A weekend in Sasawane — two nights, roughly 48 hours — is enough to genuinely decompress. Here's a practical plan for making the most of it.
Getting There: Friday Evening
Take the evening ferry from Gateway of India to Mandwa. From Mandwa jetty, Sachu's Resort is 10 minutes by road. Pre-arrange a pickup with the resort or take a local auto. Arriving in the evening means you settle in, have dinner at the resort, and wake up on Saturday with a full day ahead.
Day 1: Beach, Local Sights, Slow Evening
Morning: Breakfast at the resort, then walk straight onto Sasawane Beach. Low tide mornings are ideal — the sand stretches wide, the water is calm and almost no one else is there.
Late morning: Walk to Karmarkar Shilpalaya, a small sculpture museum in Sasawane village. 10–15 minutes on foot, genuinely worth a visit.
Afternoon: Head to Kolaba Fort. About 20–25 minutes from Sasawane. At low tide, the fort is accessible on foot from Alibag beach. Check tide timings before you go.
Evening: Back to the resort. Swim in the pool, sit on the balcony, watch the Mumbai coastline light up at dusk. Dinner at the resort.
Day 2: Explore, Then Head Home
Morning: Check-out is at 10 AM, so you have the beach at sunrise. Before leaving, drive to Mandwa Beach for a quick look — 10-minute ride, different vibe. Then the ferry back from Mandwa to Gateway of India. Back in Mumbai by early afternoon.
Planning this weekend? WhatsApp or call us to check room availability at Sachu's Resort.
What to Know Before You Go
- The resort has an on-site restaurant with fresh Konkani food — order meals as needed during your stay.
- Carry cash — Sasawane has limited ATMs. Nearest reliable one is in Alibag town.
- The ferry is the easiest and most enjoyable way from Mumbai. See ferry timings here.
