Redi is the first village across the Tiracol River in Maharashtra, reached by the small ferry from Tiracol jetty or by driving over the road bridge a couple of kilometres upstream. Its long red-sand beach is even quieter than Querim, often almost empty even in peak season, and the rust-red colour of the sand — from the iron-ore mining that was once the village's main industry — is unlike anything else on this stretch of coast.
The Redi Ganapati Temple, a short walk inland from the beach, is the area's other draw: a freshly rebuilt shrine to Ganesha in a reclining pose, much visited by Maharashtrian pilgrims on weekends but quiet on weekdays. Combine the temple with the small Yashwantgad Fort on the hill above the village for a half-day's gentle exploring north of the border.