Devbagh

Devbagh beach resort is the destination, perched in karwar it is just 8 kms off the goa border.










arrival at kodibagh. though a very cloudy morning, (stil praying it wont rain so i can see a sunset!!). we start from this boat jetty to the resort.










here we land onto the pier, the ramp that will take us into the devbagh island. thats the ferry we took from mainland.











The view from the island, far across is the bridge we sail through.











Thanks to the rains the previous nights, the walk through the forests to the huts are a treat to the sore eyes.











seen here is kurumgad island, which is yet another island resort (it doesn have a beach though) as seen from devbagh beach









the log huts and cottages in the middle of the jungle on the beachfront is where you stay.













the beach here is one of the finest, a real long coastline all to yourself, the occassional fishermen from the neighbouring fishing village are spotted at times.













the restaurant at the island where food is served through ur entire stay.











little did the crab know that the sand flushed by it would create such a pattern.( i see a maple leaf in it)













though it didn rain the first day, owing to a cloudy sky missed the sunset, yet saw the evening rays pouring from the sky in two discrete places(my best moment). it rained after that!











it rained the next day! words cant sum de state.











We return to the mainland.











head to the local beach for another sunset, but in vain.












the bylanes of karwar rain drenched. it gives one a feeling of being in kerala.












the green pastures on the drive to karwar



drive frm blore: book at vrl or ksrtc, vrl is cheaper to karwar. an auto to de jetty and then tey take care.

cost: 1750 during peak season(season - sep to feb) els 1500, its nice in the rains too. all other details u can find in the junglelodges website