Day-2:
After enjoying the sunrise from the beach I started my 2nd day journey towards Ganapati pole. Initially the road goes among few villages around 7 kms and then you have to take a ferry to cross the other part of the beach.
Whenever you hear to take any ferry , just be prepared to do a small climbs on the opposite side of the ferry pot.The road goes around the villages on the side of the beach.Many times you will cross the back water with green vegetation at their banks and the fisher man’s boats .
It happened to be one of the scenic road once I reach Are-ware beach on the ways to Ganapati pule and just 24 away from Ratnagiri.
Are ware is a quite pristine beach with clear water and the sand. The crystal clear water and the white sand of the beach will amaze you. This is one of the untouched beach that I ever met in my whole trip.
Sea shells were lying scattered on the beach. Spent some time enjoying the beauty of the blue waves .
Then I headed towards Ganapati pole ,it was just 7 Km away and it goes just side by side of the sea giving you a unique ride of the trip.
You can even see few untouched beaches on the way. Never forget to take some snaps of the sea from top of the road along the way.
There is a famous lord Ganesha temple on the beach.you can even enjoy some of the water sports at Ganapati pule.
The I headed towards Gaigad .O the way You can see Malgund beach.Though the road is almost plain on the beach side, but before reaching Gaigad , a small ascend will be there .On reaching Gaigad you can see a big plan t of JSW energy on the sea side.If you have enough time you can visit the light house and the Karhateshwar shiv temple just 5 kms away from the JSW plant.Click some beautiful pic from the light house of the sea with the groups of pine tress at the bank of the sea .The port of the energy plant was visible from the temple.
Get some fresh water , pouring from a spring in the temple arena. Huge ships carrying coal was seen from the temple.You can even get a glance of the plan around its boundary on the way to the temple and the light house.
Then I headed towards Guhagar by crossing though a ferry from Gaigad.From the Jaigad-Taswal ferry port , the road to Guhagar is full of rolling having many climbs of around 100 mts elivations around the villages and the jungles, but it was fun riding the the afternoon felling the freshness of the air.
It became dark before I reach Guhagar .A bike rider helped me with his head lamp of his motor bike directing me towards Guhagar. Its a small town having a Ganapti temple at the heart of the town and near the beach.The bus stand was also just nearby the beach.IT was also a long stretched beach with few food stalls at the beach .Villages was just around the beach .The coconut trees were making the view beautiful of the beach.
After having my dinner at one of the hotel I pitched my tent at the beach near a food stall.Chilled breeze made me to join a group of unknown friends who were enjoying with some firewood at the sand of the beach.
