Alibaug is a serene, sleepy, confabulation of fishing hamlets with multiple beaches, now assuming the form of a prospering town. It is accessible in about an hour by the combination of a catamaran / ferry from Gateway of  India in south Mumbai and then by bus from Mandwa jetty, every 1/2 Hour across the bay. It is also accessible by road via Panvel in about an hour and a half (approx 80 km).  

Alibaug and Kihim have become the favorite destinations for the weekend-getaway hungry Mumbaites. Alibaug and Kihim is home to bungalows of the rich and famous all along the coast. Alibaug attracts a lot of tourists over the weekends and business conferences during the week. 

Alibaug is home to a lot of forts, churches, synagogues and the fascinating tower of St. Barbara. The weather is pleasant on most days due to high density of trees all around. Monsoon is very heavy and thus, ferries and catamarans are not operational from mid-June to late September. However, the rains, greenery, sightseeing, peace and more over, direct signal for your cell phones makes Alibaug a very attractive monsoon getaway.

By sea in a catamaran from Gateway to Mandwa. By road the distance from Mumbai to our resort is 100 kms

Alibaug is an idyllic town on the western coast of India, known as the Konkan region. It lies on almost the same latitude as the southern tip of Mumbai and is very close to this tip across the narrow strip of the Arabian Sea.

Earlier Mangaon was the main place of Raigad district. Now??? ....Ofcourse Alibaug !!!




You can also visit the Birla Temple located in Alibaug.