Kondivali Beach

Kondivali Beach is a secluded coastal stretch located approximately 5 to 10 km from Shrivardhan in Raigad district, Maharashtra. Situated between Shrivardhan and Diveagar along the MSH-4 coastal road, it is known for its relatively uncrowded shoreline and white sand sections. The beach lies near Aravi village and features a mix of sandy and rocky terrain backed by casuarina trees. It serves as a quieter alternative to nearby commercial beaches and is accessible via a scenic coastal drive.

Visitors can expect a serene and less commercialized beach environment with stretches of white sand and some rocky areas. The beach is situated alongside a coastal road that offers scenic views and opportunities for beach drives. A small Shankar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is located near the shore. While some sources mention water sports availability, other visitor reports indicate limited or no organized activities, suggesting conditions vary seasonally or by operator. The area remains largely undeveloped with minimal hawkers or facilities.

The beach is associated with a small ancient Shankar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati located nearby, which holds local religious significance.