Revdanda Fort

Opening hours- 9:00 am to 5:30 pm

Prime days and hours- Weekends, Mornings 

Suggested Duration- 2-3 hours

Tickets- Free Entry

Nearest Railway Station- Roha Railway Station, about 39 km

Nearest Bus Stand- Alibaug Bus Stand, about 17 km

Nearest Airport- Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, about 126 km

Revdanda Fort is a lesser-known yet historically significant fort located near Alibaug, Maharashtra, where the Arabian Sea meets the scenic Konkan coastline. Originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century, this fort once served as a vital maritime outpost and trading centre. Though much of the structure is now in ruins, remnants of thick stone walls, bastions, and underground tunnels still narrate tales of power, trade, and naval ambitions.

Inside the fort, you’ll find traces of an old Portuguese church, a bell tower, and a long stone-paved road connecting the fort’s two main gates, one facing the land and the other facing the sea. Just beside the fort lies Revdanda Beach, a serene stretch of golden sands known for its peaceful vibe and captivating sunsets.

Offering a mix of colonial history and coastal charm, it is often listed among the most fascinating places to visit near Revdanda Beach for peaceful exploration and local heritage.

• Explore Revdanda Fort, a 16th-century Portuguese sea fort situated near Alibaug in Maharashtra, renowned for its colonial ruins and coastal charm.
• Walk through the remnants of massive fort walls, bastions, and underground tunnels that echo tales of battles, trade, and maritime power.
• Unwind at Revdanda Beach, just beside the fort, where golden sands and serene waves create a perfect setting for sunsets and photography.
• Visit the ruins of an old Portuguese church and bell tower, now silent witnesses to centuries of shifting empires and spiritual journeys.
• Climb to the Datta Mandir perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the Revdanda coastline and believed to be built during Shivaji’s reign.