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The Konkan Coastal Expedition: Mumbai – Tarkarli – Mumbai — motorcycle tour
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The Konkan Coastal Expedition: Mumbai – Tarkarli – Mumbai

Coastal Roads. Ferry Crossings. Endless Konkan. One Unforgettable Ride.

Eight days from Mumbai along the old Sagari Mahamarg coast road — five ferry crossings, sea forts, lighthouses, temples and near-empty beaches to Tarkarli and Malvan, and home along the Konkan highway.

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Duration
8D / 7N
Distance
1,115 km
Start / End
Mumbai
Max altitude
—
Next departure
15 Dec – 22 Dec 2026
From
₹45,000
Riding difficulty
Moderate

The expedition

Overview

This is the Konkan the highway never shows you. For five days we leave NH66 behind and ride the old Sagari Mahamarg, the narrow coastal road that hugs cliffs, cuts through coconut and mango groves, and crosses creeks on village vehicle ferries. We stop at sea forts, lighthouses, cliff-side temples and near-empty beaches, eat fresh Malvani and Kokani food every night, and spend a full day at Tarkarli and Malvan before riding home through the Konkan heartland.

Coastal Roads. Ferry Crossings. Endless Konkan. One Unforgettable Ride.

Route: Mumbai → Murud → Dapoli → Guhagar → Ganpatipule → Tarkarli → Chiplun → Mumbai. About 1,100 km in all, with 5 ferry crossings where the bikes ride on board: Mumbai–Mandwa, Agardanda–Dighi, Bagmandla–Bankot, Dabhol–Dhopave and Tavsal–Jaigad.

Best season: October to February.

Know before you go

  • Creek ferries run only in daylight and can pause in rough seas; the ride captain may change the order of stops on the day.
  • Coastal village roads are narrow, with cattle, fishing nets and sand on bends. We ride in daylight only.
  • Mobile network is patchy between Dighi and Ganpatipule. Carry some cash for ferries and small eateries.
  • Day 2 starts early to make both ferry crossings comfortably.
  • Days 7 and 8 are full highway days of 230–260 km each on NH66.
Duration
8 days / 7 nights
Distance
1,115 km
Start → End
Mumbai → Mumbai
Riding
Coastal village roads, cliff-side twisties, smooth national highway on the return
Category
Heritage Touring

Who is this ride for?

Moderate — suits riders comfortable with 80–210 km days on narrow coastal roads, plus two 230–260 km highway days.

Highlights

  • Ro-Pax ferry out of Mumbai

    Roll your motorcycle onto the M2M Ro-Pax ferry at Bhaucha Dhakka and ride off at Mandwa, skipping the city traffic.

  • Four creek ferry crossings

    On the Sagari Mahamarg: Agardanda–Dighi, Bagmandla–Bankot, Dabhol–Dhopave and Tavsal–Jaigad.

  • Sea forts and lighthouses

    Murud-Janjira, Jaigad fort and lighthouse, Ratnadurg and Sindhudurg.

  • Aare-Ware and the coastal temples

    The cliff road of Aare-Ware and the seaside temples of Kadyavarcha Ganpati, Ganpatipule and Kunkeshwar.

  • A full day at Tarkarli and Malvan

    The Sindhudurg boat ride, Malvan market and the Devbag sangam, with optional water sports and scuba diving.

  • Malvani and Kokani food

    Malvani seafood thalis, solkadhi and Kokani home cooking every evening.

Route map

Stop locations are approximate and the line on the map is indicative only, not the exact road.

Dashed line is an indicative connection between stops, not the road route.

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Overview

  • Mumbai (Bhaucha Dhakka)· Day 1
  • Murud· Day 1
  • Dapoli· Day 2
  • Guhagar· Day 3
  • Ganpatipule· Day 4
  • Tarkarli· Day 5
  • Chiplun· Day 7
  • Mumbai· Day 8

Day-by-day itinerary

Distances and riding times are estimates; road and weather conditions can change the plan on the day.

  1. We assemble at Bhaucha Dhakka and roll the bikes onto the M2M Ro-Pax ferry to Mandwa, leaving the city traffic behind. From Mandwa the coast road takes us through Alibaug and Revdanda to the white sands of Kashid Beach, and on to Murud for sunset over the sea.

    Route
    Mumbai → Murud
    Highlights & stops
    M2M Ro-Pax ferry (Mumbai–Mandwa), Alibaug, Revdanda, Kashid Beach, sunset at Murud
    Meals
    Dinner
    Overnight
    Murud

    Note: Approx. riding 80–100 km + ferry.

Dates & availability

Departures

Prices for Indian riders, in Indian rupees (₹). The itinerary is the same for every rider.

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Pricing & packages

Prices are per person, plus 5% GST. Departure-specific prices are shown when you book. An advance of 25% secures your place. per rider, twin sharing

  • Rider with own motorcycle

    Price per rider on your own motorcycle.

    ₹45,000

  • Pillion Rider with Own bike

    Price per pillion rider.

    ₹45,000

  • Solo Rider with Company Motorcycle

    Motorcycle and fuel are included

    ₹65,000

  • Single Room Supplement

    Stay on single occupancy at all places

    ₹30,000add-on

What’s included

Included

  • 7 nights’ stay in beach resorts, hotels and homestays, twin sharing
  • Breakfast and dinner every day, featuring local Malvani and Kokani food
  • Experienced GIR ride captain throughout
  • Backup vehicle with mechanic and spares
  • All ferry tickets for rider and motorcycle, including the Mumbai–Mandwa Ro-Pax
  • Sindhudurg fort boat ride
  • First-aid kit and route support

Not included

  • Fuel, tolls and parking
  • Lunch, snacks and drinks
  • Motorcycle rental (available on request)
  • Personal riding gear
  • Monument entry fees, camera fees and water sports beyond those listed
  • Bike repairs and spare parts
  • Anything not listed under Inclusions

Accommodation

Beach resorts, hotels and homestays for 7 nights, on twin sharing.

Motorcycles & support

  • RE Classic 350cc

    single-cylinder 350cc engine

  • RE Himalayan 450cc

    single-cylinder 450cc engine

Luggage: A backup vehicle with a mechanic and spares (for rental bike package) accompanies the group.

Frequently asked questions

What should I carry?

Full-face helmet, riding jacket, gloves, knee guards and riding boots; a rain liner, sunscreen, sunglasses and a light change of clothes for the beach; your driving licence, the motorcycle’s RC, insurance and PUC, plus a photo ID; and a basic toolkit, puncture kit and a phone mount with charger.

How long are the riding days?

Most coastal days are 80–140 km plus ferry crossings, with one longer 180–210 km day to Tarkarli and a short local day there. Days 7 and 8 are full highway days of 230–260 km each on NH66.

Can I rent a motorcycle for this ride?

Motorcycle rental is available on request — ask us when you book.

What happens if a ferry is not running?

Creek ferries run only in daylight and can pause in rough seas. The ride captain may change the order of stops on the day.

Is scuba diving included?

Water sports and scuba diving at Tarkarli are optional and paid locally, subject to availability and sea conditions.

What is the cancellation policy?

The advance amount is non-refundable. Once 100% of the trip cost is paid: cancellations made more than 30 days before the start date receive 50% of the remaining amount; cancellations made more than 15 days before the start date receive 25% of the remaining amount; cancellations within 0–15 days of the start date are not refundable. If weather or government restrictions cancel some activities, we will try to arrange a feasible alternative, but no refund is given for them.

Can we book a private departure for our group?

Yes. If no fixed date suits you and you would like to ride with your own group of friends, ask us for a quote for a private departure.

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