Nagaon Beach

Nagaon Beach is a coastal attraction located in the Nagaon village of Raigad district, Maharashtra, approximately 7 to 9 km from Alibag town. Situated along the Arabian Sea on the Alibaug-Revdanda road, this 3 km long beach is noted for its cleanliness and groves of cypress, coconut, and betel nut trees. It is a popular destination primarily known for water sports activities such as jet skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides, alongside picnics and weekend visits.

Visitors can expect a 3 km stretch of coastline lined with cypress and coconut trees suitable for walks and picnics. The beach is a hub for water sports including jet skiing, parasailing, bumper rides, and banana boat rides operated by local vendors. Accommodation options include cottages and bungalows owned by locals, and food stalls serving local delicacies are available nearby. The area is generally clean and attracts significant crowds during weekends and holidays.

The name Nagaon is derived from the Prakritized Sanskrit name 'Naggram', mentioned in the 15th-17th century Marathi text Mahikavatichi Bakhar, where 'gram' was a Shilahara-era suffix for a small village.