Here are some of the beaches to be definitely visited in mumbai.
1) Aksa beach:
This beach is known for its quietness , calmness , beauty and serenity. It is not advisable to stay there after 7 in the evening for safety concerns. One can reach this place by bus from malad station on western railway
2) Dadar chowpatty:
Dadar chowpatty is suitable for long walks , jogging and having snacks at various stalls over there. View of the bandra worli sea link with the sunset is unique to watch.
3)Girgaum chowpatty:
Known as the most famous beach after juhu, this place is always crowded with people. The food stalls here sell amazing street food like pav bhaji , masala pav , biryani, pani puri and ragada pattice.This beach is relatively smaller but has many important landmarks around it.
4)Gorai :
This beach should be visited before dark because of issues of high tide. It is yet to be developed as a tourist spot and acts as a connecting junction to go to manori and the famous essel world and water kingdom. You can reach gorai by ferry from malad or borivali.
5)Juhu:
It is the longest beach in mumbai spreading upto six kilometers. The food stalls here are a must visit because people over parts of north India , west , east and the south sell their regional foodstuffs introducing us to a variety of food specialities of different regions.Actor Amitabh Bachan's bungalow is not too far away.
6)Kalamb beach:
It is located in nallasopara , a station on the western line after Vasai .Lazing around is the favourite activity here.
7)Madh island:
Located in malad , it comes after aksa village. Take direct buses that goes upto madh island.
8) Marve beach:
Marve is comparatively smaller and narrower than other beaches because of its quick Sand. It became famous for its picnic spots.
9) Uran beach:
It falls between Panvel and Karjat and is far away from the city side. One can see remains of Karanja fort.
10) Versova beach:
It is an extension of Juhu beach towards Andheri. It is connected to versova village fish markets which are very famous. Lot of crowds have been seen here during Ganpati visarjan.
1) Aksa beach:
This beach is known for its quietness , calmness , beauty and serenity. It is not advisable to stay there after 7 in the evening for safety concerns. One can reach this place by bus from malad station on western railway
2) Dadar chowpatty:
Dadar chowpatty is suitable for long walks , jogging and having snacks at various stalls over there. View of the bandra worli sea link with the sunset is unique to watch.
3)Girgaum chowpatty:
Known as the most famous beach after juhu, this place is always crowded with people. The food stalls here sell amazing street food like pav bhaji , masala pav , biryani, pani puri and ragada pattice.This beach is relatively smaller but has many important landmarks around it.
4)Gorai :
This beach should be visited before dark because of issues of high tide. It is yet to be developed as a tourist spot and acts as a connecting junction to go to manori and the famous essel world and water kingdom. You can reach gorai by ferry from malad or borivali.
5)Juhu:
It is the longest beach in mumbai spreading upto six kilometers. The food stalls here are a must visit because people over parts of north India , west , east and the south sell their regional foodstuffs introducing us to a variety of food specialities of different regions.Actor Amitabh Bachan's bungalow is not too far away.
6)Kalamb beach:
It is located in nallasopara , a station on the western line after Vasai .Lazing around is the favourite activity here.
7)Madh island:
Located in malad , it comes after aksa village. Take direct buses that goes upto madh island.
8) Marve beach:
Marve is comparatively smaller and narrower than other beaches because of its quick Sand. It became famous for its picnic spots.
9) Uran beach:
It falls between Panvel and Karjat and is far away from the city side. One can see remains of Karanja fort.
10) Versova beach:
It is an extension of Juhu beach towards Andheri. It is connected to versova village fish markets which are very famous. Lot of crowds have been seen here during Ganpati visarjan.
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