While the beaches of Goa and Kerala have found their way into every tourists manual, the coastal delights of Maharashtra remain comparatively undiscovered. Equally splendid, equally beautifull, equally exciting.... their relative anonymity is their greatest advantage. One such beach is Kihim about 100 km away from Mumbai. For the young at heart and gypsy by spirit "SANIDHYA" caters to all the needs and gives you the feel of the nature and its comforts.
Kihim is famous for its birds. Infact, it was Dr. Salim Ali's favourite retreat. In and around Kihim lies the beach of Mandwa, beach of Alibaug, the Kolaba fort and chaul. The scenic beauty has a charm of its own with beautiful grooves of a charm of its own with beautiful grooves of coconut palms. Kihim's sea coast is also known for sea food.
Reaching there by train, the nearest railhead is Panvel on the central railway. By road, Mumbai-Panvel-Alibaug-Kihim. By sea catamaran services from Gateaway of India to Mandwa, then by road. Ferry services is also available between Ferry Wharf (Bhaucha Dhakka) and Mandwa (Rewas)
