Karwar provides you a breathtaking view of its landscape, rugged hills, and clear backwaters. The very view of mountains rising out of the Arabian Sea is mesmerizing. Beaches are in abundance in Karwar and following are some of the scenic beaches.
Bhatkal beach is one of the most beautiful beaches, located near the famous Murudeshwar temple in the Uttara Kannada region. The famous Jog falls is also close by, attracting visitors in droves.
Savandurga or Savanadurga is one of the popular picnic destinations situated in the vicinity of Bangalore at about 75 km away towards its West, off the Magadi road.
Turahalli is a popular tourist destination situated in South Bangalore, off Kanakapura Road, behind the Gubalala Village. Turahalli is a famous rock climbing destination among the rock climbers of Bangalore
Hampi is regarded amongst the topmost rock climbing destinations & bouldering capital of India. This place is visited by the rock climbers from India as well as abroad and offers excellent opportunities in bouldering.
Badami is an ancient town situated in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka. Badami was the Chalukya Dynasty’s capital, which ruled most of peninsular India.
Coorg offers exciting white water rafting facilities, and it is slowly growing into an extreme sport destination
Anglers and fishing enthusiasts can throw in their line from the banks of the river in the hope to hook species like Ladyfish and Mahaseer. One such famous fishing spots is the Valnur Fishing Camp nestled near Kushalnagar on the banks of the river Cauvery.
Baba Budangiri is one of the highest peaks in Karnataka. Baba Budan was a 17th century Sufi whose shrine is at Baba Budangiri and Dattatreya is an incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Barapole is the least known of Karnataka’s white water rafting destinations. This stretch of river has more than nine Class 2‑Class 4 rapids. Barapole is set on the banks of the Kithu Kakathu River in Coorg.
