Spread over 19 resorts and 1 Hotel operated by Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd., there are 366 twin sharing accommodations varying from tents to rooms to independent cottages. Besides, there are 4 resorts operated on management contract.
A young Rabindranath Tagore once made a moonlit tryst with destiny on the magical Karwar shoreline. A midnight boat ride with his friends on a river that had transformed into a silver moon glade and a trek across the bathed-in-white sands of the Karwar Beach, was the young Rabindranath’s epiphany. The place where he found his calling. That night he penned “Prakritir Pratishoota” or ‘Nature’s Revenge’, his very first play – the piece that Tagore prized as the genesis of his literary career. Karwar is a destination. Sometimes it’s the closest you reach within yourself.
Devbagh is a stop for the quintessential beach lover. Sun, sand, surf, sea and endless open space, Devbagh is the next best thing to having a beach all to yourself. Between building sandcastles, combing the shore for seashells, endless beach volleyball games, snorkelling and relaxing and letting the sea wash all your worries away, Devbagh opens a world of serenity and discovery: where you can be one with the elements. For the rest, there’s snorkelling, speed boat cruises, bananaboat rides and para-sailing. When was the last time you wandered and just let time do the same? At Devbagh you must. The nearby fishing village is a delight, with its fishermen coming in with their fresh catch and the flurry of fisherfolk sorting the bounty. There’s only one thing more exciting that watching a catamaran coming in, and that’s going out to sea on it. If you aren’t content to just watch the fishermen casting off their nets, you can try your hand at angling by taking a two-man dugout with a fisherman for company. The trawlers at the fishing harbour, heavy and full from their catch are hard to miss. Or you can retrace Tagore’s course and make a pilgrimage of sorts out of it. Cruise up the River Kali from the point where the river meets the sea and you’ll be rewarded by the sight of frolicking dolphins. The nearby mangrove thickets are a good opportunity for bird sightings. The islands of Kumaragarh, Oyster-rock, Anjudeep and Sanyasi that lie off the Karwar coast are steeped in myth, surprise and magic. The Sanyasi Rock, the legend goes, was where a sanyasi picked to do his penance and despite being absolutely cut off from humanity, lived to a ripe old age. If you’re in the mood to do a Robinson Crusoe, we can arrange a “castaway” experience for you. At Oyster-rock, one of the oldest and quaintest lighthouse from the British Raj era await you. Over your holiday, you can learn the art and science of lighthouse keeping. The Gol Ghar, our group dining hall, serves a delectable buffet spread of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisine. The seafood is highly recommended. If you want to extend your holiday in and around Karwar, you’ve got a good mix of experiences a few hours away:
Devbagh is at its beautiful best from October to May. The summer is the best time for water sports, which is one of the star attractions of this resort. Dolphins are often spotted off the coast and the fish and corals are more vibrant than ever. The skies are also rather happening in the summer – a delight for bird watchers.
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Tariffs are per person per night on twin-sharing basis(For Single Occupancy 30% Extra).
Note: Tariffs are dynamic, subject to change without prior notice.
Package Includes: Stay, Lunch, Candle light Dinner & Breakfast, Campfire with snacks, Nature walk with bird watching,Kayaking, Swimming,Boat ride with Dolphin Watching. Water sports / snorkeling at extra cost, GST 18%.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Day Visit Includes: Visit to Devbagh , Welcome Drinks,Buffet lunch, Kayaking, Swimming,Boating, , Evening Tea/Coffee at beach.
Water Sports activities with extra charges
Check in. Settle down and freshen up
Treat yourself to a sumptuous lunch at the Gol Ghar
Water activities like (kayaking and Swimming are included in the package). Banana boat, Jet Ski, Speed Boat with Extra Cost.
Time on the Beach with Tea & Coffee, Volleyball, Badminton,
Campfire at the Beach with veg and Non Veg Snacks (Attached Bar in the Beach with Extra cost)
Candle Light Buffet Dinner at the Beach.
Tea / Coffee at Golghar
Nature walk with Bird watching
Breakfast at Golghar
Boat ride at the Estuary(Depending on the whether boat ride towards sea for dolphin watch or Kalikamatha island visit)
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The resort is about 527 km from Bangalore and 658 km from Mumbai.
There are frequent trains connecting Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Mangalore to Karwar, which is the nearest railway station.
The nearest airport is the Goa International Airport, with flights connecting to major cities across India.
Bengaluru to Devbagh Beach Resort – https://goo.gl/maps/e378QWLmSyWxvu6a8
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff – Rs. 550/- Per Person Inclusive Of Tax
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff – Rs. 400/- Per Person Inclusive Of Tax
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff
Single- Rs. 350/- All Inclusive
Double- Rs. 300/- All Inclusive
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff
Single- Rs. 750/- All Inclusive
Double- Rs. 550/- All Inclusive
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff Rs 1000/- All Inclusive
Tariffs are Per person inclusive of Tax.
*Seasonal hike applicable on above tariff
Tariff
Single- Rs. 800/- All Inclusive
Double- Rs. 550/- All Inclusive
The landscape of Karwar is intricate and complex, to say the least. River Kali meets the Arabian Sea, and together the waters caress the Western Ghats. At this estuary is an island – Devbagh. The shoreline around the island is bordered by mangrove forests, making the entire area a biodiversity hotspot, as innumerable species of flora and fauna are supported by these forests.
A rather disappointing family trip to Goa in October 2017 had put us off beach holidays for a while, when serendipity played its hand and we found ourselves on the long-winding drive to Devbagh, off the Karwar coast. We were going back to the island resort exactly 15 years after our first visit as newly-weds, this time with our two boys in tow. Packing our gear and the bleary-eyed boys into our car early one morning, we drove westwards with the rising sun behind us.
I stand on the pier, watching smooth swirls of water from the Kali River melting into strong waves of the Arabian Sea. The waves mellow down and collect the swirls gently, like old friends reuniting. I look up and see a bridge over the river. Behind the bridge, lush green hills of the Western Ghats, reaching their fag end on the coast, stand still. The pier I am standing on is the entry point to Devbagh Island, and its location is only one of the many things that make the island so exquisite.