Manori beach, Manori

One of the best location in Mumbai to relax and have FUN. Beautiful island, wonderful food and amazin Chapels along the roadside are a common sight.

Untouched by urbanization and industrialization parallel existing with the ever-sprawling, overwhelming metropolis of Mumbai, Manori Island is a quaint hamlet that faintly reminds one of Goa with roadside chapels and churches and women in 'frocks'. Manori is famous for its beaches namely the Manori beach and the adjacent Gorai Beach. Manori is a fishing village, stretching for about two kilometers

, fringed with palm trees, rows of seafront hotels and an assemblage of white-washed Spanish patterned villas; it serves as a haven for those seeking refuse from the clamorous atmosphere of Mumbai. Separated from the mainland only by a small creek Manori isn’t exactly an island in all its essence. Located a few kilometers from one of the busiest and most crowded cities in the world Mumbai, it has maintained a quaint rustic charm about itself and maintained itself as an island away from the all pervasive urbanization of its neighbor. Linked by a rocky headland and accessed across a small creek both Gorai and Manori are rocky beaches. Although clean and pleasant, yet playful waters of the sea is becoming, swimming is not advised at Manori beaches. Modern day Manori village is dominated by the local fishing community and has high ratios of East Indian population. Uncommon and most famous though is the Manori Bel. The major occupation among the locals is fishing. The offbeat Manori has no bottles, garbage or waste lying around, and the main attraction here is the breath of fresh air, serene atmosphere and the silence, broken only by the sound of the sea waves. Another fun attraction is the ferry ride which transports visitors to Manori from Malad. Visitors with an agenda for the weekend to do nothing more than some sunbathing and imbibing the spirit of a beach or to have fun in the one of the biggest amusement parks in this side of the world, should head to Manori Islands. People fatigued with routine lives can relax their nerves by booking radio taxis online, from within Mumbai to Malad; where regular ferry rides from the beaches of either Malad or Marve will transport them to Manori Island. Located about twenty minutes away from Madh Island, Manori and the nearby Gorai are also accessible by road via Bhayander. Car rental hire from Mumbai to Manori Island, are a popular choice for travelling as they ensure a comfortable journey and allow people to travel leisurely.

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27/09/2016

A beautiful evening, captured by Manche :)
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11/07/2016

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13/05/2016

Hey guys, have you been to Nagaon Beach, Alibag as yet ?

It is one of the best beach around Mumbai, according to Tripadvisor.

There are plenty of cheap cottages (ManoMani Cottage) to rent around the beach, which makes it a perfect weekend gateway from Mumbai.

22/04/2016

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05/02/2016

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Have fun, share your Manori memories with your friends and do visit again for more happy times 🎉

Please leave the beach & its surroundings clean for others to enjoy 😊

26/01/2016

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