The whole stretch southward of Revdanda up to Murud-Janjira is accessible due to a bridge that spans the creek. Revdanda itself is a pretty little place the southern portion of which is inside the premises of an old Portuguese fort.

The road enters through an old archway and then exits from another before getting to the bridge. The western portion of the fort actually reaches out into the sea. During high tide the waves crash onto the palm fringed ramparts of the fort. The beach has very little shade and the sand is made up of black rock giving it an unattractive shade of dark grey. The view from the fort is good enough.