Guhagar is located about 280 km south of Mumbai and 45 km from Chiplun, the nearest railway station. Nestled between the Sahyadri mountain ranges to the east and the Arabian Sea to the west, it offers a scenic blend of hills, coconut groves, and pristine beaches. The town has a tropical climate, with a warm and humid atmosphere for most of the year. The best time to visit is during the winter months (November to February), when the weather is pleasant.

The Guhagar Beach is the primary attraction of the town. Known for its clean and unspoiled beauty, the beach stretches for several kilometers along the coastline, offering soft white sand, gentle waves, and a peaceful atmosphere. Unlike the more popular beaches in Goa and Alibaug, Guhagar Beach remains relatively uncrowded, making it ideal for relaxation, long walks, and enjoying picturesque sunsets.
Water sports like jet skiing, banana boat rides, and parasailing have started to gain popularity, but the beach is still largely known for its calm and quiet ambiance.

Guhagar is also an important religious hub, home to several ancient temples that attract devotees from across the region. Some of the key temples include:
Vyadeshwar Temple : Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is the most prominent in Guhagar. The architecture is simple yet elegant, and the temple holds historical and religious significance for the locals.
Durga Devi Temple : A shrine dedicated to the goddess Durga, this temple is another major religious site in the town. The temple complex is serene and surrounded by natural beauty.
Hedvi Ganesh Temple : Located around 20 km from Guhagar, this temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and is famous for its unique black stone idol, believed to be self-manifested.
Guhagar’s temples are deeply rooted in Konkan’s cultural heritage, making it a spiritual destination for visitors.

Beyond its beach and temples, Guhagar offers a variety of activities and attractions :
Hedvi Beach and Ganpatipule : Just a short drive from Guhagar, these scenic spots are famous for their natural beauty and religious significance. The Ganpatipule Temple, located on the beach, draws pilgrims from across India.
Velneshwar Beach : Another peaceful beach near Guhagar, Velneshwar offers a tranquil spot for swimming and relaxation. The nearby Velneshwar Temple adds to the spiritual charm of the area.
Parashuram Temple, Chiplun : Located around 45 km from Guhagar, this temple dedicated to Lord Parashuram is considered one of the holiest in the Konkan region. The surrounding area is lush with greenery and offers scenic views of the valleys.
Local Markets and Handicrafts : Guhagar’s local markets are filled with traditional Konkan handicrafts, especially items made from bamboo, coir, and coconut shells. The markets also offer fresh produce, including spices, dried fish, and homemade pickles.

Guhagar is accessible by road, rail, and ferry :
By Road : Guhagar is well-connected to major cities like Mumbai, Pune, and Ratnagiri by state highways. The drive is scenic, with winding roads through the Western Ghats.
By Rail : The nearest railway station is Chiplun, located about 45 km away, which is on the Konkan Railway line. From Chiplun, Guhagar can be reached by buses or taxis..
By Ferry : For an adventurous route, tourists can also take a ferry from Mumbai or Dapoli, offering a scenic journey along the Konkan coast..