Rewas Beach

Rewas sits at the northern edge of the Alibaug coast, a placid beach beside the historic Rewas jetty from where boats have long ferried travellers between the mainland and Mumbai's harbour. The setting is calm and scenic, with wide, quiet sands, gentle water and lovely views across the estuary towards Uran and the shipping lanes beyond. Because it is anchored by the jetty rather than a shack line, Rewas has a working, everyday character that appeals to travellers who enjoy watching boats, birds and coastal life more than commercial beach activity. It makes a pleasant day-picnic spot and a peaceful retreat close to the ferry connection, with a few decent stays nearby. Located about nine kilometres from Alibaug town, it is easy to fold into a coastal loop. Come in the October to March season, arrive in the cooler morning to enjoy the estuary calm, and carry your own picnic since facilities are limited. For anyone seeking a quiet, unhurried corner of the coast with a maritime backdrop, Rewas is a gentle, worthwhile stop.