Revdanda Fort
रेवदंडा किल्ला
A coastal fortress built by the Portuguese in the 16th century at the mouth of the Kundalika River, its walls and church ruins half-hidden among the coconut palms.
Revdanda Fort was built by the Portuguese in the early 16th century. It guards the mouth of the Kundalika River and, together with Korlai Fort on the hill across the river, controls the bay. Today its remains include walls several kilometers long, the ruins of a seven-story watchtower, a Jesuit church and a Franciscan monastery, all tucked among coconut palms and houses. The nearby Chaul port was once an important trading harbor. Admission is free. It can be visited together with Revdanda Beach and Korlai Fort, and it is about 25 minutes' drive from Alibag.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Korlai Fort
- Birla Vikram Vinayak Temple
- Nagaon Beach
- Akshi Beach
- Kashid Beach
- Alibag Beach
- Kolaba Fort
- Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary