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If you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of work life in Maharashtra, a visit to the coastal town of Alibag will definitely help you relax, unwind and prepare for the week ahead. All you need is a spontaneous weekend plan to get things on the go! There are a number of picturesque and virgin beaches that offer stunning sights and the perfect backdrop for lazy afternoon siestas. A visit to the historic fort just off the coastline of Alibag is definitely worth the trouble. The coastal town is dotted with forests and lush plantations of jackfruits, mangoes, coconuts and other vegetables and fruits. This is the perfect vacation spot with friends, family, and colleagues. If you are looking for a solo adventure, spending time here could rejuvenate your spirit. One can also pay a visit to Kolaba Fort, which was built by Chhatrapati Shivaji. You can always take a horse carriage ride to the fort if you are in the mood for fun and adventure. Alibag and its surrounding locales are the historic hinterlands of Bene Israeli Jews. One can find a synagogue in the ‘Israel Ali’ area of the coastal town. Alibag is also home to a magnetic observatory, which was established in 1904. It is among the significant observatories that form part of a global network now operated by the Indian Institute of Geomagnetism. Varsoli beach, which is a popular beach in the coastal town, is home to a large naval base. This is a relatively less-visited site. The quiet beach with sparkling white sand is perfect for an evening stroll or just a pensive walk to contemplate. The best time to visit the coastal town is during the monsoon and winter. The monsoon season stretches from August to October and is accompanied by heavy showers. It is during this season that the region’s natural beauty shines through. If you want experience Alibag in all its glory, this would be the best time to visit. Also, tourists visit the town in winter – from November to February. The cool climate makes it suitable for those looking to escape Mumbai’s tropical climate. No trip to Alibag would be complete without the right accommodation. If you are looking for a budget hotel, the OYO Rooms Sea View is an option you can consider. It is proximate to the beach and well-connected.
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What are the unexplored places in Alibag?
Alibag has a lot to offer its visitors. Along with some of the famous sightseeing places in Alibag including heritage forts, lighthouse, temples, museum, as well as a one-of-a-kind Magnetic Observatory, there are a few places which are less explored like Kanakeshwar Forest, which has a plethora of wildlife and birds species; Someshwar temple dedicated to Lord Shiva; Brahma Kund which is a magnificent rectangular shaped kund surrounded by steps on all four sides; majestic Undheri Fort overlooking the Arabian sea which hosted multiple battles during the reign of the Marathas and a historic Ganesha temple which is close at hand from the Alibag beach.
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Is Alibag covered by metro/bus network? What is the best way to travel across the city?
Alibag has a deficient bus network and metro service is also not available here. The best way to move around in the city is to hire a taxi or an auto rickshaw. Auto rickshaws and taxis do not run on meter so it is advisable to negotiate the rate beforehand. Hiring a cab is a great option as you can enjoy your commute from one place to another without any hassle.
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Are there any shopping places in Alibag?
Alibag has a lot to offer to the shopaholics. There are many shopping places you should not miss while staying at hotels in Alibag. The bustling Raigadi bazaar, located at a short distance from the Alibag beach, has a myriad of small bustling shops selling all kinds of knick-knacks, handicrafts, clothes, accessories, wooden figurines and colourful bangles.
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What are some of the budget and premium accommodation options in Alibag?
You can choose to spend some quiet quality time in one of the many well set up affordable or luxury hotels provided by OYO Rooms, which cater to all types of tourists. You can book a hotel that is closest to most of the excursions from Alibag.
Budget accommodation:
Budget accommodation:
- OYO 18638 Coco Mango
- OYO 15152 Raghusheela Cottage
- OYO 22072 Muktai Nest
- OYO 15553 Evergreen Holiday Home
- OYO 15999 Sahyadri Cottage
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What are some of the best stay options near the railway station?
The nearest major railway station is in Mumbai, from where you can hire a taxi to travel to Alibag. Near the railway station, you can easily book affordable accommodations by OYO Rooms. Here are a few options you can consider.
- OYO 8759 Hotel Adore Palace
- OYO Flagship 24429 Oriental Rooms and Banquet
- OYO 8760 Hotel Arma Residency
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What are some of the best economy accommodations near the airport?
The nearest airport to Alibag is Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport of Mumbai, which is 48 km from Alibag. You can find some of the most affordable and comfortable stay options provided by OYO Rooms near the airport.
- OYO 15103 Blue Sapphires
- OYO 15732 Qubestay Airport
- OYO 15535 Deluxe Residency
- OYO Flagship 573 Chakala Sahar Road
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What is a good time to visit Alibag?
The weather remains pleasant and sunny around the year, making it the perfect environment for nature lovers and trekkers to enjoy Alibag. The best time to visit however is between November and July when the temperature during the day hovers between 18°C to 31°C and the average temperature during the night is 21°C. Winter months of November and December bring out the true grandeur of Alibag. However, if you like foggy, misty and peaceful landscape, then monsoon months of June to September would be an ideal time for you to head to the coastal town of Alibag when the waterfalls are full to the brim and you can enjoy numerous water sports at the beaches.
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What is there to do in Alibag?
From sandy beaches overlooking the Arabian Sea, museums and observatories to historic forts, temples and shopping streets, Alibag has something for everyone. Replete with history and being an important part of the Maratha Empire and the Portuguese culture, Alibag is an ideal place for those who like history and places associated with it. Nestled in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, Alibag makes for an alluring weekend getaway and has many attractions to its name, including Alibag beach, majestic Colaba fort, Mandwa Beach, Vrindavan Farm, Murud-Janjira fort, Raigadi bazaar and Kanakeshwar forest, among others.
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What is the best food that you can eat in Alibag?
Being a popular tourist destination, Alibag has several eating options offering diverse, refreshing and tasty Marathi treasures and mouth-watering seafood. There are a host of vendors on and around the beaches that sell a variety of snacks and ice golas. You can eat freshly caught and cooked fish and grill specialities at Bohemyan Blue Garden Cafe, fresh and authentic Maharashtrian coastal food with crabs, lobsters and other exotic items at Sanman Hotel, delicious Indian, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine at Kiki’s Cafe and Deli or sumptuous vegetarian thali at Dattaraj.
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Which beaches are famous in Alibag?
Alibag is famous for its pristine beaches. You can visit the Varsoli Beach, Akshi Beach, Nagaon Beach, Mandawa Beach, Kashid Beach and Korlai Beach. The best part about most of these beaches is that they offer a serene ambience surrounded by greenery and sparkling water with pristine seashores. You can also partake in various water sports activities that are on offer, these include swimming, fishing, scuba diving, parasailing, sea kayaking and banana boat ride.
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