About Nivati Beach

Nivati is an unexplored piece of land that springs a surprise at every turn you take. It is a secluded cove with a beautiful stretch of white sand beach and a turquoise blue sea to complement it. The Nivati beach is without a doubt the main attraction in Nivati. The Nivati Fort plays sentinal to this beautiful shoreline and makes your vacation an unforgetable experience.

Nivati rock, about 10 nautical miles into the sea, is a group of three rocky islands and is a haven for explorers in you… not to forget Nivati backwaters… Nivati is also blessed with a 5 Km long backwater bordering the paddy fields and a cruise in the narrow water lanes of Nivati backwaters displaying the panorama of simple village life is an experience in itself.

Nivati Fort by the seashore impress upon the visitor by its range of rocks situated at its bottom. The rippling perennial springs here content one’s mind. One can see dolphin droop near Nivati beach; which is amongst the most beautiful beaches in the entire Konkan region.

Kille Nivati is actually one of the areas (“Wadi” in local language) of Parule village and natural beauty gives this place a different edge. Kille Nivati, as its name suggests is a fort, constructed by great Maratha ruler Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. From this fort, one can observe Bhogave’s allevaing beach. Currently, this place doesn’t enjoy frequent visits by tourists, so one can really devour the untouched beauty of this wonderland. Here one can enjoy local cuisuine.

The place is a perfect nesting place for beach lovers. Walk on a virgin beach, enjoy melody of waves throughout a day or lay lazily on white sand….

A bird watchers paradise Burnt Island is one of the three main islands off the coast from Nivati. Burnt Island is a traditional roosting and nesting site of the Indian Swiftlet, the Edible nest swiftlet and many more species of avian.