Is there a direct train to Satara?

There are limited direct trains; you may need to change at Surat.

How do I reach Satara from Udvada?

You can take a train or drive via the national highway.

What is the distance from Udvada?

Satara is about 450 km away from Udvada.

Is Satara safe for tourists?

Yes, it is a safe city, but standard safety precautions should be followed.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter is the best time to enjoy the pleasant weather.

Train Driving

Udvada to Satara

Updated: 28 May 2026

Satara, a major city in Maharashtra, is located about 450 km from Udvada. The journey takes you through the heart of Maharashtra, offering a mix of industrial and rural landscapes. While train connectivity is available, it often requires a change or a long journey. Driving is a popular option for those who want to explore the region and enjoy the scenic views along the way.

Total Distance: 450 km driving distance; 350 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via private car is the fastest way to reach Satara directly.

Cheapest Way

Train travel is the most economical way to reach Satara.

Compare Udvada to Satara Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	10 hours	9 hours
Avg Price	600 - 1200 INR	5500 - 8000 INR
Operator	Satara Express	Private Taxi
Route	Udvada - Surat - Satara	NH 48 to Surat, then NH 48 to Satara
Tip	Check for direct train availability as schedules can change; otherwise, change at Surat.	The highway offers a smooth drive but can be busy near major cities.

Travel Tips

Route Planning
If driving, plan your route to include stops at towns for a better experience.
Train Travel
Book your train tickets well in advance as this is a popular route for tourists.
Food
Try the local Maharashtrian snacks available in Satara.
Language
Marathi is the primary language; Hindi and English are understood in tourist areas.
Timing
Start your journey early to avoid traffic and reach your destination by evening.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Be cautious on the highway, especially during the monsoon season.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged and have a list of emergency contacts saved.
Valuables
Keep your belongings secure while traveling on public transport.
Night Travel
Avoid driving on rural roads in the region after dark.