At a distance of 13 km from Dandeli Bus Stand, Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary is situated on the banks of the River Kali at Dandeli in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka. This is the second largest sanctuary in Karnataka and also one of the best places to visit in Dandeli.

Dudhsagar is one of the India’s tallest waterfalls having the height of 310 m (1017 feet) and an average width of 30 meters (100 feet). The fall of water from that height creates the illusion of a literally sea of milk falling from the top.

At a distance of 24 km from Dandeli, 93 km from Sirsi, 120 km from Karwar and 139 km from Gokarna, Kavala caves are the natural caves located in the heart of Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and is one of the popular points of interest in Dandeli.

At a distance of 1 km from Ganeshgudi Bus Stand and 23 km from Dandeli, Supa Dam, built across River Kali, is situated in Joida taluk of Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka.

At a distance of 6 km from Ambikanagar and 24 km from Dandeli Bus Stand, Sykes Point is the top viewpoint in Dandeli and also one of the famous places of sightseeing in Dandeli.

Deduced to be the highest peak in the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary, Shiroli Peak is a must see on the list of places to visit in Dandeli. Shiroli Peak serves in many ways to the travelers. First, they act as trek routes due to the altitude of the place.

Kayaking, white water rafting, canoeing and many more water adventures offered by the mighty Kali river attracts a huge number of adventure seekers throughout the year. Not such a big deal for a tropical location, but river rafting never loses its charm.

At a distance of 31 km from Dandeli, Syntheri Rock is monolithic granite structure with a height of 300 feet, which is located in the dense forests of Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. It is one of the top Dandeli tourist places to visit.

Pre-dating the Shivaji fort, Sri Mallikarjuna Temple stands as yet another oldest and most important Dandeli places. The temple witnesses pilgrims throughout the year. Majorly famous for the incomparable architecture of the temple.

The Joida Butterfly Park is spread across 15 hectares, of which five hectares are being used for the butterfly park. The forest division also plans to retain the rest of the area as a forest and plans to open jungle trails in the future.

Dedicated to Dandelappa, as the name suggests, Dandelappa Temple is one of the important places to visit in Dandeli which attracts pilgrims and devotees all over the year. This is one of the oldest temples in the Dandeli town.