Sunshine47906860275
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 27 May 2023
Nice Place
Nice Historical place and Visited with Friends and family at weekends long drive with vacation Treeking is good View is super
MandarD_12
★★★3.0Wrote on 18 Apr 2023
Good only if you have time and ready for long walk
This is unique historic place to visit. Please ensure to ready to walk and take sunglasses / hats and plenty of water. Overall it is good place however considering cost (boat ride is 100 per person and 5 per person in fort. and parking is 100 per car) it is little costly and does not make it worth it. There is guide available which can be additional cost (500 /- and onwards). Without guide it is just structures. It is not as informative to go by yourself. Getting into boat and out can be little challenging for senior citizens and with small kids. This closed at 5 PM. You need good 3-4 hours to complete.
hemantu2022
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 5 Mar 2023
lovely---wonder how they did this centuries back
Must visit, the boat ride the island fort, and the strength the fort Exudes. Proud of Marathas!!. Today we have a rainfall and our roads are washed off!. Worth learning from our ancestors on Quality and commitment!
shouches
★1.0Wrote on 4 Nov 2022
Mountain of garbage and filth desecrating a great fort
I visited the fort a second time in October 2022 and was very disappointed. The place was over-crowded to say the least. Worse, it was dirty. During the 10 minute boat ride to the fort, I saw tourists merrily throwing plastic and other litter in the water. Far from warning them, the boat men made their own contribution to the filth by spitting into the water continuously. I saw indulgent parents encouraging their child to pee and do potty right next to the jetty. All this, within a few metres of the spot where tourists were scuba diving to see corals and marine life. The fort itself was a mountain of garbage. Stalls selling juice, bottled water either did not have dustbins or the dustbins were never used by tourists who simply tossed their litter wherever they wanted. It was such a sorry state that we were fed up and left the place within minutes. If you are going to this place, please, please - do not litter!
yeh_me_mun
★★★★4.0Wrote on 2 May 2022
Very nice place, Amazing experience
It is great, to reach there by ferry and it's ticket in Rs. 90/- person In fort there has many place to visit Sindhudurg fortress lies on the shore of Malvan town of Sindhudurg district in the Konkan region of Maharashtra which is 450 kilometres south of Mumbai. The fort lies on a rocky island just off the coast of Malvan which is accessible by a boat from mainland. The district is named after the fort of Sindhudurg which means 'Fort in the Sea'. Sindhudurg has 37 forts, the highest number of forts in Maharashtra as well as all types of forts Jaldurg (fort on Sea), Bhuikot (fort on land) and Giri (fort on hilltop). The hidden entrance! Unless you are a regular visitor, the entrance gate 'Dilli Darwaja' cannot be seen from anywhere. If an unfamiliar person tried to enter via boat which is the only option apart from air, it is sure that the boat would thwack on the rocks around the fort which again cannot be seen with naked eyes. Hence only people who are familiar with the fort premises would be able to enter the fort. A king with brains and guts! Along with the architectural brilliance and unique ranks, this fort also has temples inside it dedicated to Goddess Bhavani, Lord Hanuman and Jarimari. Along with these holy shrines, there is also a popular temple which is devoted to Shivaji, the only one of it's kind in the world. There are also hand-prints as well as footprints of Shivaji which have been embedded within the fort on a slab.
