Overview

Savatkada Waterfall (Jacuzzi Waterfall Trek)

  • Nestled amidst the lush green forests of Mahalor Village near Murud-Janjira in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, Savatkada Waterfall, popularly known as the Jacuzzi Waterfall, is one of the Konkan region's hidden monsoon gems. Surrounded by dense forests, rolling hills, seasonal streams, and untouched natural beauty, this offbeat destination offers a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and scenic landscapes for trekkers and nature lovers.
  • Located just a short drive from the historic coastal town of Murud-Janjira, the trek takes you through picturesque village trails, paddy fields, thick forests, rocky paths, and refreshing stream crossings. During the monsoon, the entire landscape transforms into a vibrant green paradise, where mist-covered hills, wildflowers, and countless waterfalls create an unforgettable trekking experience.
  • The highlight of this trek is the magnificent Savatkada Waterfall, where water cascades down towering basalt cliffs into naturally carved rock pools. These unique pools resemble giant natural jacuzzis, giving the waterfall its popular nickname—Jacuzzi Waterfall. Relaxing in these cool, crystal-clear pools while being surrounded by the soothing sounds of cascading water and dense forests is an experience unlike any other.
  • Unlike challenging summit treks, the Savatkada Waterfall Trek is a relatively easy to moderate jungle trek that focuses on exploring nature rather than reaching a mountain peak. The trail includes forest walks, muddy paths, gentle ascents, rocky sections, and seasonal stream crossings, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers looking for a refreshing monsoon adventure.
  • As you walk deeper into the forest, you'll be welcomed by the sounds of chirping birds, flowing streams, rustling leaves, and the fresh fragrance of rain-soaked earth. The surrounding Western Ghats are rich in biodiversity, offering opportunities to spot colorful butterflies, endemic birds, and lush monsoon vegetation that flourishes during the rainy season.
  • The waterfall becomes especially spectacular between June and September, when heavy monsoon showers transform it into a roaring cascade. The natural jacuzzi pools fill with fresh mountain water, while the surrounding cliffs disappear beneath curtains of mist, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for photography and nature exploration.
  • Safety is an essential part of the experience. During peak monsoon, stream crossings and the rocks near the waterfall can become slippery, so trekkers should always follow the instructions of experienced trek leaders and avoid venturing into deep water or strong currents.
  • Whether you're looking for an adventurous weekend escape, a refreshing dip in natural rock pools, or a peaceful walk through untouched forests, the Savatkada Waterfall (Jacuzzi Waterfall Trek) promises an unforgettable monsoon experience. With its hidden location near Murud-Janjira, breathtaking scenery, and unique natural jacuzzi pools, it is undoubtedly one of Maharashtra's finest offbeat waterfall treks waiting to be explored.

Savatkada Waterfall Trek Mumbai – Quick Information:

  • Trek Location: Savatkada Waterfall, Mahalor Village, Near Murud-Janjira, Raigad District, Maharashtra
  • Trek Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate. Suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. 
  • Trek Distance: Approximately 4–5 km (Round Trip)
  • Trek Altitude: Approximately 500 feet above sea level
  • Trek Type: Jungle Trek / Waterfall Trek / Natural Jacuzzi Trek
  • Trek Duration: Approximately 2.5–3.5 hours, including time to relax at the waterfall and natural jacuzzi pools.
  • Savatkada Waterfall Distance from Mumbai: Approximately 170 km

Why Choose Trekhievers for Trek Mumbai?

  • 12+ Years of Trekking Experience: Our team has over 12 years of on-ground experience, including 9 years as an officially established company.
  • 1,000+ Travellers Served: More than 1,000 participants joined our treks last year.
  • Better Safety and Guidance: We provide one trek leader for every 10 participants.
  • Meals Included: Fresh breakfast, tea and vegetarian lunch are included.
  • Forest Charges Included: Applicable forest entry and permit charges are covered in the package.
  • Complete Coordination: Transportation, trek leaders, first aid and on-ground support are managed by Trekhievers.

 

Savatkada Waterfall Trek Mumbai Departure Dates 2026: 

June 2026: 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27
July 2026: 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
August 2026: 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
September 2026: 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26
October 2026: 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31

Important Note:

1. We insist you on taking Friday departures to avoid the rush.
2. We need a minimum of 10 people to operate Friday batches, if not then it will be shifted to the Saturday batch.
 

Savatkada Waterfall Trek Mumbai Price​:

  • Mumbai package: 1699/-
  • Base-village package: 999/-

 

1 Night 1 Day 31 Jul, 01 Aug, 07 Aug, and more
Itinerary

Day 1

Day 2

  • 12:15 AM: Kalamboli McD  (https://maps.app.goo.gl/RhPJQT5jdQDvNkDp6)

    03:00 AM – Arrive at the Base Village. Relax and take a short rest in the bus before the trek begins.
    05:30 AM – Wake-up call. Freshen up and get ready for the adventure.
    06:00 AM – Enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast.
    07:00 AM – After a brief introduction and safety instructions, begin the trek towards Savatkada Waterfall (Jacuzzi Waterfall).
    08:30 AM – Reach the magnificent Savatkada Waterfall. Relax amidst nature, enjoy the natural jacuzzi pools, capture memorable photographs, and soak in the refreshing monsoon surroundings.
    11:30 AM – Trek back to the Base Village and relish a delicious Veg Thali lunch.
    01:30 PM – Begin the return journey to Mumbai.
    08:00 PM – Expected arrival in Mumbai. (Arrival time may vary depending on traffic, road, and weather conditions.)​

Inclusions:

  • ​Private AC Bus Transportation
  • Breakfast & Tea
  • Lunch ( Veg Thali )
  • Trek Leader Charges.
  • Forest Entry & Guide Charges.
  • First Aid Charges.

Exclusions

  • Travel to the pickup points
  • 5% GST on Booking Tickets
  • Any kind of personal expense like Mineral water/lime water/ Soft Drinks/ Extra snacks, or meals that are not mentioned in the inclusions, purchased for personal consumption 
  • Any kind of cost that is not mentioned and included in the inclusion of this package.
  • All expenses incurred due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances, like roadblocks, bad weather
  • Any medical / Emergency evacuations if required
  • Any kind of Insurance

How to book?

  • Click on the "BOOK NOW" button.
  • Select your departure date from the calendar and proceed.
  • Select your ticket type and quantity. (If you have a coupon code, apply at this stage)
  • Fill out our personal details and proceed.
  • Select your payment type (UPI, Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking) and proceed.
  • Once your tickets are booked, you will receive tickets via email.
  • A WhatsApp group link will be sent to your WhatsApp number 10 hours prior to the departure.
  • Trek Leaders / Volunteers details will be shared on that WhatsApp group.

Things to carry:

(Highly Required and Mandatory Things)

  • ID proof
  • backpack (waterproof or covered with a waterproof cover) 
  • Trekking shoes or any sports shoes with a Good grip
  • Trekking pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (Preferably full sleeves or Half T-shirt with sleeves), Raincoat/ waterproof jacket/ windcheater, Handkerchief/Towel, etc
  • Water 2-3 liters.
  • Ready-to-eat food like plum cakes, Dry fruits, dry snacks and biscuits, Chikki, chocolate bars, etc.
  • Torch 
  • Personal Medicines and Personal First Aid 

(Required but Optional Things)

  • To change after trekking - Facewash, Extra pants/ shorts, Extra T-shirt, sleeper/ floaters, an extra bag to carry your trekking shoes, innerwear, etc
  • Sweater for a bus journey
  • Electoral or Glucose D powder. 
  • Portable Phone Charger, Earphones, etc.
  • Sun protection cap, sunglasses, Sunscreen lotion, toothbrush-toothpaste, etc
  • Proper face mask or shield 
  • Sanitizer 
  • An extra pair of clothes.

(Note: Please wear Full sleeves and Full Track Pants,  this will protect your body and skin from Sun / Thorns / Insects / Prickles, etc)
 

How to Trek Safely in the Rainy Season

  • Wear grippy trekking shoes, never sandals. Wet rock, mud, and stream crossings make the trail slippery.
  • Carry a poncho, not an umbrella. It keeps both you and your backpack dry and leaves your hands free.
  • Double-bag your electronics. Seal your phone, power bank, and ID in zip-locks; add silica gel packs for extra protection.
  • Watch for leeches. Tuck trousers into socks, apply repellent on your legs, and carry a little salt to detach them painlessly.
  • Step on rock, not moss. Mossy surfaces are the slickest — plant your feet on bare rock or soil.
  • Follow your trek leader at stream crossings. Water levels rise fast in heavy rain; never cross alone.
  • Stay with the group. Fog reduces visibility quickly in this forest — keep your trek leader in sight at all times.
  • Start early and keep pace so you finish the trail before the heaviest afternoon weather.

 

Reviews
FAQ

1. Is Andharban Trek suitable for beginners?

Yes. Fit beginners can join the Andharban Trek under the guidance of experienced trek leaders.
Participants should be comfortable walking for approximately 6–7 hours over wet, slippery and uneven forest terrain. Prior trekking experience is helpful but not compulsory.

2. What fitness level is required for Andharban Trek?

Participants should be able to walk continuously for several hours.
Regular walking, jogging, stair climbing or light cardio before the trek is recommended.
Anyone with a recent injury, serious knee problem or medical condition affecting physical activity should consult a medical professional before booking.

3. What is the difficulty level of Andharban Trek?

The Andharban Trek is graded Moderate.
It does not involve a major summit climb, but the 13 km distance, slippery monsoon terrain and seasonal stream crossings require good stamina.

4. What is the total distance of Andharban Trek?

The Trekhievers Andharban route covers approximately 13 km.
The actual walking distance may vary slightly depending on trail and weather conditions.

5. How long does Andharban Trek take?

The trek normally takes approximately 6–7 hours.
The duration may increase depending on rainfall, stream levels, trail conditions and the pace of the group.

6. Where does the Trekhievers Andharban route start and end?

The Trekhievers route begins at Ghutke village.
It passes through dense forest sections, seasonal streams and the Hirdi junction before ending at Pimpri village in Tamhini Ghat.

7. What is the best time to visit Andharban?

June to October is generally the best time for the Andharban Trek.
June to September offers lush green forests, active waterfalls, flowing streams, mist and frequent rainfall.
September and October generally provide greener surroundings with comparatively clearer views.

8. Is Andharban Trek open throughout the monsoon?

The operating status depends on rainfall, trail conditions, stream levels, forest department permission and local safety restrictions.
Participants should confirm the latest trek status with Trekhievers before departure.

9. Is a forest permit required for Andharban Trek?

Yes. Entry is managed according to current forest department and local authority rules.
Applicable forest entry charges are included in the Trekhievers package.
Participants must carry a valid government-issued photo ID.

10. What happens if the forest route is closed?

The route, schedule or batch may be modified, rescheduled or cancelled if the forest department or local authorities consider the trail unsafe.
The Trekhievers team will communicate the available alternatives to booked participants.

11. What is the price of Andharban Trek from Mumbai?

The Mumbai package costs ₹1,699 per person.
The base-village package costs ₹999 per person.
A 5% GST charge is additional.

12. What is included in the Mumbai package?

The package includes private AC bus transportation, breakfast, tea, vegetarian lunch, applicable forest entry charges, trek-leader support, trek coordination and basic first aid.

13. What are the Mumbai pickup points for Andharban Trek?

The pickup route covers Borivali, Kandivali, Goregaon, Andheri, Bandra, Sion, Ghatkopar, Vashi, Nerul, Kharghar and Kalamboli.
Exact pickup timings, vehicle details and trek-leader information are shared before departure.

14. Can Andharban Trek be completed in one day?

Yes. The walking portion of the trek can be completed in one day.
The Mumbai package is a 1-night and 1-day experience because it includes overnight transportation from Mumbai.

15. Can I travel to Andharban in my own vehicle?

Private-vehicle travel is possible, but the Trekhievers route begins at Ghutke village and ends at Pimpri village.
Since the starting and finishing points are different, private travellers must arrange transportation between the two villages.

16. Can I do Andharban Trek without a guide?

Trekking with an experienced guide or organised group is strongly recommended.
The route has limited mobile connectivity, seasonal stream crossings and forest sections that may be difficult to navigate during the monsoon.

17. Are toilets and changing facilities available?

Toilets are not available on the forest trail.
Basic washroom and changing facilities are available near the village coordination or meal point.

18. Is mobile network or electricity available during the trek?

Mobile-network coverage is unavailable or extremely limited across most of the route.
Electricity and charging facilities are not available during the trek. Participants should carry a fully charged phone and power bank.

19. What happens if there is heavy rainfall?

The route, timings or departure may be changed, postponed or cancelled if heavy rainfall, rising stream levels, road conditions or authority instructions make the trek unsafe.
Participants must follow the trek leaders’ instructions during all stream crossings.

20. What should I carry for Andharban Trek?

Wear trekking shoes with a strong grip.
Carry a raincoat, valid photo ID, two to three litres of water, personal snacks, dry clothes, extra socks, personal medicines and a fully charged power bank.
Avoid sandals, flat-soled shoes and slippery footwear.

21. Is Andharban Trek safe for solo women travellers?

Solo women travellers regularly join Trekhievers departures.
Participants remain with the organised group and trek leaders throughout the route.
Safety also depends on suitable footwear, weather conditions and following trek-leader instructions.

22. Who can join the Andharban Trek?

The trek is suitable for fit beginners, experienced trekkers, solo travellers, nature lovers, photographers, students, working professionals, groups of friends and corporate teams.
Participants should be able to walk for approximately 6–7 hours over uneven terrain.

23. Can children join the Andharban Trek?

Age eligibility depends on current Trekhievers safety requirements and forest department rules.
Parents should contact the Trekhievers team before booking for a participant below 16 years of age.

24. Are smoking and alcohol allowed during the trek?

No. Smoking, alcohol and prohibited substances are not allowed during the event.
Participants who violate the safety rules may be removed from the group.

25. Are Andarban and Andherban the same as Andharban?

Yes. Andarban and Andherban are common spelling variations.
The correct name is Andharban, which means “Dark Forest.”
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