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Located at a distance of 11 km from the main bus stand of Amboli, Kavlesad point provides some breathtaking valley views. One can also find may small waterfalls from the view point during the monsoon. Try shouting your name and the valley would throw it back to you. One would have to take a detour from the highway and drive over (very) poorly maintained roads for over 3 km to reach the destination and would not find any signs of human presence except the occasional vehicle that passes by.. There are a couple of signboards that call out the presence of a tourist attraction, however all of them are either in Hindi or Marathi.
Shri Hiranyakeshwar Temple
This place is 5 km from the main bus stand of Amboli. It is here that the Hiranyakeshi river originates. There is a temple that is built around the caves from where the waters flows down to form the Hiranyakeshi river. Alongside the temple there is also a cave which locals say can be explored. The roads leading to the temple are typical to any village but are motor able.
Located at a distance of 2km from the Amboli bus stand, Maruti Mandir is the house of Ganesh and Ram temple along with the Samadhi of a saint from Amboli.
Located at a distance of 3 km from the main bus stand of Amboli.
Sunset point is located on the highway toward Sawantwadi at a distance of a kilometre from the main bus stand. One can also find Hotel Vitha Kamath alongside the view point.