Karwar

Karwar is located on the banks of the river Kali. It has an intense history in regards to the various kings and their rules and hence has a diverse culture, though it is mainly dominated by that of south India. The name 'Karwar' has been acquired from a neighbouring village named 'Kadwad'. Karwar is known for its natural biodiversity which is again owing to its unique location.
Karwar is filled to the brim with places that provide exhilarating adventures as well as those that provide travellers with serenity and peace. The area in which Karwar is situated is well known for its tranquil and wholesome pulchritude and majestic hill and mountain ranges. There are many hotels where you can get comfortable and cosy accommodations according to your tastes. There are many luxurious hotels located very near to the highway itself making it easy to convene.

Karwar is a bit of paradise for all those interested in seafood. The main elements of the food here are rice, coconut, cashews and the local cuisine is almost defined by the flattering variety of seafood here. The delicacies that you must relish here are Karle Ambat (crab masala), Bangada fry, oysters and clams, Masli Kadi ( fish and coconut gravy), Sukhe Masli (dried and salted fish), chilly squid, Rice Dosa and more.
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Day 1 - Reach Karwar by morning and once you are checked in at your hotel, freshen up and commence your excursion by paying a visit to Shivaganga Falls. You can then head out to the local Karwar market for shopping and lunch. Post lunch, you can continue your excursion with a visit to the Warship Museum. Later, you can go to the Ravindranath Tagore Beach for a beautiful moonlight stroll.
Day 2 - Take the early morning ferry to the Devbagh Beach which is situated about three kilometers in the Arabian Sea. Next, you can visit the Sadashivgad Hill Fort and the Durga Temple, situated on an almost two hundred feet high hillock. You can try some local hotel to get a taste of the local food there and head to the Kali Bridge next.
Day 3 - You can take an early morning walk at the beach and head out to visit the nearby temples and places of pilgrimage. Post lunch, you can take the ferry and head out to the Oyester Rock Lighthouse, where you can enjoy a gorgeous sunset.