Karwar is a beautiful coastal town in the Karnataka state of India. With the blue Arabian Sea to its west and evergreen Sahyadri forest to its east, Karwar is a great place for eco-tourism.
Also known as the Kashmir of Karnataka, Karwar town was built by the British during 1857. Here are the possible routes to reach Karwar.
Reaching Karwar via airways
There is no direct airport in Karwar. The nearest airport from Karwar is the Dabolim airport of Goa, which is 58 kilometers away. You can easily get a cab from Dabolim airport to Karwar.
Alternatively, you can land at the Hubli airport of Karnataka. It is located at the Hubli city, about 121 kilometers away from Karwar. Again, you can book an intercity cab between Hubli and Karwar.
Reaching Karwar via railways
There are regular trains to Karwar from many major cities of India. Karwar actually has three railway stations viz Karwar, Asnoti, and Harwada railway station. Each of these stations is approachable from the city. From the railway station, you can reach your stay by local transport like auto-rickshaw.
Reaching Karwar via road
The road route to Karwar is well connected with the major towns of the state. You can board government-run buses or private tour buses to reach Karwar.
You can also enjoy riding a private cab in Karwar and you won’t regret the scenic coastal views. Also, you can rent a car with driver for your entire trip and hop around beautiful South Goa, Gokarna, and Kumta.
Please note, Karwar has a hot climate during the months between March and May (temperature rises up to 37 degrees), although the coastal breeze is soothing. It is a great and comparatively less crowded tourist place for a peaceful vacation.
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