The project would be undertaken under the Public-Private-Partnership model

A separate body named “Tadadi Eco Tourism Infrastructure Ltd'' would be instated

Processes would be initiated for the transfer of 400 acres of land

 Cabinet Minister for Large & Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development in the Government of Karnataka, MB Patil had met with officials of Karnataka State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (KSIIDC) and Infrastructure Development Corporation Karnataka Limited (iDeCK) on Wednesday to discuss ways of developing Tadadi, a coastal town in Uttara Kannada located 62 kms south of Karwar, into an eco-tourism destination. The project would be undertaken under the Public-Private-Partnership model. A total of Rs 300 crore would be invested on this project. 

The project would involve the construction of hi-tech resorts, tree huts, hotel rooms,walking trails, yoga clubs, pedaling boats, hanging bridges and skywalks to name a few tourist attractions. A tender would be published with regard to this project. A separate body named “Tadadi Eco Tourism Infrastructure Ltd” would be instated to oversee the developments of this project. MB Patil also stated that processes would be initiated for the transfer of 400 acres of land presently under the dispensation of the Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL) to the Karnataka State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (KSIIDC). 

In December 2020, a plan to build a multi-purpose all-weather port on the coastline of Tadadi was delisted as the KSIIDC failed to furnish relevant documents to obtain forest clearance.