Kurli Beach — Attraction in undefined

Getting to Kurli Beach is a bit of an adventure, with a narrow kilometer-long approach road winding through the Kurli Village from the main highway. However, the journey is well worth it for the reward that awaits. This beach feels truly hidden, offering a rare escape from the crowds – there were literally none during our visit.

The beach itself is strikingly beautiful, featuring yellowish sand contrasted by clear waters and dramatic black rocks. Backed by high mountains on three sides, it feels incredibly secluded and private.

What's particularly special about Kurli Beach is its untouched nature. It's completely uncommercialized, with no hawkers, shops, or snack stalls to be found. This adds to its serene and natural charm. But it has its own disadvantages too.

Unfortunately, there is an issue with plastic pollution. Near the entry point, we did notice a significant amount of plastic bottles, polybags, beer bottles etc, undoubtedly washed ashore by the waves. It's a stark reminder of our collective impact of using plastic bottles and throwing them in oceans and rivers! Please avoid this! Thankfully, beyond this initial area, the beach was surprisingly clean.

For those looking for a peaceful retreat, there are a few homestays nearby, including the Todankar Villa cottages where we stayed. Kurli Beach offers a unique opportunity to experience the raw beauty of the coastline without the usual tourist bustle. If you're prepared for a slightly off-the-beaten-path location and can look past the initial patch of plastic, you'll discover a truly tranquil and...

This beach is kind of a hidden place. There is one faded sign board written Kurli on it which no can identify while driving. Almost 4 kms from the Bhatye beach while driving to Ganeshghule or Pawas. Try not to drive too fast or else you can not find this hidden treasure. A pitched narrow road with gravels will lead you to the beach through a small village. Its kind of a private beach for them makes me jealous. No crowd , no pollution and clean beach broadcasted in almost 800 Meters. You can go with the family and relax there. If you want some peace and bliss , spend some time here listening to waves. Pictures will clear...

Fantastic beach. Absolutely clean. Clear water. No outsiders nuisance. You can take your car on the beach and drive it as well. Just be careful while doing so, if the car is loaded it can get stuck in the sand. The beach is in the village ‘Kurli’ which is approx 4-5 kms from Ratnagiri city. The beach is located between 2 small hills on either side. The entire coastline from Ratnagiri to Purnagad is full of such small villages with beautiful beaches. On the right side of Kurli beach is the famous Bhatye beach and on the left side is the...