

To the south of Tarkarli just 40 kms by 'sagari mahamarg' is Vengurla, and in between Tarkarli and Vengurla lies the beaches of Nivati and Bhogwe.

A bird watchers paradise Vengurla Rocks or the Burnt island is an island off the coast from Malvan. Burnt island is a traditional roosting and nesting site of the Indian Swiftlet, the Edible nest swiftlet and many more species of avians.