All About India's First 'Over The Sea' Zipline Facility
Adventure junkies can add Maharashtra's Ratnagiri to their bucket list as the region now has a Sea Zipline facility, which is also India's first 'over the sea' zipline facility, as per Maharashtra tourism. Located near Nevare village in Ratnagiri, Aare Ware Beach is inviting visitors to enjoy a unique sea-bound experience.
The Information
The over the sea zipline facility is situated at Aare Ware Beach along Ganpati Pule Highway in Ratnagiri. Operating hours for this thrilling adventure span from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, allowing visitors ample time to partake in the exhilarating experience. This unique sea-bound journey reportedly costs INR 600 per person, making it an accessible opportunity for those seeking adventure along the Konkan coast.
About Aare Ware Beach
This inventive experience offers an uncommon perspective of the expansive sea, providing an elevated excitement for those searching for a different adventure.
What sets Aare Ware Beach apart is its untouched and unspoiled charm. Unlike some more popular beaches, Aare Ware remains relatively undiscovered, providing a peaceful escape. The expansive stretch of soft sand invites leisurely walks. The beach offers surreal views of the sunrise and sunset, painting the sky in shades of pink and orange, making it a photographer's delight.
Aare Ware is also known for its clear and inviting waters, making it a favourable spot for a refreshing dip.
Places To Visit Nearby
Begin with the historic Jaigad Fort, offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea. Continue to Ganpatipule, a town renowned for its Ganesh temple and Ganpatipule Beach. Visit the scenic Ratnadurg Fort for a glimpse into maritime history. Pawas village, known for the Swami Swaroopanand Ashram, provides spiritual solace. Conclude your journey at the Thibaw Palace in Ratnagiri, an architectural marvel with colonial influences.
Getting There
Aare Ware Beach is well-connected by road; use private vehicles or buses from Ratnagiri, accessible via Ganpati Pule Highway.
