Raigad · 2D/1N · Easy
Korlai Beach & Lighthouse Camp
Overview
Korlai sits at the northern mouth of the Revdanda creek, where a 16th-century Portuguese lighthouse still marks the headland. This is the quiet end of the Raigad coast - fewer camps than Alibaug, more birdlife, and a long empty beach backed by fort ruins. Our camp sits near the lighthouse so you get the sunrise over the creek and the sunset over the Arabian Sea. Two easy days: tent by the water, a walk through the Korlai fort village, and a swim when the tide allows. Transfers from Mumbai are included.
Based in Raigad, this easy 2-day trek is best attempted during October, November, December, January, February, March — when the trail and surroundings are at their most rewarding.
2 Days
Duration
Sea level
Max Altitude
Easy
Difficulty
October
Best Season
Departure City
Departure Dates
Cancellation policy: Trek bookings are non-refundable by default. For date changes or special cases, contact us at mumbaiweekenders@gmail.com.
Day-wise Itinerary
Trip Highlights
- ✓Campsite near the Korlai lighthouse headland
- ✓16th-century Portuguese fort ruins to explore
- ✓Tidal creek with birdlife at dawn
- ✓The quiet alternative to crowded Alibaug beaches
Gallery
Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- ✓Beachfront tent stay (sharing)
- ✓Dinner and breakfast
- ✓Bonfire
- ✓Mumbai-Korlai transfers
- ✓Camping gear
Exclusions
- ✕Lunch
- ✕Personal expenses
- ✕Adventure activity charges
Things to Carry
FAQs
What makes Korlai different from Alibaug?
Korlai is the quiet headland north of Revdanda - far fewer camps and crowds, with a Portuguese lighthouse and fort ruins to explore.
Is Korlai good for beginners?
Yes, it's an easy beach camp with no trekking. Suitable for first-timers, couples and families.
How far is Korlai from Mumbai?
Around 120 km by road along the Mumbai-Goa highway, then a short approach to the headland.
What is included in the Korlai camping package?
You get the beachside tent stay, dinner and breakfast, a bonfire and Mumbai-Korlai transfers. Lunch and personal expenses are extra.
When is the best time to visit Korlai?
October to March gives the best weather and lowest crowds. The monsoon months are best avoided for camping.
What should I carry for Korlai camping?
Carry a torch, extra clothes, slippers or sandals, sunscreen and a reusable water bottle. Camping gear is provided.
Cancellation policy: Trek bookings are non-refundable by default. For date changes or special cases, contact us at mumbaiweekenders@gmail.com.
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