Is Vengurla a good place for a weekend trip?

Yes, it is perfect for a quiet and relaxing weekend.

Are there direct trains to Vengurla?

No, you must get off at Kudal or Sawantwadi Road.

What is Vengurla famous for?

It is famous for its beaches, lighthouse, and cashew plantations.

Is it safe to travel to Vengurla by road?

Yes, the roads are safe, but drive during daylight hours.

Roha

Vengurla

Train Driving

Roha to Vengurla

Updated: 21 May 2026

Vengurla is a quiet, beautiful coastal town located about 350 km from Roha. The journey takes you further south along the Konkan coast. The most practical way to reach Vengurla is by taking a train to Kudal or Sawantwadi Road station, followed by a short taxi or bus ride. The road route via NH 66 is also an option, offering scenic views of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. Expect a travel time of 8 to 9 hours.

Total Distance: Driving distance 350 km, straight-line air distance 310 km.

Fastest Way

Private taxi from Roha to Vengurla via NH 66.

Cheapest Way

Train to Kudal followed by a local ST bus to Vengurla.

Compare Roha to Vengurla Routes

Train

Connecting

Duration

8 hours

Avg Price

500 - 1800 INR

Operator

Konkan Railway

Route

Roha to Kudal station, then 25 km by road to Vengurla.

Kudal is the nearest major railhead for Vengurla.

Driving

Direct

Duration

9 hours

Avg Price

4000 - 6000 INR

Operator

Private Taxi

Route

NH 66 via Mangaon, Ratnagiri, and Kudal.

The road is well-maintained but watch for heavy traffic near Ratnagiri.

Travel Tips

Carry Cash
Small shops in Vengurla may not accept digital payments; keep cash handy.
Local Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the best way to move around the town.
Try Cashews
Vengurla is famous for its high-quality cashews; buy some from local markets.
Book Accommodation
Homestays are a great way to experience local culture in Vengurla.
Plan for Stops
The drive is long; plan for breaks in Ratnagiri or Kankavli.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Drive carefully on the winding roads of the Konkan region.
Beach Safety
Be cautious of strong currents; do not swim in isolated areas.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the local police and hospital numbers saved.
Sun Protection
Use high-SPF sunscreen as the coastal sun is very strong.