The experience allows you to admire the city of Bari from the sea, sailing a few hundred meters from the coast and the places of greatest interest. It will also be possible to learn the rudiments of navigation by directly trying to steer the boat or by carrying out the simplest maneuvers such as tacking, gybing or anchoring in a bay sheltered from the wind. Depending on the departure time, lunch or dinner is provided with typical products (focaccia, taralli, olives, local wine or beer). Respecting the safety conditions and if the weather permits it, it will be possible to swim offshore in the open sea. With a little luck you will be able to see small pods of dolphins playing with the boat. The possibility of being able to enjoy the experience strictly depends on the weather conditions.

Shri Hinglaj is one of the 52 Shakti Peeths emerged in undivided Hindustan. Since, according to the myth, Sati’s head with its Hingul (Sindhoor, Vermillion) fell at this place on the hills, it was named as Hingul Parvat and the Peeth was known as Shri Hinglaj Mata Asthan. This Peeth is considered supreme because Sati’s head had fallen here . It is believed that Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshman visted this peeth during Banvas. There are worship places of GANESH DEVA,MATA KALI,GURU GORAKH NATH DOONI,BRAHAM KUNDH,TIR KUNDH,MAHA KALI KUNDA,GURU NANAK KHARAO,RAM JAROKHA BETHAK,ANEEL KUNDH ON CHORASI MOUNTAIN and on the way CHANDRA GOOP , KHARI RIVER and AGHORI PUJA. Construction of Makran Coastal Highway in 2004 has opened up the valley now travelers can easily visit this temple in a day from Karachi and come back on same day