The Nanemachi Waterfall Trek is one of the most scenic and offbeat treks during the monsoons in Maharashtra that allows you to experience simultaneous adventure, nature and peace. This is a hidden paradise, located in forests of Raigad district, near Mahad, with its spectacular waterfall, crystal clear blue-green waters, thick jungle trails and quiet surroundings. Perfect holiday spot for trekkers, photographers and nature lovers from Mumbai and Pune.
The most spectacular part of the walk is the grand waterfall of Nanemachi, marking a fall of some 410ft and forming a splendid natural pool at the bottom. Waterfalls in the Sahyadri region are in shades of blue and green with backdrops of misty mountains and dense forests, making it one of the most beautiful among all the waterfalls of the Sahyadri region.
The trail winds through picturesque forest trails, rushing streams, rocky outcrops and open green fields. En route, trekkers can relax in fresh mountain air, finding panoramic views of the valleys, and the calming beat of the water's rhythm. With moderate difficulty and good for the beginner with basic fitness, the trail is ideal for families, singles and first-time trekkers.
In the monsoon months, this entire area becomes a colourful green paradise with seasonal waterfalls, mist trails and an abundance of biodiversity. The out-of-the-way site provides a tranquil experience that is away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist hot spots, giving visitors an opportunity to enjoy nature in its purest form.
The Nanemachi Waterfall Trek offers a truly memorable experience, whether you're searching for a unique monsoon adventure or breathtaking photography opportunities, this trek is sure to be a one-of-a-kind journey. It is one of the most rewarding trekking destinations in Maharashtra due to its scenic beauty and hidden trails, as well as majestic waterfall views.
Why Nanemachi Waterfall Trek is Famous:
The Nanemachi Waterfall Trek is renowned for its:
- Stunning blue-colored waterfall pool with a natural swimming area
- Dense jungle trekking trails through untouched forest
- Hidden and offbeat location in Raigad district
- Scenic monsoon landscapes with flowing streams and misty valleys
- Beginner-friendly trekking route with moderate difficulty
- Peaceful and secluded forest environment away from city crowds
- Excellent opportunities for photography, nature exploration, and wildlife observation
- Adventure-filled trail with rocky patches and stream crossings
- The surrounding forest transforms into a green paradise during monsoon, with waterfalls, mist, and flowing streams
- Ideal weekend trekking destination from Mumbai and Pune
- Combination of adventure, tranquility, and natural beauty in one trek
The raw natural beauty, offbeat location, and serene environment make the Nanemachi Waterfall Trek a must-visit for trekkers seeking an authentic monsoon adventure in Maharashtra.
Nanemachi Waterfall Trek Quick Information:
- Trek Name: Nanemachi Waterfall Trek
- Trek Type: Waterfall & Jungle Trek
- Location: Raigad District, Maharashtra
- Base Village: Waki
- Waterfall Height: Approx 410 Feet
- Trek Route: Jungle Trail
- Trek Difficulty: Easy
- Trek Endurance: Medium
- Trek Length: Approx. 1.7 KM
- Duration: 1 Night / 1 Day
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July 2026: 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
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August 2026: 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29
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September 2026: 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26
What is included in the tour
- Private Bus Transportation (Mumbai to Mumbai)
- Breakfast & Tea
- Lunch ( Veg Thali Unlimited)
- Permit and Forest Entry Charges.
- Trek Expertise Charges.
- First Aid Charges.
What is NOT included in the tour
- Travel till pickup points
- 5% GST on booking amount
- Personal expenses
- Mineral water, soft drinks, snacks, or extra meals
- Medical evacuation expenses
- Insurance coverage
- Expenses caused due to weather conditions, roadblocks, or unavoidable circumstances
Mumbai → Mahad → Nanemachi Base Point → Jungle Trails → Stream Crossings → Rocky Patches → Waterfall Viewpoint
- Hidden and offbeat waterfall trek near Mahad, Raigad
- Crystal-clear blue waterfall pool and natural swimming area
- Dense forest trails with streams, rocky patches, and monsoon scenery
- Moderate trek suitable for beginners and weekend trekkers
- Peaceful and secluded natural surroundings
- Scenic viewpoints for photography and bird watching
- Ideal for monsoon trekking and adventure escapes from Mumbai and Pune
- Refreshing natural environment with fresh air and greenery
Day 1:
10:00 PM: Report to The Trekleaders at Borivali National Park (https://goo.gl/maps/qvxmxjK8Tmn5JgScA)
10:05 PM: Samta Nagar, Kandivali (https://goo.gl/maps/cSGKQWVSGDhS4qzP9)
10:15 PM: Sufi Irani Cafe, Goregaon (https://goo.gl/maps/4ZTNqab65pKPDoNC9)
10:30 PM: Hanuman Road Bus Stop Andheri (https://goo.gl/maps/SWKWuGMXSWgajCsSA)
10:45 PM: Kalanagar Bust Stop, Bandra (https://goo.gl/maps/jGkGpBZrRto5gRTJ9)
11:00 PM: Everard Nagar-Sion (https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZpZ3S8qtgBRkFp8g9)
11:10 PM: Ghatkopar Mankhurd Link Road (https://goo.gl/maps/m6TtFVkCkHd6MdKr7)
11:30 PM: Vashi (under the bridge) (https://goo.gl/maps/3dpGHKPvf49FgJj6A)
11:45 PM: Nerul LP (https://goo.gl/maps/tpntbzeYVijHQieF7)
11:55 PM: Kharghar station (https://goo.gl/maps/y7hNW9wxMV7tByPr5)
Day 2:
12:15 AM: Pickup at Kalamboli McD
05:00 AM: Reach the base village (The bus does not go till the starting point, participants need to walk approx. 2 KM)
05:30 AM: Breakfast and preparation for the trek
06:30 AM: Trek briefing by trek leaders
07:00 AM: Start trek towards Nanemachi Waterfall
08:30 AM: Reach Nanemachi Waterfall and enjoy scenic waterfall views
10:00 AM: Start return trek towards base village
12:30 PM: Reach base village
01:30 PM: Lunch
02:00 PM: Visit Satsada Waterfall
03:30 PM: Start return journey towards Mumbai
10:30 PM: Reach Mumbai (Arrival time may vary depending on traffic and group pace)
Why Trekkers choose Xplorers:
- Experienced trek leaders with proper safety protocols
- Professionally organized waterfall treks
- Large community of solo travelers and female travelers
- Comfortable transportation arrangements
- Verified trekking routes
- Friendly trekking environment
- Safety-first trekking approach
- Well-managed group coordination
- Our goal is to make every trek safe, exciting, and unforgettable.
(Highly Required and Mandatory Things)
- Valid ID proof
- Waterproof backpack or rain cover
- Trekking shoes with strong grip
- Trekking pants
- Full sleeve T-shirts
- Raincoat or windcheater
- Water bottles (2–3 liters)
- Energy Bar and snacks and dry fruits.
- Torch or headlamp
- Personal medicines and first aid kit
(Required but Optional Things)
- Extra clothes for return journey
- Slippers or floaters
- Sweater or jacket
- Electrolyte or glucose powder
- Portable charger
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Toiletries and facewash
- Sanitizer and face mask
- Follow trek leader instructions.
- Avoid risky waterfall selfies.
- Wear proper trekking shoes.
- Do not litter in forest area.
- Respect local customs and temples.
- Avoid alcohol and smoking during the trek.
- Carry rain protection during monsoon.
- Friday night departures are highly recommended to avoid weekend traffic.
- Minimum participant count is required to operate batches.
- Trek schedules may change depending on weather and safety conditions.
Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing via email or WhatsApp to the Xplorers Adventure team.
- More than 30 days before departure: 25% cancellation charges
- 15–30 days before departure: 50% cancellation charges
- 07–14 days before departure: 75% cancellation charges
- Less than 03 days before departure: No refund
- If Trek gets canceled we will refund "Trek Amount" only
- No show: No refund
Refunds, if applicable, will be processed within 7–14 working days after cancellation confirmation.
Convenience fees, payment gateway charges, taxes, flight/train/safari/activity permits, and third-party bookings are non-refundable.
1. Where is Nanemachi Waterfall located?
Nanemachi Waterfall is located near Mahad in the Raigad district of Maharashtra.
2. What is the difficulty level of the trek?
The trek is easy to moderate, suitable for beginners with basic fitness as well as experienced trekkers.
3. What is the best time to visit Nanemachi Waterfall?
The best time to visit is during monsoon season (June to October), when the waterfall is at its fullest and the
forest is lush green.
4. How long is the Nanemachi trek?
The trek distance is approximately 1.7 km one-way through jungle trails, rocky paths, and streams.
5. What meals are included in the trek?
The package usually includes breakfast, tea, and vegetarian lunch.
6. What should I carry for the trek?
Carry trekking shoes, rainwear, water bottles, snacks, extra clothes, and personal medicines.
7. Is Nanemachi Waterfall safe for beginners?
Yes, the trek is beginner-friendly, provided that safety instructions from the trek leaders are followed.
8. Why is Nanemachi Waterfall famous?
Nanemachi is famous for its hidden blue water pool, dense forest trail, scenic monsoon beauty, and
peaceful natural surroundings.
9. Are there stream crossings on the trek?
Yes, the trail includes a few seasonal streams and muddy patches, especially during monsoon,
adding adventure to the trek.
10. Can we swim in the waterfall pool?
The waterfall forms a natural pool, but swimming is recommended only at safe points under supervision,
as water levels and rocks can be slippery.
11. Is the trek suitable for photography?
Absolutely. The trail, waterfall, and surrounding greenery provide excellent photography opportunities,
especially during monsoon.
12. How long does the trek take?
The trek typically takes around 2–3 hours for a round trip including time spent at the waterfall viewpoint.
13. Can children or senior citizens join the trek?
Yes, children and seniors with basic fitness can participate, but supervision and guidance are advised,
especially on rocky or slippery sections.
14. Is Nanemachi Waterfall trek crowded?
No, it is an offbeat location, making it less crowded compared to other waterfalls near Mumbai and Pune.
15. Are toilets or resting points available on the trek?
Basic facilities are available at the base village, but there are no formal restrooms along the trekking trail,
so plan accordingly.
16. Is transportation arranged for the trek?
Most organized treks provide pickup and drop-off from Mumbai or Pune, along with transport to the
base village.
