| Ganapatipule is one of the most spectacular beaches along the Konkan Coast - an idyllic getaway that attracts peace-seekers, beach lovers, and pilgrims . |
| The temple of Swayambhu Ganesh is much frequented by thousands every year. The God is considered to be the Paschim Dwardevta (Western Sentinel God of India), and those who visit Ganapatipule, make it a point to pay their respects to this great deity. |
| Aside from its clean beach and clear waters, Ganapatipule is rich in flora, including mangroves and coconut palms. Here, you can leave the hectic world behind as you laze around on golden sands or explore the many trails that lead from the beach. |
The Temple is Nestled in the greenery is a nearly 4000 year old landmark . It is flooded by thousands of devotees and tourists every year.Ganpatipule, the Lord of the 'ganas' or army and "pule" means sand dunes. Ganapatipule is a small village, serene, sedate and unspoilt. The beach here is still natural and pristine as ever. And travelling by road is an experience by itself.
The vast 'Konkan stretch abounds with scenic greenery There are narrow mud-roads, the earth is red and the roofed houses with clean courtyards add a quaint touch to the panorama. The local vegetation includes fruit-bearing trees like mango, betelnut, banana, jackfruit, coconut etc.
The entire western coast is covered with these trees. The locals are as warm and cheerful as their surroundings. Ever ready to chat with the visitors and make them feel at home.
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| Ganapati Pule Temple |
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| Beach |
How To Go:
 Ganapatipule is also connected with other cities by state transport buses.StateTransport buses play from Mumbai and Ratnagiri to Ganapatipule.  |
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Where To Stay:- A number of budget hotels, standard hotels and rest houses are available in this place.
MTDC Hotel --
Near By Places to Visit:- Marleshwar | Derwan |Parshuram |Jaigrah Fort
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