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Borivali to Satara

Updated: 24 May 2026

The route from Borivali to Satara covers 280 km via the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and NH 48. This is a popular route for weekend travelers heading to the Western Ghats. You can take a bus from Borivali or a train from Dadar to Satara Road station. The journey takes about 5 to 6 hours. Satara is famous for the Kaas Plateau and its historic forts.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 280 km; straight-line air distance is 220 km.
Fastest Way
Private car via Expressway, taking 5 hours.
Cheapest Way
MSRTC bus, costing 500 INR.
Compare Borivali to Satara Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
5 hours
Avg Price
2000 - 3000 INR (Fuel)
Operator
Self-drive
Route
Borivali to Satara via Mumbai-Pune Expressway and NH 48.

The expressway is fast; ensure your vehicle is in good condition.

Travel Tips
  • Booking
    Book your Kaas Plateau entry pass online in advance.
  • Driving
    Pay the toll at the Expressway booths using FASTag.
  • Food
    Try the local 'Kandi Pedhe' of Satara.
  • Weather
    Carry a raincoat if visiting during the monsoon.
  • Navigation
    Use GPS, but follow local signboards for the fort routes.
Safety Tips
  • Trekking
    Wear proper trekking shoes for the fort climbs.
  • Driving
    Avoid speeding on the Expressway.
  • Wildlife
    Do not disturb the flora at Kaas Plateau.
  • Emergency
    Keep the local hospital contact handy.
People Also Ask
  • Is Satara worth visiting?
    Yes, it is a beautiful city with rich history and nature.
  • How to reach Satara?
    Road is the most convenient mode.
  • What is the best time?
    Monsoon and post-monsoon.
  • Are there good hotels?
    Yes, there are many resorts and hotels.
  • Is it safe?
    Yes, it is very safe for tourists.
Quick Info
  • From Borivali, Maharashtra, India
  • To Satara, Maharashtra, India
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

August to October, especially to visit the Kaas Plateau during the flower bloom.

Things to Do in Satara
1
Kaas Plateau
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its seasonal wildflowers. It is a breathtaking sight.
2
Sajjangad Fort
The final resting place of Saint Ramdas. It offers a great view of the valley.
3
Thoseghar Waterfalls
One of the highest waterfalls in Maharashtra, best visited during the monsoon.
4
Ajinkyatara Fort
A historic fort overlooking the city of Satara, perfect for a short trek.
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