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State
Maharastra
Introduction
Accommodation
State Maharashtra
City Mumbai
Airports Mumbai
Distance from City Centre 50 Km 
Railway Junctions Mumbai
Local Languages Marathi,Hindi
Marve  Introduction
40-km from Mumbai there are three tiny beaches lying on the north of the city, which are considered as 3 gems that have become popular havens for Mumbai's beleaguered fun lovers.

Splendours In Isolation - Marve:Marve is a close village near Mumbai, which is also called as Borivali. Despite industrialisation one can find that the beauty of Marve is untouched. It is a best place where you get a taste of colonial splendor and lifestyle its villas and the fishing village. The hill ranges that frame the beaches enhance the sunsets and sunrises that one can see from here. 

Manori:A little further away from Marve are the two beautiful beaches called Gorai and Manori, which are more crowded with travelers and are famous for all night beach parties. People come to visit Manori especially on the moonlit night. Village folk make money by serving food and letting their house on rents to the tourists.

HOW TO GET THERE:It is very easy to reach Marve, which is just 40-km by car from Mumbai. One can alight at Malad railway station (a suburban station on the Western Railway line) and proceed by road. A 15-minute ferry ride from Marve or Borivali will take one to Manori or Gorai. Marve can also be approached by boat.

 
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