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Aare Ware Beach: This untouched beach near Ganpatipule promises not one, but two pristine beaches free of tourism. The golden sun and azure waters are breathtaking. These twin beaches, known as Aare-Ware, were formed as a result of a mountain corner that became submerged in the sea. The two sides of the same mountain, the Aare and Ware beaches, were formed ages ago due to the mountain's convergence into the ocean. That means you can drive along the ghat while admiring the views of the sea and coast and getting lost in the experience.
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Hedvi Beach: Hedvi Beach is a lesser-known beach famous for its black sand. Hedvi, in the Ratnagiri district, is unlike any other beach in the area because it is located between two white-sand beaches, Guhagar, Velneshwar, and Ganpatipule. It has a rich cultural and historical heritage, as well as mythical roots. The black sand is formed by the erosion of the rocks, and because the area is extremely rocky, swimming is not recommended. The beach stretch is short but lovely. The beach is easily accessible from Mumbai, Pune, and Goa.
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Kalamb Beach: Who knew Mumbai had been hiding this hidden gem all these years? Apart from the well-known Juhu Beach and Chowpatty, Kalamb Beach is a pleasant surprise because it is close to Mumbai and has beautiful sunsets. The trees on one side make an ideal setting for a wonderful picnic or a quick one-day getaway. With little to no commercial activity, you can enjoy this little-known beach free of commercialism.
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Shiroda Beach: Shiroda, in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg district, is home to some of the state's most beautiful beaches. Shiroda is close to Pansal, a village famous for being a stop on Gandhi's Dandi March, in addition to its pristine beach. The beach is tranquil, and you can chase sunsets while relaxing in a shack along the coast. If you enjoy adventure, try out some water sports such as jet skiing, paragliding, and parasailing.
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Bhatye Beach: This lovely 1.5-kilometer-long beach stretch is located in Ratnagiri, with the Sahyadri Range in the background. Bhatye Beach and Mandvi Beach are only separated by a creek and a lighthouse. Nature at its best can be found here. If you want to take a ride, there are camels and horses on the beach. This beach offers few to no water sports, but it does serve coconut water and other fast food. Another fun attraction nearby, just a few kilometres away, is Kohinoor Point, which offers the best sunrise and sunset views.
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