Rewas Jetty
Rewas Jetty is one of the most important transit points in the Raigad district, serving as a vital link between Mumbai and the Alibaug region. While primarily a ferry terminal, the jetty has evolved into a tourist spot due to its scenic views of the Mumbai skyline and the massive Karanj creek. The jetty is always bustling with activity, as traditional wooden boats and modern speedboats transport commuters and tourists across the water. The surrounding area is characterized by vast mudflats, mangrove forests, and traditional fishing villages, offering a raw and authentic coastal experience. Many tourists visit Rewas just to enjoy the long ferry ride from the Bhaucha Dhakka (Ferry Wharf) in Mumbai, which takes about 1.5 to 2 hours and provides a unique perspective of the city's harbor and the sea. The jetty area is also a great place to observe the local fishing culture, as dozens of colorful boats dock here daily to offload their fresh catch. The breeze at the end of the jetty is incredibly refreshing, and the sight of the sun setting over the distant hills of Mumbai is truly mesmerizing. For those looking for a budget-friendly way to reach Alibaug while enjoying a sea voyage, Rewas Jetty remains the most popular choice. It serves as the starting point for many travelers who then take local transport to explore the various beaches and forts of the region.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1 to 2 HoursPlace Type:
Transit and Scenic SpotEntry Fees:
There is no fee to enter the jetty area itself. Ferry tickets from Mumbai typically range from 80 to 150 per person, and transporting a two-wheeler costs around 150 to 200 extra. ...There is no fee to enter the jetty area itself. Ferry tickets from Mumbai typically range from 80 to 150 per person, and transporting a two-wheeler costs around 150 to 200 extra.Timing:
Ferries operate from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily, but services are suspended during heavy rains or very low tides. The ideal time to visit for views is late afternoon when the sun begins to dip towards the horizon. ...Ferries operate from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily, but services are suspended during heavy rains or very low tides. The ideal time to visit for views is late afternoon when the sun begins to dip towards the horizon.Special Events:
The Koli seafood festivals are sometimes held in the nearby villages, celebrating the local fishing community's culture and food. During the monsoon, the jetty becomes a hub for locals watching the dramatic stormy sea from a safe distance. ...The Koli seafood festivals are sometimes held in the nearby villages, celebrating the local fishing community's culture and food. During the monsoon, the jetty becomes a hub for locals watching the dramatic stormy sea from a safe distance.Best Photo Spots:
Photo Spots: The very end of the jetty provides an unobstructed view of the sea and the horizon, perfect for sunset shots. The colorful rows of parked fishing boats offer a great subject for cultural and street photography. The ferry ride itself provides many opportunities...Photo Spots: The very end of the jetty provides an unobstructed view of the sea and the horizon, perfect for sunset shots. The colorful rows of parked fishing boats offer a great subject for cultural and street photography. The ferry ride itself provides many opportunities to photograph the passing sea birds.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Take a long, relaxing ferry ride from Mumbai to Rewas to experience the vastness of the Arabian Sea. Watch the busy activities of the local fishermen as they organize their nets and sell fresh fish by the shore. Capture the distant silhouette of the Mumbai skyline and the Gateway of India on clear days. Enjoy a hot tea and local snacks like Vada Pav from the small vendors near the jetty entrance. Rent a bicycle or a scooter to explore the quiet coastal roads leading from Rewas to Mandwa. Observe the unique process of loading motorcycles onto small wooden boats using narrow planks. Take a walk along the shoreline during low tide to explore the mudflats and local marine life. Photographers can capture the vibrant colors of the docked fishing boats during the early morning golden hour. ...
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Why Famous:
Famous as the primary ferry point connecting Mumbai to Alibaug, offering an affordable and scenic sea journey. It is also well-known for the ability to transport two-wheelers on boats, making it a favorite for bikers traveling from the city. ...Famous as the primary ferry point connecting Mumbai to Alibaug, offering an affordable and scenic sea journey. It is also well-known for the ability to transport two-wheelers on boats, making it a favorite for bikers traveling from the city. -
Architecture:
The jetty is a functional concrete structure extending deep into the sea to accommodate large ferries during various tide levels. It features a waiting area for passengers and a dedicated section for the loading and unloading of goods and two-wheelers. The nearby architecture consists of small tr...The jetty is a functional concrete structure extending deep into the sea to accommodate large ferries during various tide levels. It features a waiting area for passengers and a dedicated section for the loading and unloading of goods and two-wheelers. The nearby architecture consists of small traditional huts and local administrative offices reflecting the rural coastal style of Maharashtra. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Mumbai Airport is about 100 KM by road or accessible via ferry.
By Train: Alibaug doesn't have a station; the nearest is Pen (30 KM).
By Road: It is 23 KM from Alibaug town via the Mandwa road. -
Near Tourist Places:
Mandwa Jetty (6 KM), Awas Beach (10 KM), Kihim Beach (14 KM), Saswane Beach (4 KM), Karmarkar Museum (3 KM), Kanakeshwar Temple (12 KM), Alibaug Beach (23 KM), Varsoli Beach (21 KM), Khanderi Island (15 KM), Nagaon Beach (32 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Always check the ferry timetable in advance as timings change based on the tides. Carry a light jacket or scarf as it can get quite windy during the boat ride across the creek. There are very few ATMs in the immediate vicinity of the jetty, so carry sufficient cash for ferry tickets and local tra...
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