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Places to Visit in Murudeshwar
Murudeshwar Temple and Shiva Statue
The Murudeshwar Temple is the centrepiece of the town and one of the most spectacular temple settings in South India, perched on the rocky hill of Kanduka Giri with the Arabian Sea surrounding it on three sides and the Western Ghats visible to the east. The temple is dedicated to Lord Murudeshwara, a form of Shiva, and the sanctum sanctorum is believed to enshrine a fragment of the sacred Atmalinga that was broken when Ravana attempted to uproot it at Gokarna. The 20-storey Raja Gopuram, rising 249 feet and constructed in 2008, is one of the tallest temple towers in India and is equipped with a lift that takes visitors to the top for a panoramic view of the coastline, the Shiva statue and the surrounding hills that is quite extraordinary. The 123-foot statue of Lord Shiva, seated in a posture of calm with the trident beside him, is the visual landmark of Murudeshwar visible from the sea and from the road, and the sculptural detail of the figure, the surrounding tableaux of mythological scenes from the Ramayana and the Gita, and the Bhukailasa Cave Museum beneath the statue together make this complex a visit of several hours. All travellers on a Bangalore to Murudeshwar taxi booking plan the temple and statue complex as the main event of their first day.
Murudeshwar Temple and Shiva Statue
The Murudeshwar Temple is the centrepiece of the town and one of the most spectacular temple settings in South India, perched on the rocky hill of Kanduka Giri with the Arabian Sea surrounding it on three sides and the Western Ghats visible to the east. The temple is dedicated to Lord Murudeshwara, a form of Shiva, and the sanctum sanctorum is believed to enshrine a fragment of the sacred Atmalinga that was broken when Ravana attempted to uproot it at Gokarna. The 20-storey Raja Gopuram, rising 249 feet and constructed in 2008, is one of the tallest temple towers in India and is equipped with a lift that takes visitors to the top for a panoramic view of the coastline, the Shiva statue and the surrounding hills that is quite extraordinary. The 123-foot statue of Lord Shiva, seated in a posture of calm with the trident beside him, is the visual landmark of Murudeshwar visible from the sea and from the road, and the sculptural detail of the figure, the surrounding tableaux of mythological scenes from the Ramayana and the Gita, and the Bhukailasa Cave Museum beneath the statue together make this complex a visit of several hours. All travellers on a Bangalore to Murudeshwar taxi booking plan the temple and statue complex as the main event of their first day.
Murudeshwar Beach
Murudeshwar Beach extends for two to three kilometres along the Arabian Sea just north of Kanduka Hill, with the Shiva statue and the Raja Gopuram forming the visual backdrop from the sand in a way that is unique to this beach. The beach is clean and relatively uncrowded outside the peak pilgrimage season, with gentle waves suitable for swimming in calm conditions between October and April, and the combination of the coastal scenery and the temple complex in the background makes it one of the most photographed beaches in Karnataka. Evening walks along the beach when the statue is illuminated and reflected in the wet sand are particularly popular, and the sunset view from the beach, with the sky turning orange behind the silhouette of the Shiva figure and the Gopuram, is one of the most visited visual experiences in coastal Karnataka. Families and couples on a Bangalore to Murudeshwar car rental trip typically spend a full evening at the beach on the day of arrival, particularly those who reach the town in the afternoon and want to experience the Shiva statue in different light conditions before the formal temple visit the following morning.
Netrani Island
Netrani Island, also known as the Pigeon Island, is a small heart-shaped coral island approximately 20 kilometres offshore from Murudeshwar and the single most popular adventure activity destination in the region. The island is accessed by a 25 to 30-minute motorboat ride from the Murudeshwar jetty, and the surrounding waters, with visibility up to 30 metres in good conditions, are widely regarded as one of the best scuba diving and snorkelling sites on the west coast of India. The marine life around the island is exceptional for this stretch of coast: coral formations, triggerfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish, eels, shrimp, and occasionally whale sharks and manta rays are all documented here, making it a destination of genuine interest for serious divers rather than just a casual tourist excursion. The diving packages are operated by certified centres at Murudeshwar, and the peak season for underwater visibility runs from October to February when the sea is calm. Travellers booking a Murudeshwar tour package from Bangalore who are staying for two or more nights almost always schedule a full morning at Netrani Island, as the round trip and diving session typically takes four to five hours.
Mirjan Fort
Mirjan Fort, located approximately 56 kilometres from Murudeshwar near the town of Kumta, is a sixteenth-century laterite fortress built by Queen Chennabhairadevi of the Keladi Nayaka kingdom, who controlled the lucrative pepper trade of the Konkan coast and became known as the Pepper Queen. The fort is spread over a 4.1-hectare complex on the banks of the Aghanashini River, with double walls, four entrance gates, a moat, interconnected wells and the remains of a palace and granary all visible within the leafy interior. The laterite walls, covered in moss and greenery particularly after the monsoon, photograph beautifully and give the fort a distinctive character that differs from the more austere forts of the interior plateau. The Archaeological Survey of India maintains the site, entry is free, and the relatively low tourist footfall means visitors can explore the fort at their own pace. Travellers on a one way cab Bangalore to Murudeshwar booking who arrive a day or two before departure often drive south to Mirjan on a half-day excursion, typically combined with the Apsarakonda Falls en route.
Apsarakonda Falls
Apsarakonda Falls is a small but unusually beautiful waterfall located approximately 20 kilometres from Murudeshwar near Honnavar, where the cascade drops around ten metres into a sea-facing lagoon-like pond surrounded by dense coastal forest. The name translates as the bathing pool of the apsaras, the celestial nymphs of Hindu mythology, and the setting, with the waterfall feeding into a clear freshwater pool that is separated from the Arabian Sea by only a narrow strip of land and forest, has an otherworldly quality that justifies the mythological association. Visitors can swim in the pool, and the combination of the forest canopy, the sound of the falls and the glimpse of the sea beyond the tree line makes this one of the most tranquil natural stops on the entire Uttara Kannada coast. The falls are most impressive in the post-monsoon months between October and December when the flow is at its highest, and the access path through the forest from the car park is a pleasant ten-minute walk. Families and nature enthusiasts on a Bangalore to Murudeshwar cab booking frequently include Apsarakonda as an afternoon stop on the day of arrival, particularly if they are approaching via the coastal NH 66 route.
Bhatkal Beach and Jamia Masjid
Bhatkal, located just 13 kilometres south of Murudeshwar on NH 66, is a historically rich port town that served as an important trading centre during the Vijayanagara and later the Portuguese periods, and it remains one of the most culturally layered small towns on the Karnataka coast. The Jamia Masjid at Bhatkal, built in the fifteenth century, is a three-storey structure with Persian inscriptions and an architectural style that blends Indian and Islamic traditions in a way that reflects the cosmopolitan trading history of the town. Jali Beach in Bhatkal is a quiet, clean stretch of sand backed by coconut palms that is considerably less visited than the Murudeshwar beaches and offers a more contemplative experience of the coastline. The town also has an ancient Jain temple, the Bhairanakatte Jain Temple, that predates the Vijayanagara period. For travellers on a Bangalore to Murudeshwar taxi booking, Bhatkal is an easy half-hour excursion from the main temple complex and adds a historical dimension to what might otherwise be a purely spiritual and beach-focused trip.
Murudeshwar Fort
The Murudeshwar Fort sits on the coastal headland close to the Murudeshwar Temple complex, originally constructed during the Vijayanagara period in the fifteenth century and later strengthened by Tipu Sultan. While largely in ruins today, the fort's remaining walls and battlements offer a view of the Arabian Sea from the headland that is particularly dramatic, and the historical context it provides alongside the temple complex deepens the understanding of Murudeshwar's significance as both a religious and a strategic coastal site. The fort is a compact visit that can be combined with the temple and the beach on the same morning, since it is located within easy walking distance of both. History enthusiasts and photographers visiting on a Murudeshwar tour package from Bangalore typically spend 30 to 45 minutes at the fort before moving to the beach for the afternoon, and the view from the fort walls with the sea below and the Shiva statue rising behind is one of the more compositionally interesting photographs available in the town.
Idagunji Ganapathi Temple
The Idagunji Ganapathi Temple, located approximately 45 kilometres from Murudeshwar near Honnavar on the banks of the Sharavathi River, is one of the most revered Ganesha temples in Karnataka and is believed to be over 1,500 years old. The temple is situated on a scenic riverine island that floods during the monsoon, and the approach by a short ferry crossing gives the visit a distinctive quality compared to a roadside temple. Pilgrims from across Karnataka and from the large coastal diaspora communities in Mumbai and Goa visit the temple regularly, and it draws enormous crowds during Ganesh Chaturthi. For travellers who have booked a Bangalore to Murudeshwar cab for a pilgrimage-focused trip rather than primarily a beach holiday, Idagunji Ganapathi Temple is an important addition to the itinerary that pairs naturally with the Murudeshwar Temple and the Gokarna Mahabaleshwar Temple on a broader coastal Karnataka religious circuit.
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About the Bangalore - Murudeshwar route
Bangalore
Where Your Journey Starts
Tumkur
70 Km
Davanagere
275 Km
Haveri
400 Km
Murudeshwar
515 Km
Bangalore
Departure Point
Your journey to Ooty begins from Bangalore, the gateway to South India's most beloved hill stations. Pick-up is available from any part of the city — Koramangala, Electronic City, Whitefield, Hebbal, Yeshwanthpur, Marathahalli, or Majestic. The most common route out of Bangalore takes you onto NH275, the six-lane Mysore Expressway, which is one of the smoothest and best-maintained national highways in Karnataka. An early departure between 5 AM and 6 AM is strongly advised to clear Bangalore city limits before peak traffic begins. The first 50 km on the expressway are fast, comfortable, and lightly trafficked in the early hours, setting a pleasant tone for the journey ahead. Our drivers are experienced in choosing the optimal departure window and route based on real-time traffic conditions, ensuring that the first stretch of your Bangalore to Ooty road trip is efficient, calm, and enjoyable from the very first kilometre.
Tumkur
Northern city exit
The journey from Bangalore to Murudeshwar begins on NH 48 heading northwest from the city, covering approximately 70 kilometres to Tumkur in the opening stage. The road through the northwestern suburbs is the standard exit corridor for routes heading into north Karnataka, and the drive quality depends significantly on departure time. Leaving Bangalore before five-thirty in the morning clears the city edge and Nelamangala Junction cleanly, making the run to Tumkur considerably faster and less congested than a later departure. Tumkur is the first established break point, with fuel stations and highway restaurants serving early morning South Indian breakfasts, and most drivers confirm a fuel top-up here before the longer stretches toward Davanagere begin. Beyond Tumkur, NH 48 runs northwest through Sira, Hiriyur and on toward Chitradurga on a well-maintained national highway with good road quality. The short highlight: Tumkur - northern city exit via NH 48; first break point and fuel stop before the Karnataka interior.
Davanagere
Famous benne dosa breakfast stop on the highway
From Tumkur, the route continues northwest for approximately 205 kilometres to Davanagere, passing through Chitradurga along the way. Chitradurga, reached at around the 200-kilometre mark from Bangalore, is the most recommended optional stop on this route, with the famous Chitradurga Fort offering a 45-minute heritage visit through its extraordinary multi-layered fortification with seven concentric walls. History-inclined travellers consistently consider this stop one of the highlights of the Bangalore to Murudeshwar road trip, as the scale and ingenuity of the fort's construction is impressive even in a partial visit. Davanagere, approximately 75 kilometres further along NH 48, is equally famous for a different reason: the city is widely regarded as the home of benne dosa or butter dosa, a thick, ghee-laden variation of the South Indian staple that has a devoted following among Karnataka highway travellers. A proper breakfast stop at one of the famous Davanagere restaurants is something most experienced drivers on this route specifically plan for, and the 20-minute stop is widely considered one of the best roadside food experiences on any Karnataka highway. The short highlight: Chitradurga Fort - 18th-century seven-walled hill fortress; Davanagere - famous benne dosa breakfast stop on the highway.
Haveri
Landscape greens as coast approaches
From Davanagere, NH 48 continues northwest through Haveri and then turns southwest toward Sirsi, covering approximately 125 kilometres and bringing the total from Bangalore to around 400 kilometres. Haveri is a mid-sized town and a practical stop for a quick break or lunch, with several restaurants along the highway. Beyond Haveri, the route continues to Sirsi, which sits at around 625 metres altitude in the Western Ghats foothills and marks the point at which the character of the drive changes: the road enters the forested Malnad region and the landscape becomes noticeably greener, cooler and more tropical as the elevation increases. Sirsi is historically significant as the home of the Marikamba Temple, one of the most important goddess temples in Karnataka and the site of a major festival every two years that draws enormous crowds from across the state and from the Konkan diaspora. For travellers with religious itineraries, a darshan at the Marikamba Temple is a meaningful addition to the day before continuing to Murudeshwar. The short highlight: Haveri - mid-route town on NH 48; Sirsi - Marikamba Temple town in Western Ghats foothills; landscape greens as coast approaches.
Murudeshwar
Coastal Karnataka
From Sirsi, the route descends toward the coast through the Western Ghats, connecting to NH 66 near Kumta after approximately 60 kilometres and then continuing south along the coastal highway for around 30 kilometres to Murudeshwar. This final section of the drive is the most visually rewarding: the descent from the Western Ghats foothills to the coast is steep and forested, passing through rubber and areca nut plantations before the Arabian Sea becomes visible from the road. Kumta is a significant junction town on NH 66, and the nearby Mirjan Fort is visible from the highway approach, making it a natural stop for travellers who want to combine the heritage site with their arrival day. The coastal highway from Kumta to Murudeshwar runs through characteristic coastal Karnataka landscape of fishing villages, coconut groves and glimpses of the sea before the Shiva statue of Murudeshwar becomes visible on the horizon, one of the most distinctive arrival views of any destination on the Karnataka coast. The short highlight: NH 66 coastal Karnataka approach; Kumta junction - access to Gokarna and Mirjan Fort; final coastal descent to Murudeshwar.
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Urbania Packages for the Bangalore to Murudeshwar Route
Four package structures cover almost every group on this route, all including the vehicle, fuel and a trained chauffeur, quoted garage to garage in writing.
Temple Circuit Package
The most booked configuration and the honest best use of the corridor. Murudeshwar and Gokarna together with Idagunji folded in, over three nights. The two share the Atmalinga tradition, so the circuit makes narrative as well as logistical sense. We plan around darshan timings rather than driving times.
Coast and Falls Package
Jog Falls on the way in via Sagara, two nights at Murudeshwar, Honnavar or Apsarakonda on the way back. Best between August and December when the Sharavathi is full. The Malnad descent is the most scenic driving on any of our coastal routes.
Diving and Two-Night Package
For groups going specifically for Netrani. One full day offshore for diving or snorkelling, the temple and gopura on the other, with the vehicle waiting at the jetty. Diving is booked separately and is weather dependent, so we build a spare half day in case the sea does not cooperate.
Family and Luxury Package
For families, milestone celebrations and visiting guests taking the coast at a relaxed pace, often across a longer Murudeshwar, Gokarna and Udupi circuit. Ambient LED lighting, HD LCD entertainment and a chauffeur in formal attire, with standing headroom and full recliners suiting elderly travellers across a ten-hour driving day — see our corporate travels bangalore service.
Our Services from Bangalore and Mysore
Tejas Tours and Travels operates the full vehicle range across Bangalore and Mysore, so one account covers a Murudeshwar trip, a staff shuttle and an airport pickup.
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Nine to eighteen seaters with captain seating, the value option. Browse the luxury tempo traveller bangalore range.
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Twelve to twenty-five seaters for groups beyond Urbania capacity. See mini bus in bangalore.
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Twenty-seven to fifty seaters for large pilgrimage groups, noting that coastal and forest approach roads limit where a full coach can go. See bus rental in bangalore and volvo luxury bus.
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Tour Packages
Custom multi-day itineraries covering Murudeshwar, Gokarna, Udupi, Jog Falls and the Karnataka coast.
Billing Details
Twenty per cent of the total fare is payable in advance to confirm the booking. The balance is settled at trip end after the advance is deducted.
Includes
● Base fare and fuel charges
● Driver allowance
Excludes
● Toll and parking
● Inter-state tax
● Driver bata extra after 9:45 pm
● Final rental will be based on total kilometres and hours, from our garage to garage
● GST
The gopura lift charge, Netrani boat and diving fees, and temple charges are paid at the site and sit outside the vehicle fare. On multi-day trips driver night halt charges also apply and are stated upfront. Please note: Tejas Tours and Travels does not cover passengers insurance by the company.
How to Book a Force Urbania in Bangalore
Booking a Force Urbania in Bangalore takes under five minutes. Follow these four steps.
Step 1: Contact Tejas Travels
● Call or WhatsApp +91 9980277773, or email info@tejastravels.com — available 24 hours.
● Share your travel dates, pickup location, group size and variant: 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15 or 16 seater.
● Tell us what else you want in the circuit — Gokarna, Udupi, Jog Falls, Idagunji — since Murudeshwar alone is a half-day site and the rest of the plan shapes the routing.
● If Netrani diving is part of the trip, say so, because that adds a full day and needs a spare window for weather.
Step 2: Receive Your Written Quote
● Within 2 hours of your enquiry we send a written quote by WhatsApp or email.
● It itemises every charge: hire rate, driver allowance, night halt charges and tolls at actuals. No permit or entry tax applies on this route.
● No verbal-only pricing — everything is in writing before you confirm.
● For corporate and group bookings, a proforma invoice can be issued at this stage.
● To compare the 13-seater against the 15-seater, or a tempo traveller against the Urbania, request both quotes together.
Step 3: Confirm Your Booking and Pay Advance
● Review the written quote and confirm by WhatsApp or phone.
● A 20 per cent advance of the total fare confirms the booking and guarantees the specific Urbania variant on your dates.
● Pay by UPI, NEFT, IMPS, RTGS or card. Advance receipt within 30 minutes.
● Book ahead for Mahashivaratri, long weekends and the December to January period. If diving is in the plan, secure the operator slot at the same time.
● Confirmation includes chauffeur name and mobile, vehicle registration, departure time and the billing breakdown, all in writing.
Step 4: Your Chauffeur and Urbania Arrive Early
● Your chauffeur reaches the pickup point 15 minutes before scheduled departure, including on a 4:30 am start.
● The Urbania is deep-cleaned, fuelled and ready, and the chauffeur calls 30 minutes before arrival.
● He drops at the temple approach and waits at the parking below the hill.
● During the trip he handles routing, tolls, halt planning across a ten-hour day and drop points across the circuit.
● At trip end the balance is settled after the advance; extra kilometres or hours are billed at the pre-agreed rate.
Quick booking: WhatsApp +91 9980277773 with your dates, group size and what else you want in the circuit. Written quote in 2 hours.
Payment Methods
We accept all major payment methods. Given the limited fleet, the advance secures your specific variant and dates.
● UPI: Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM UPI. Fastest method, instant confirmation, recommended for advances.
● Bank transfer: NEFT, IMPS, RTGS. For corporate clients and larger advances, common on this route given trip length.
● Credit or debit card: Visa, Mastercard, RuPay via payment link. Valid for advance and full payment.
● Net banking: All major Indian banks, link sent by WhatsApp or email.
● Cash: Balance accepted at trip end with receipt. The advance must be digital for booking confirmation.
● Corporate credit: 30-day terms for registered accounts, invoice within 24 hours of trip completion.
Fleet note: the Urbania fleet is small compared with standard tempo travellers and books out well in advance for Mahashivaratri, long weekends and the December to January period.
Cancellation Policy
A tiered policy, communicated in writing at booking confirmation.
● More than 72 hours before departure: no charge; 100 per cent of the advance refunded within 5 to 7 working days.
● 48 to 72 hours before departure: 10 per cent of the total trip fare; advance refunded less that deduction.
● 24 to 48 hours before departure: 25 per cent of the total trip fare; advance refunded less that deduction.
● 12 to 24 hours before departure: 50 per cent of the total trip fare; advance refunded less that deduction.
● Less than 12 hours before departure: 75 per cent of the total trip fare; minimal or no refund depending on trip value.
● No-show, vehicle deployed and group absent: 100 per cent of the total trip fare. No refund.
● Cancellation by Tejas Travels (breakdown, force majeure): no charge; 100 per cent refunded within 2 working days or an equivalent substitute offered.
Special Conditions
● Multi-day circuits: three-night and longer coastal itineraries need minimum 5 days notice for a full refund, since the vehicle is committed for the duration.
● Diving and boats: Netrani trips are weather dependent and outside our control. A cancelled dive or boat is not grounds for cancelling the vehicle booking, and we reshape the day instead, which is why we build a spare window into diving itineraries.
● Peak dates: Mahashivaratri, long weekends and the December to January period need 48 hours notice for a full refund.
● Limited-fleet vehicles: minimum 5 days notice for a full refund on pre-booked Urbania variants.
● Force majeure: bandhs, road closures and monsoon landslides in the Western Ghats — 100 per cent refunded within 2 working days regardless of notice.
● Modifications: date, seating and route changes with over 24 hours notice are accommodated at no penalty, subject to availability.
To cancel, call or WhatsApp +91 9980277773 with your booking reference. Confirmation within 2 hours.
Refund Policy
All refunds are processed to the original payment instrument. No cash refund unless the advance was paid in cash.
● Cancellation 72 hours or more before departure: 100 per cent of the advance, in 5 to 7 working days.
● Cancellation 48 to 72 hours before: advance minus the 10 per cent charge, in 5 to 7 working days.
● Cancellation 24 to 48 hours before: advance minus the 25 per cent charge, in 5 to 7 working days.
● Cancellation 12 to 24 hours before: advance minus the 50 per cent charge, in 7 to 10 working days.
● Cancellation by Tejas Travels: 100 per cent of the advance, in 2 working days on priority.
● Trip shortfall below the minimum kilometres: proportional credit, settled at trip end.
● Billing error or overcharge: full overcharged amount, in 2 to 3 working days after verification.
● Duplicate payment: full duplicate amount, in 2 to 3 working days after confirmation.
Refund by Payment Method
● UPI: to the UPI-linked bank account within 3 to 5 working days.
● Card: to the originating card within 5 to 7 working days.
● Bank transfer: to the originating account within 3 to 5 working days.
● Cash: at the Tejas Travels Bangalore office or by IMPS within 5 working days.
Dispute resolution: contact us within 7 days of trip completion. Genuine billing disputes are resolved within 3 working days.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Bangalore to Murudeshwar Urbania
Approximately 465 km via Tumkur, Arsikere, Shivamogga, Sagara and Honnavar, then south on NH66. Expect 9 to 10 hours including halts. The alternative via Hubballi and Ankola is around 490 km but faster highway for most of its length. No permit or entry tax applies.
The town itself is a half day. Temple, gopura lift, statue, fort and beach are comfortably done between mid-morning and late afternoon. Nine hours each way for half a day is a hard trade unless you are travelling for darshan, which is why we recommend combining it with Gokarna, Udupi, Idagunji or Jog Falls across three nights.
Yes. The Raja Gopura at the temple entrance is about twenty storeys and has a lift running most of the way up to a viewing level looking across the statue, the complex and the coastline. There is a modest charge, paid at the site, and queues build at peak hours, so go early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
Garage to garage with fuel included: Rs 40 per km. Driver allowance is Rs 600 per day plus night halt charges on multi-day trips, with tolls at actuals and no permit or entry tax. The gopura lift, boat and diving fees and temple charges are paid at the site.
Yes, and it is one of the few genuine scuba destinations in India. Netrani sits about 19 km offshore, an hour by boat each way, with coral and good visibility through the October to May season. Snorkelling runs for non-divers. Trips must be booked in advance with a licensed operator, certification rules apply beyond an introductory dive, and nothing runs in monsoon or rough seas.
They share the Atmalinga tradition. When Ravana was tricked by Ganesha into setting the linga down at Gokarna, the cloth covering it is said to have fallen here, which is how Murudeshwar takes its significance. That makes the two a natural pilgrimage pair as well as a convenient one, since they sit about 70 km apart on the same coast.
At 465 km each way and a circuit at the far end, yes for most groups. Ten hours in push-back fabric seats is a materially different day from ten hours in full recliners with a quiet cabin, and the Malnad descent has enough bends that chassis stiffness shows. The narrow temple and forest approach roads also suit a mid-size premium vehicle better than a coach.
November to February for the coast. If Jog Falls is in your plan, August to December is when the Sharavathi is full and the falls are at their best, so there is a trade-off: the falls peak in the wetter months when the sea is roughest and Netrani is closed. Tell us which matters more and we will plan the dates around it.
More than 72 hours ahead: no charge, full advance refunded in 5 to 7 working days. Between 48 and 72 hours the charge is 10 per cent, 24 to 48 hours 25 per cent, 12 to 24 hours 50 per cent, under 12 hours 75 per cent. Three-night and longer circuits need 5 days notice. A cancelled dive or boat because of sea conditions is not grounds for cancelling the vehicle booking; we reshape the day instead.
No. Tejas Tours and Travels does not cover passengers insurance by the company. Our vehicles carry the statutory commercial vehicle insurance required under Indian motor law, chauffeurs are police verified and PSV licensed, and the fleet is serviced at authorised Force Motors centres. Groups wanting personal accident cover should arrange it separately, which is worth considering if diving is on your itinerary.