Nestled in the Sahyadri hills, Lonavala is renowned for its lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and the famous chikki sweet. Just 83 km from Mumbai, it’s an ideal spot for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike.
Adjacent to Lonavala, khandala offers panoramic views, misty valleys, and serene lakes. Its proximity to Mumbai (approximately 80 km) makes it a popular choice for trekking and relaxation amidst nature.
Known for its pristine beaches and coastal cuisine, Alibaug is a coastal town about 95 km from Mumbai. Visitors can explore historic forts, enjoy water sports, or simply relax at Varsoli Beach by the sea.
Asia’s only automobile-free hill station, Matheran is located around 80 km from Mumbai. With its colonial architecture, dense forests, and panoramic viewpoints, it offers a tranquil retreat from city life.
Approximately 120 km from Mumbai, Igatpuri is a serene hill station known for its pleasant climate, trekking trails, and the Vipassana International, a meditation center attracting global visitors.
Just 62 km from Mumbai, Karjat is a picturesque town offering lush green landscapes, ancient caves like Kondana, and adventure activities such as trekking and river rafting, making it a perfect weekend getaway.
Known as India’s wine capital, Nashik is about 166 km from Mumbai. Visitors can tour vineyards, participate in wine tasting sessions, and explore ancient temples and caves, blending culinary experiences.
Located approximately 76 km from Mumbai, Durshet is a hidden gem offering dense forests, the Amba River, and adventure activities like rappelling and zip-lining, ideal for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts.
A tranquil village around 165 km from Mumbai, Bhandardara boasts scenic Landscapes, the serene Arthur Lake, and the majestic Randha Falls, providing a peaceful retreat amidst nature’s beauty.
Situated about 122 km from Mumbai, Kolad is famed for its white-water rafting on the Kundalika Raver. It’s a haven for adventure enthusiasts seeking thrilling water sports and camping experiences.