Mandwa Kihim Beach

Mandwa Kihim Beach


Kihim Beach : Just 120 kms. away from Mumbai, Kihim is sea-side destination, laced with lush coconut trees. The inviting part of it is that Kihim is entirely undiscovered and unspoilt beauty. Places to visit nearby are Murud Beach and Chaul, historic forts, churches, synagogues and fascinating tower of St. Barbara.

At Kihim, one can enjoy an unconventional M. T. D. C.’s ‘Tent Holiday’ equipped with modern facilities. For tranquility change , have stay and take experience in the tents . Body and mind tired by stress and tension of the city life will be freshen in no time.

Devotees of nature can get plentiful things done. Dense forest adorned by wild flowers, butterflies dancing on them, birds charms tourists. Chaul, historically important place is just 15 kilometer away. Remains of portuguese rule, ancient caves of Budha’s era, Juna Humamkhana, churches are worth to visit.

Mandwa Beach :
Mandwa is so beautiful, untrodden beach for long, breathtaking view across the bay. On a clear day one can enjoy site up to the Gateway of India. Mandwa village too, has a charm of its own with its beautiful groves of coconut palms. If you visit Mandwa, make it a point to visit the Kobala Fort. If you visit Mandwa, make it a point to visit the Kobala Fort.

Nearest airport  :                                Mumbai  ( 136 km. )
Nearest Railway- Station :                 Panvel ( 85 km. )

Other Information
The twin beaches of Mandwa and Kihim lies to the north of Alibag at a distance of about 18 km. These two beaches are very easily accessible from Mumbai. The beach of Mandwa is relatively empty and this offers a perfect place for a visit. On a bright and sunny day, the beaches of Mandwa provide a picturesque view of the bay up to the Gateway Of India. with its beautiful groves of coconut palm, Mandwa resembles very closely a typical sea beach and is one of the finest sea-side destination in Maharashtra.
Instead of a day’s picnic, one should visit threes beaches for three or four days to really enjoy and experience its beauty.

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