Sasawane Beach

Sasawane is a small, tranquil beach near Mandwa that most tour groups pass by, which is precisely its appeal. Backed by coconut groves and quiet village lanes, it offers clean sand, gentle water and the kind of unhurried calm that has become rare on the busier Alibaug shores. The beach is a pleasant spot for slow walks, swimming in the shallows and watching coastal birds, and its proximity to Mandwa means you can dip into the ferry-side cafes and then retreat to peace within minutes. Sasawane village is also home to the Karmarkar art gallery, so a visit can weave in a dose of culture alongside the sea. With minimal commercial development, it suits families and couples who value quiet over activity and are happy to bring their own picnic. Located just a couple of kilometres from Mandwa, Sasawane is easy to reach and easy to love. Visit in the October to March season, come for a relaxed morning or a golden-hour walk, and enjoy a beach that still feels like a genuine village secret on the northern Alibaug coast.