Revdanda is a beach town in Raigad district and Revdanda fort is one of the oldest Portuguese forts in Maharashtra. Remains of the Portuguese fort are covered with wild groves. What are the differences between the cannon holes in the walls of the seafront. Although the fort is now in ruins, it is a pure historical attraction with its unique beauty of nature. You must visit Revdanda fort during your Revdanda trip. This fort is located at the mouth of Kundalika river.
Revdanda Fort, also known as Revdanda Agarkot, was built in 1558 by the Portuguese Captain Soj in 1740, Revdanda and Korlai forts came under Maratha rule, according to an agreement made by the Portuguese. The perimeter of the fort is about 5 km. The entire rampart has two main gates, one from the north and the other from the south. The north gate was used for land connection and the south gate for sea. This route runs from Revdanda Bay to the main sea. The north and south gates are directly connected by a long road made of stone. Now, only the remnants of the ancient fort remain on the western side of the compound. The remaining part has become Revdanda village with houses and agricultural lands over time. There is a Datta temple in the Chaul area of Revdanda. The temple is at the top of the peak, the road to the temple is about 1500 steps high. From this temple we can see the whole region around Revdanda. And it is believed to have been built during the reign of King Shivaji to keep an eye on the enemy. There is a big festival of five days in a year, it starts from Lord Datta’s birthday and lasts for 5 days.
Revdanda Beach which is about 17 km from Alibag & only 105 km from Mumbai. It is a remote beach located on the Konkan coast of Maharashtra. This beach is covered with black and clear sand. At this point, while trying to beat the blues and try to revive your flared nerves, you might find the peace that awaits you on this beach vacation. At Korlai Fort, about 6 km from Revdanda Beach, you can take a local cab or auto. There is a Birla Ganesha temple here, with attractive interiors and exquisite carvings. From October until the summer heat, you can visit Revdanda in comfort as there is perfect weather during this period without rain or scorching heat. The fortifications of Revdanda fort have two main gates, one from the north and the other from the south. The north gate is used for land connection and the south gate for sea. This route runs from Revdanda Bay to the main sea. The Portuguese built a dock here which eventually ceased to exist. The north and south gates are directly connected by a long road made of stone. Now, just west of the compound are the remains of an ancient fort. The rest has become Revdanda village with houses and farmland over time.
