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WELCOME TO THE SHORES OF SERENITY. Click here for project details of The Serenes by Mahindra Lifespaces Disclaimer: Image for representation purpose only representation Disclaimer: Image for MANDWA JETTY BOHEMYAN BLUE DASHRATH PATEL MUSEUM SAI INN HOLIDAY RESORT KIHIM BEACH TOWARDSUMBAI KHANDERI FORT ALIBAUG - PEN ROAD M SAGARGAD FORT RADISSON BLU RESORTSSORTRT & SPA ALIBAUG BEACH KOLABA FORT AKSHI BEACH NAGAON BEACH KARPEWADI DATTA MANDIR REVDANDA FORT KORLAI FORT BIRLA MANDIR FORT BEACH TEMPLE ARABIAN SEA PHANSAD KASHID BEACH WILDLIFE HOTEL SANCTUARY MUSEUM Map not to scale; for representation purpose only Source: Google maps, where distances are measured Nemone Image credit: Often called the ‘Goa of some of the most beautiful sunsets Distance from The Serenes Sun-kissed beaches and Maharashtra’ Alibaug is a coastal in the West-Coast. Forget strolling Hospitals Korlai Beach 17.6 kms picturesque views. castle of nature and luxury. and ride off into the horizon on a Dhamankar Hospital 9.9 kms Kashid Beach 26.9 kms A melting pot of cultures where Stallion. From festivities like Pola to Chaitanya Hospital 10.0 kms Mandwa Beach 28.8 kms religions, customs and traditions delicious cuisine, Alibaug is more Dr. Saroj Tamboli Memorial Hospital 10.5 kms Others paint their legacy in a beautifully than a vacation, its every tourist’s Forts Raigad Bazaar 9.7 kms mixed palette. From Shivaji, to the dream and Maharashtra’s pride. Colaba Fort 10.7 km Alibaug Bus Stand 9.9 kms Bene Israelis, Alibaug is home to the Revdanda Fort 10.7 km Hotel Maple IVY 9.9 kms world-over. Mandwa Jetty greets the Birla Mandir 16.4 kms Beaches travellers from the sea and paints Akshi Beach 5.5 kms Pen Railway Station 38.1 kms Alibaug Beach 10.8 kms Revdanda Beach 11.5 kms Varsoli Beach 13.6 kms A bright future lights Sanctioned projects: Proposed developments: There’s nothing like Alibaug. Easy accessibility by land & sea. the way ahead. Alibaug’s tourism and infrastructure is set to soar in the future. Here are some of the proposed projects set to revamp the days ahead. RO-RO service terminal The 126 km Multimodal Corridor Forts Forest Water Alibaug’s Mandwa Mumbai-Goa at Mandwa. from Virar to Alibaug. Trails Sports Delicacies Jetty* Highway Source: https://mahammb.maharashtra.gov.in/Site/ Source: https://mmrda.maharashtra.gov.in/multimodal- Upload/RORO%20PAX.pdf corridor-from-virar-to-alibaug *Approx. 31 kms. from Mandwa Jetty to The Serenes site with a travel time of approx. 60 mins. Villas in Alibaugh Gym Spa Swimming Golf Putting Meditation Pool Green Zone.

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